If you’re spending all your spare time raking and bagging leaves—only to have them end up in the landfill—here’s what you can do instead.

Fig leaves make a delicious tea-like beverage. Harvest them at the end of the season, just before they turn yellow. Rinse, ...

Discover why garden experts say landscape fabric does more harm than good in ornamental beds and what to use instead.

Beneficial microbes, earthworms, and healthy plant roots have difficulties in the near-barren environment fabric creates.

With leaves falling and cooler weather setting in, it’s crucial to winterize your lawn and garden to prevent damage and ...

Mulch helps suppress weeds, keeps soil moist, and helps regulate soil temperatures. Adding a second layer of mulch after the ...

If you think you might be facing a cricket infestation, you can obviously confirm that by listening out for the distinctive ...

Here’s what a frost or freeze warning means for your garden. Plus, four steps you can take to protect your plants from a ...

Landscaping fabric is not the most environmentally friendly option as it has adverse effects on the soil. Try this natural, low-maintenance alternative instead.

As gardens fade and temperatures drop, many homeowners begin tidying up their yards — sometimes to the detriment of pollinators. Fall and winter are critical seasons for supporting these vital animals ...

Discover garden secrets from California landscapes, including drought-tolerant plants, citrus trees, and stylish outdoor ...

Gardeners have strong opinions about the use of landscape fabric, whether they're coming down on the side of it being a pro or a con. This was demonstrated when a Facebook user posed a question to the ...