Your growing zone can tell you a lot about what your garden should look like in spring. Follow our tips for spring gardening ...

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Don't let these missteps waste your money, harm your lawn or contaminate local water sources.

Fortunately, a few hardy vegetables actually prefer cool conditions. Peas, spinach, radishes, arugula, and leaf lettuce can usually be planted once the soil can be worked and is no longer soggy. In ...

Grass seed can fail for a variety of reasons. Here's a list of 10 issues (with solutions) that will help get that seed up and ...

Whatever the variety, the first step to ensuring the enjoyment of your newly purchased tree for years to come is planting it ...

Homeowners, nurseries and public gardens across Wake County are changing how they care for plants as new water conservation ...

The city of Irvine invites locals to celebrate Earth Day at the Quail Hill Community Center with guided hikes, a composting ...

Most gardeners don’t fail because they have a bad green thumb. They fail because no one ever told them the things experienced ...

"In spring, avoid planting warm-season crops, such as tomatoes or peppers, outside due to the risk of late frosts. These can ...

Community Impact sat down with the president and chief executive officer of the TurfMutt Foundation, Kris Kiser, to discuss the importance of lawn maintenance and a few tips to ensure your lawn looks ...

If you try to grow turf grass in an arid climate, you will need to create an artificial Scotland to replace the many inches of rainfall the grass needs but doesn’t receive,” says Dakota Petersen, a ...