We seldom appreciate pollinators. They transfer pollen between plants that help them reproduce and produce fruit and seeds.

Have you heard about the Dirt Dauber Garden Club? They are a nonprofit community group working to beautify spaces around ...

My readers have asked, “What can I do to get my garden going now?” Because I love getting out in the garden, I feel disappointed not having a chance to plant your seeds and bedding plants in the soil.

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Around the world, plastics find their way into farm fields. Climate change makes agricultural plastic, already a necessity ...

Using insecticides too often may boost weed growth. A new study shows why timing, observation, and cover crops make all the ...

Researchers extract plant residues from ancient bedrock metates, revealing insights into early diets and traditional plant ...

Flower lovers born in the month of April have two spring favorites as their birth flowers: cheerful daisies and fragrant ...

These annual flowers grow quickly from seed, don’t mind the heat, and tolerate most types of soil. Zinnias also are a ...

If your seedlings have outgrown their seed tray, but it's still too early to plant them in the garden, you need to up-pot ...

Heirloom seeds, unlike hybrid seeds, are always open-pollinated, meaning they reproduce true to type, allowing gardeners to ...