Discover the beauty of fall gardening. Learn how to create a stunning autumn garden with our expert tips and advice.
Category: Gardening
Growing Fruit, Vegetables, Herbs, and Flowers.
Discover the joy of planting bulbs and watch your garden come to life with vibrant colors and beautiful blooms.
Make the most of September in the garden. Tidy up, propagate, and prepare for the winter months and the upcoming year.
Before you grab your trowel take a few minutes to check this short reminder of some of the essential things to be getting on with in the vegetable garden during September.
Although the temperature still feels like summer, now is the time for Southern California gardeners to plant cool season vegetables for a spring harvest.
Keep your green thumb going with autumn gardening. Learn how to plan, plant, and enjoy a bountiful harvest of fresh produce.
Get your garden ready for the changing seasons with these September gardening tips. Learn how to sow grass seed and rejuvenate your lawn.
If you loved summer gardening, you can keep your garden growing right through fall. Here’s how to make the most of fall season gardening.
Transforming an overgrown field into a beautiful oasis: tips and tricks for clearing and landscaping neglected outdoor spaces.
Safeguard your garden fruits from destructive garden pests. Find out how to naturally combat aphid infestations and protect your harvest.
From mint in salads to rosemary, sage, and thyme in roasted chicken, learn how to use fresh herbs to take your dishes to the next level.
Discover essential garden tasks for July. From watering and deadheading to cutting back perennials, ensure your garden continues to thrive.
Discover effective methods for eliminating June bugs from your garden. Learn how to spot these unwanted insects and get rid of them.
Unlock the secrets of plant propagation during the summer season. Learn how to time your propagation efforts for maximum success.
Wondering what to do about sprouting tulip bulbs? Find expert advice on how to ensure blooming plants from your tulip bulbs.