This ancient technique enables gardeners to create a self-fertilizing system while reducing the environmental carbon ...

One TikToker shared how he grows peppers, tomatoes, and figs in a raised bed without soil — using the hugelkultur method.

April Wilkerson builds raised garden beds with clear step-by-step instructions. Catholic devotees were stunned when an apparition of Jesus appeared in the clouds following a Mass. Footage shows ...

The florist describes her ‘higgledy-piggledy’ Oxfordshire garden, her favourite flowers and how gardening has helped her through tough times ...

Arley Hall Garden Festival promises to be a grand day out and a perfect replacement for RHS Tatton. See you there.

Answering an ask for accessible gardening tools for people over 50, long-term gardener Sue Mazer, 54, suggested this comfortable-to-hold, multi-use tool, saying, “Lightly spray mist the mixed soil and ...

The best layout for a herb garden will depend on where you're growing your herbs – in pots, beds, or a border, for example. 'Divide your herb garden into clearly defined sections for easy access, ...

It covers raised bed gardening, what I'm growing now, and the overall set-up. The intent is to make this an introduction on my vegetable garden layout and then from now on release mostly shorter ...

When planning my garden layout, I was tempted to maximize growing space by placing my raised beds just 12 inches apart. The reality was much different – as plants grew and spilled over the edges, the ...

If you're new to gardening and don't quite know if your current layout is "the one," using plastic edging may be the way to go. Worth a look: Easy Flex Pound-in Landscape Edging (4.5-in. high x 20 ...

Let’s look at some garden bed layout scenarios: Scenario 1: You have a front patio but not much “yard” space. You can still put a small raised bed on your patio and grow some tomatoes and ...

What do I put on the bottom of a raised garden bed? Design your raised bed garden layout to maximize sunlight and layer with a ground cloth, limestone, sand, organic matter, and garden soil.