With high soil and air temperatures and abundant sunshine, August is a key time to plant. Now that spring plantings have largely been harvested, it's the last chance to plant many herbs, vegetables ...

A person wearing a sunhat works hard in their summer garden. - Flystock/Shutterstock The August garden is the culmination of months of work. This time of year, you may be eyeing ripening tomatoes and ...

It's time to start planning fall gardens. National Farmers Market Week is celebrated this coming week Aug. 3-9. Farmers markets play a vital role in our nation’s food system by supporting local ...

August is a time of transition when late summer heat gradually cools, leading to mild soil temperatures that pave the way for hardy cool-season vegetables and flowers to grow. Whether you’re setting ...

We have made it to August and as the sun rises a little later each morning, we can try to coast into September. HOWEVER, as I write this it is hot and windy out so I am not sure if you will agree with ...

August gardening in Florida requires attention to watering, light pruning, and lawn care. Prepare for fall by planting heat-tolerant vegetables and starting seeds indoors. Take preventative measures ...