If you don't have room for a garden, or only want to grow a few vegetables, planting in containers is the best way to go.

You look at a lot of the big gardening "influencers" on social media, and most of them have multiple enormous gardening beds ...

Do you have an old fountain in the garden? If you don't use it, you can easily convert it into a tiered planter and fill it ...

A 2- to 3-inch layer of mulch, such as undyed wood chips, shredded bark or dried-out (never fresh) grass clippings over the ...

Here are some plants' responses that have occurred or are expected to occur after San Antonio's freezing temperatures.

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Scientists from the University of Tennessee have made a major breakthrough in understanding how tomato plants respond to root ...

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Master gardener Sally Scalera shares tips on everything from veggie seeds to sow in February to yummy finds at the Brevard ...

North Carolina is experiencing climate change: warmer temperatures (especially at night), more frequent extreme rainfall and ...

Most of us grew up hearing that we’d get enough fruit and veg into our diet if we stuck by the “five a day” rule. But I, for ...

Test germination rates by sprouting seeds first. Sprinkle 10 to 20 seeds on a damp, but not soaked, paper towel and cover it ...