Invasive plants, like English ivy, mint, and horseradish, can be incredibly tough to manage once they spread. They often outcompete native species, disrupt local biodiversity, and pose real challenges ...

One of the questions I have had over the years is, “Why would you want to mix two different plants in the same row?” When I ...

Wondering which old-school gardening tricks really work? Here are a dozen gardening hacks and pieces of passed-down advice that still hold true.

Tinsley: The trees have exploded with blooms. Bluebonnets sweep across the rolling hills of Texas. Spring is here!

Michigan State University Extension will be giving a series of “Smart Gardening” presentations during the Kiwanis Home and ...

Tomatoes are picky about where they grow so avoid planting them in these less than ideal spots. “Location, location, location ...

Soon, the rainy season will pass and with the hot dry weather comes fire season, so be proactive by making your landscape ...

While fluctuating temperatures may not be our favorite, plants thrive in them! Short bursts of warmth followed by cooler ...

On an unseasonably mild, misty day in November, a crew of volunteers spends their afternoon at a community garden on St. James Avenue in Walnut Hills, a neighborhood on the ...

My readers have asked, “What can I do to get my garden going now?” Because I love getting out in the garden, I feel disappointed not having a chance to plant your seeds and bedding plants in the soil.

Marigolds are the best flowers to plant with your tomatoes. Not only are marigolds bright and bountiful, but they also offer ...

Make a small indentation in the soil with your fingers.