You may be conflicted about finding this caterpillar in your garden—whatever you do, handle the situation with care.
It's almost time to start planting garlic, so consider what you want to get out of your crop.
As your produce sells at market, have a strategy in place to keep up the curb appeal of your booth.
Potatoes aren’t the only tubers fit for you dinner plate—try oca, found in array of colors.
With cool weather on the horizon, your immune system is at risk. Fortunately, there are a few things in your garden that can help.
No caterpillars in sight? Maybe you’re just not looking hard enough.
For jobs too small for a riding mower but too big for a string trimmer, a string trimmer mower is the perfect tool.
Don’t let the orange color of the gulf fritillary caterpillar fool you—this bug is more bark than bite.
Greens are tender and prone to wilt, so how you care for them from harvest to sale will make all the difference.
This corn fungal disease is actually a delicacy in Mexican culture—though if you find it in your garden, you'll never get rid of it.
These beautifully colored tomatoes add pizazz to your garden and flavor to your plate.
Many things that can be found around your home actually double as great trellises for vining crops.
