Three Forks students have been building a school garden in a courtyard on campus and will use it to learn about sustainability, water conservation, nutrition, and more.

A: Yes. Just store them like you would normal garden seeds — in the refrigerator or somewhere where it’s cool and dry. You ...

As the leaves fall and temperatures drop, you may wonder how to winterize raised garden beds that you have used to grow ...

Treat that special gardener in your life to a gift they'll cherish over the holiday season and for many years to come, with ...

If you're adding soil to your garden — for raised beds or to replace damaged unhealthy dirt — make sure you know what you're ...

Then, this year, we got somewhat unexpected, sunny temps in the 50s, perfect gardening weather in November. One by one, we ...

Light levels are very important when growing lemon balm indoors. It needs at least 6-8 hours of sunlight a day to thrive, so ...

The glamorous, showy flowers of hibiscus are a joy in summer and autumn. Hazel Sillver looks which of these colourful, exotic ...

This article deals with potting mixes for houseplants. Some bags have detailed info including suggestions on expiration dates. The organic components of mixes break down over time. Open bags can ...

Rats are a real nuisance for gardeners and an unpleasant visitor on your property. Whether you've got them already or want to ...

Gardening experts ... or modules if you have heavy soil," adding that "Garlic can also be grown to harvest in a large ...

Leaves and garden debris may be composted, as well as dry, fallen fruit (diseased leaves, branches and fruit should not be ...