While you may have tolerance for minor damage, it also comes down to how many of these animals actually are living in your back yard. Moles are far less numerous in a garden; typically, two to four ...

Fresh from the garden to the pan! Watch the harvest of vibrant Filipino vegetables and turn them into a comforting, flavorful ...

Q: The edges of the leaves of my peace lily started turning brown. How can I stop that from happening? Write to the Missouri ...

With the warmer winter we’ve experienced, many gardeners are eager to start cool-season crops such as radishes, broccoli, and lettuce outdoors earlier than usual. However, Utah’s climate is ...

Key Points Use winter to review last year’s garden and plan a better layout for the coming season.Stock up on seeds, tools, and supplies now so you’re ready to plant on time.Start seeds indoors to ...

Even with snow on the ground, it's time to plan your spring garden. Learn when to plant seeds and vegetables, and how to get a head start indoors.

Deep snowpack can act like a crystalline mulch, providing a protective cover with extraordinary insulating properties.

Winter gardens can be dreary and brown, but these flowering plants add color before spring arrives. Learn more about flowering plants that prove spring is coming during the late winter months.

Harvests continue for South Texas vegetable growers as irrigation shortages and persistent drought impact cool-season crop ...

In his weekly gardening column, Jamie’s Little Allotment, Gayton Gardener Jamie Marsh discusses setting up your first growing area… Why bother? It’s something I’m asked a lot, especially when ...

Some vegetables can be planted from late winter as tubers, bulbs (sets) or young dormant plants (crowns) as soon as the soil is dry enough. They get a useful head start over seed-raised plants. Seed ...

Proper pruning early in a tree’s life can drastically reduce the risk of canopy failure or hazard development from structurally unsound limbs later in life. (Shaw Local News Network file photo) Stay ...