In the garden, July is a month with a split personality: We look back wistfully (at the successes of spring) and forward with ...

A long homegrown produce season does not require a huge yard, according to expert gardener Charlie Nardozzi. He says even small spaces can yield plenty if gardeners pick suitable varieties and include ...

Our gardening expert offers tips for water conservation as Massachusetts experiences summer drought conditions.

On Cincinnati Edition, we discuss how to tend to a garden in drought conditions without overexerting yourself, which plants ...

FOR people across the country, the warmer weather means spending more time in the garden. But for many, the thought of ...

With summer fully upon us, I thought instead of just writing about a single topic, I would highlight various tasks that need ...

Discover how a simple homemade temperature chart can make your garden planning and maintenance process easier and more ...

To use right away, heat water to just below boiling, then pour 8 ounces into a cup with 2-3 tablespoons of chopped, fresh herbs. Cover the cup and allow it to sit for 10-15 minutes. Strain, and add ...

How about those who prefer wild-looking to neat? Or those who are just too busy to do everything in the garden they’d like?

Not everyone has a naturally green thumb, but everyone can cultivate one. A few years ago—without knowing anything about how to start a vegetable garden—I tried my hand at planting one… in the dead of ...

Northlanders gathered at the Duluth Depot for the Spring Gardening Extravaganza as planting season approaches. This year’s event focused on “The Great Northern Gardener: Gardening for the Body Mind ...