Today’s column features AI tools to identify plant diseases, garden pests and weeds; monitor climate and soil; and optimize ...

Queens County Farm Museum offers a variety of fun activities to enjoy the warmer weather and the renewal of farm and garden ...

Tomatoes flourish in compost that is rich in nutrients and has good drainage. Peat-free compost is a prime choice as it's ...

Enter the Rise Garden system — a sleek, indoor hydroponic gardening solution that’s here to save the day (and your soil).

Tomatoes can be grown in containers and in the garden but there are some plants that should not be grown near them ...

Improve your garden's health and productivity by using companion planting to deter pests, attract beneficial insects, and enhance soil quality.

Spring brings a profusion of bulbs—tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths—painting the garden in cheerful colors that announce winter’s retreat. Summer sees the emergence of daylilies, coneflowers, and ...

If you want to grow the best tomatoes this year, there are a few plants that people should avoid planting them near as they ...

The Barefoot Contessa's East Hampton home features a carefully laid out square vegetable garden – it's a masterclass in ...

Companion planting is a mutually beneficial placement of compatible plants and natural pest management — the keys to complete ...

A gardening expert said there's one 'big mistake' people make when they start growing vegetables – and it could be stopping you from getting the most out of your crops ...

Fruits and vegetables: Last chance to plant a late crop of chard, spinach and lettuce. Trees, shrubs, vines: Shoestring ...