Are your plants' leaves a healthy uniform green, or are they marred by black splotches, yellowing veins or brown edges? Read ...

Get used to putting your finger into the compost to feel below the top layer. You can also pick up your pots. A light pot will need watering, while a heavy one is probably wet enough. Check your pots ...

If you pull up weeds that are seeding, you can still put them in the compost. Just remove and discard the seeds first. Some food-scrap additions can also be annoying because of the insects and ...

Generally, you'll apply mulch 2 to 3 inches deep, with the exception of grass clippings, which you should keep to a depth of ...

In terms of materials to avoid, the Hillsborough head gardener suggests steering clear of diseased plants, perennial weeds ...

Even if you don't have much outdoor space, you can still take advantage of the benefits of composting kitchen scraps with the ...

The City of Boise says roughly 97% of households have a dedicated compost bin and that keeps more than 30,000 tons of waste ...

All plants in your yard need soil with a proper amount of essential nutrients, vitamins, and other all-around good stuff to thrive and grow beautifully, so purchasing the wrong additives can do your ...

Some native plants (such as pawpaw ... If not suitable for propagation, branch trimmings can be kept for a wildlife-sheltering brush pile or added to a compost pile. If you’d like to try ...

You might think you're doing your house plant a favour, but gardening experts warn that watering these three popular flowers ...

Manure management is one of the biggest problems faced by feedlots. One soil scientist is helping a feedlot in Worland make ...