Culinary herbs provide health benefits for both you and your flock, so start growing and using them today.
Northern growers can also look forward to peppers, tomatoes and melons this summer by planning ahead and choosing varieties wisely.
Don’t bother with hydrangeas that won’t bloom. These full-proof species will give you beautiful blossoms to admire.
A rose isn’t just a rose, especially when you want to use it medicinally.
Do you love growing tomatoes and peppers? Then expand your garden to include these plant relatives.
Prolong your summer blooms by pinching back certain flowers in early summer.
Since World War I, the field poppy has been a symbol of the courage of the soldiers who sacrificed their lives fighting for our freedom.
Clay soil can certainly be a nuisance for the eager gardener. Line up your amendment strategy starting with one of these mulches.
Now that you’ve got your edible landscape under control, set your attention on plants that are more ... drinkable.
Save money—both on plants and on herbs—by growing and propagating your own using one of these three methods.
This woodland native has zig-zagging stems resembling joints, alluding to its healing abilities for arthritis.
Bees, bats and butterflies are causing quite a stir in the news. Here are five talking points to keep you in the know.
