Meet the most common botanical interlopers you're likely to find in your garden or vegetable patch, and learn how to treat ...

According to gardening expert Chris Ware from Climbing Wild Gardeners, teabags are packed with tannic acid and nutrients that ...

Birds, butterflies and bees rely on native plants as they migrate and live in the same ecosystem as people. “Our pollinators, ...

MacCubbin gives Florida gardening advice on Confederate jasmine, satsuma mandarin, hibiscus, tibouchina, peach trees, St.

Hardy annuals have a multitude of uses, from filling in borders to yielding fresh flowers and pollinating others ...

Most American homeowners are locked in an unspoken competition with their neighbors over who has the better-looking house and yard, according to new research.

Donald Trump is considering a plan to pave over America’s most famous garden: The White House’s Rose Garden. Trump plans to ...

There’s nothing quite so heartening as the first crocus of spring… but what do you do when yours have finished flowering?

Good gardening starts long before you sow the first seed, and March is perfect for reflecting and preparing for the season ...

Xeriscaping is a technique used to alter a lawn so that it requires less water for upkeep. You can see the stone and gravel ...

If your lawn looks lousy after the long, harsh, snowy winter - you could be facing the problem of snow mold. Or your lawn ...

WITH Brits set to enjoy glorious sunshine in the next few days, many of us will be tempted to spruce up our gardens. But now gardening whizz Alan Titchmarsh has urged people to wait a little to ...