Starting new shrubs from cuttings is a great fall or winter project that's easy to do, inexpensive and fun. It's great for flowering as well as evergreen shrubs.
New potatoes are basically any potatoes that have not been cured, and they have benefits regarding space, time and profitability.
Leaf-footed bugs are a southern pest that might be marching northward. Learn how to identify and manage this pest in vegetable gardens and flower beds.
Missing flower buds could be a sign of geranium budworms on geraniums, petunias, zinnias, marigolds and other plants. Learn how to ID and manage this pest.
Expand your collection by learning how to propagate succulents. It's a worthwhile project that's easy to do as well as fun.
Different fruits do better in certain regions than others and take different levels of commitment. Here are several that might be right for your CSA.
Looking for the perfect gift for the gardener in your life? Our annual holiday gift-giving guide for gardeners has five great ideas.
In the right situations, farmers, sheep and land can all benefit from sheep grazing on cover crops. Some mixtures make for better forage than others.
Go native with these gorgeous shrubs with berries. The birds as well as your flower bouquets will thank you.
Learn how to properly clean and store garden containers to ensure blemish-free pots and disease-free plantings next spring.
Flowers add color and attract customers, and many types are easy to grow. See all the reasons market farmers should consider cut flowers.
Cover crops can boost soil nutrients, limit winter erosion and provide forage for pollinators. Learn how to plant and utilize cover crops in your garden.
