Each season of the year brings new tasks for the the garden.
Stay one step ahead of projects for the coming months by reviewing the expert advice in this collection of tips and time-tested wisdom. Know when to plant seeds, prune trees, turn your compost pile, put the garden to bed and more.
Consider the interrelationship of light, water, humidity and temperature when growing indoors.
Mice in your compost bin can be a problem year-round, but especially in the winter.
Elizabeth Millard's new book teaches us how to grow herbs, greens and sprouts inside during winter months.
Growing evergreens takes planning, care … and water.
Autumn's the time to soil test, clean out pests and add amendments.
Cleaning out garden debris also takes out harmful insect eggs and larvae for next season.
Cool season, spring harvest, cold crop vegetables are among the year's most enjoyable.
Apple, peach, cherry, plums and others planted now can provide a lifetime of rewards.
Even if conditions aren't yet right for planting, there's plenty to do to get your garden ready.
. . . and why (plus how) to raise these plants indoors anyway.