The dormant season is a great time to sow flower seeds, establish trees and shrubs, and get started on the vegetable garden.

George Irvine's latest gardening column looks at the seeds and bulbs you can plant right now to harvest later in the year.

If you're searching for a versatile and nutritious addition to your garden, beets might just be the perfect fit! These ...

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Bani's Beets in Chicago's Beverly neighborhood serves delicious and organic cold-pressed juice. The Lions were built well ...

The hardiness map provided by the USDA ( is based on the minimum low temperatures an area usually experiences. You simply input your zip code in the search box to ...

AS a gardener, you wouldn’t plant a rhododendron in chalky soil. And when it comes to clematis – it ‘roots in the shade – ...

January evenings are best spent sitting close to the woodstove while the snow blows and the wind howls outside. Before the ...

If you’ve had mixed success with growing fruit and vegetables, it may be simply because your plants don’t like the spot ...

Sorghum is an effective trap crop in cotton fields, and black mustard in sweet corn farms reduced kernel injury by 22%. The ...

Root vegetables: These winter garden staples thrive underground, sheltered from the cold. Carrots, slightly sweetened by ...