Want a petite watermelon plant for a container garden? Sugar pot watermelon produces 8-pound fruits on compact vines that grow beautifully in patio pots.
Nothing says summer like a campfire. But not everyone has the space for a full-size fire pit. This tabletop fire pit bowl is the perfect solution.
If you want a water feature in your garden but don't have the time or money to install a pond or waterfall, build a containerized patio water garden.
Tired of building mounds of soil to grow squash? Planting in squash rings is a great alternative that also cuts down on weeding and watering, too.
Go vertical to maximize your gardening space and harvest potential.
Love mint but tired of it taking over the garden? Try these practical ways to keep it contained.
These tiny plants pack in nutrition, flavor and—maybe most importantly—profits.
Roosters are contraband within Portland city limits, but that didn't stop residents from swooping in and saving one in the midst of Oregon's coldest winter in years.
Nature will fill the vacuum left by the removal of invasive weeds, so it’s best to have a long-term plan for an empty space.
Even if you’re strapped for time, it’s possible to grow food right in your backyard.
Put your non-recyclables to use to add greenery around your house this winter.
Add native plants to your urban landscape to remind yourself of your roots.
