Whether you create a stacked-rock spiral or a basic cedar square, a raised bed can be a great way to expand your gardening options. And planning for this project makes a great winter pastime, too.

Hannah Barrow, from Caerwys, has been appointed as a consultant horticulturist by the Pendine Park care organisation, and her first task is to restore a historic 100-year-old walled garden at the Bryn ...

Turning a tennis court into a green space has many benefits. Plants can help cool the area down in summer, making it more ...

Embrace the season of growth at the 23rd annual Home, Lawn and Garden Day on Saturday, March 1, at Central Catholic High ...

There are a number of gardening jobs that should be done in February so your garden will look beautiful in time for spring.

Louisiana First Lady Donna Edwards points out green beans, right, and kohlrabi, left, also called German turnip, a biennial ...

Choose your optimal setup based on the layout of your garden area; easily use it as one tall bed or create two shorter ones for double the space to grow! 2.5FT GROWING DEPTH: 32 inches of depth ...

Why grow in raised garden beds? The main advantage is that when your soil is poor that the depth of soil that the raised beds provide makes all the difference, particularly as it’s topped up with soil ...

While born and raised in South Florida and a proud University of Florida ... it's not the only bedroom characteristic that can contribute to better sleep. Those who make the bed every morning, for ...

Few things excite me more about the impending growing season than planning my vegetable and cut-flower garden. Whether I am growing tried-and-true favorites or trying out a new variety of tomato ...