
For the SCADpad project, Atlanta design students are transforming parking spaces into functional, fashionable homes.

Give your coop some flair—it could make your hens healthier.

Boosting your health this spring doesn’t have to mean a trip to the doctor—nature’s healers can be found right outside your back door.

There’s one being that enjoys your garden tomatoes more than you do: your dog.

Living in just 362 square feet hasn't stopped this tiny home inhabiter from incorporating plants in all areas of decorating.

Don’t let tight, cozy living spaces keep you from your chicken-keeper ambitions—bantams will fit right in your tiny urban yard.

Sandy soil can lead to erosion problems and nutrient leaching, but fixing the problem is simple: Just add mulch.

Take grafting beyond trees to grow healthier plants and more of the delicious tomatoes, eggplants and peppers you love.

Kick off the spring garden with a beautiful radish crop in an array of colors, shapes and sizes.

An innovative food and community complex that will unite local farmers and food producers is set to open in Louisville, Ky., in 2017.

When your spring chicks arrive from the hatchery, take these steps to identify them correctly.

Revive your home or farm landscape with a modern hedgerow that can provide soil stability, privacy, wildlife habitat and other benefits.