Got a pile of junk destined for the curb? Give it new life as a trellis or planter in the garden.
Use our Green Thumb advice for easy pruning solutions.
Sticking to a schedule, including winter mulching, gives spring plants a head start and cuts down early-season work.
Small greenhouses, row covers, can speed up the growth of your annuals.
Go forth and make compost. And with these tips, make it with little effort at all.
What is eating my fruit? Possibly the codling moth.
Aphids will eat your roots and leaves. Here are the signs of an aphid infestation.
Excerpt from the Popular Garden Series magabook Orcharding with permission from its publisher, BowTie magazines, a division of BowTie Inc. Purchase Orcharding here (deep link https://www.shopanimalnetwork.com/product.aspx?cid=85&pid=838) The following tools come in handy for tending fruit trees. Try to clean and dry pruning tools after each use, then wipe the pruning tools with an oily rag […]
Broccoli is a love-or-hate vegetable, but it's easy to grow and tend.
A small yard doesn't mean you can't start tree farming. An expert shares some tips for successfully growing plants of any size in containers—even indoors.
Check out these compost bins from Urban Farm readers’ backyards for inspiration to start your own composting.
Taking these steps can help ensure the safety of yourself, your family, your livestock and your farm in case of natural disaster.
