Looking for vertical garden ideas? Whether it’s a structure for training colorful climbers or a new tree, adding new levels ...

The State Botanical Garden of Georgia in Athens is proof that paradise doesn’t require a plane ticket, just a willingness to ...

I like to mow my lawn at 3 to 3½ inches in height, and frequently enough so I cut less than one-third of the total height each time. Most lawns are cut too short. Maintaining lawns at a taller ...

Enter the snack garden. A snack garden is a compact vegetable plot planted in containers, raised beds or small pieces of land specifically seeded with bite-sized, ready-to-eat vegetables and fruits ...

A single tomato plant can produce an average of 8 pounds or more of tomatoes. Courtesy All-America Selections. With escalating ...

Turning your grass into a garden isn't as complicated as you think, but it will take time and effort. Kansas City experts offer this step-by-step guide that breaks down the process, from killing your ...

More than 20 million Americans planted a garden for the first time during the COVID-19 pandemic to save money and have easy access to food. While not all of them stuck with it, home improvement ...

May is the transition time. Spring blooming plants settle into summer, peach and plum trees hint at the coming harvest, pomegranate flowers swell at the base, promising a plentiful fall crop. Watering ...

You’ve thought about starting a vegetable garden. Perhaps this is the perfect year to jump in and plant one. Here are a few considerations for beginners and those with only a few years’ experience.

Include some winning vegetable varieties in this year’s garden. Rubybor kale with its outstanding flavor and beauty is a 2026 All-America Selections Gold Medal Winner in both the flower and vegetable ...

Each spring, many of us get very excited about the abundant harvest we are going to enjoy from our vegetable gardens. We plan, then plant. We weed and water. And if all goes well, we harvest an ...