Those dark, leathery patches on the bottom of your tomatoes aren't a disease—but they are a sign something's off. Two gardening experts explain what causes blossom end rot, how to stop it and whether ...

Want blue or pink hydrangeas? Learn how adjusting your soil pH can change the color of your blooms this season.

A tomato plant can look like the picture of garden success for weeks, then suddenly produce fruit with a dark, sunken patch ...

Sure, you can buy jarred marinara sauce, but there's nothing like the homemade thing — even better if you grow your own ...

If you want your tomatoes to be fruitful all summer long, then here is what you need to remember this July while tending your ...

Common kitchen scraps like potato and banana peels are go-to staples for building a healthy, nutrient-dense compost pile. But there's another lesser-known scrap you're probably tossing in the trash ...

July is also the perfect time to take a road trip and visit some of the beautiful gardens in the province. Some of my ...

I read the hint from your reader, Jim, about leaving stovetop knobs slightly off the vertical line to remind him to turn them ...

Now, instead of manifesting my tomatoes to blush, I decided to spend some time planning my garden’s second act: fall crops.

Fresh grass clippings look like free garden gold. They hold moisture, break down quickly, and seem like the perfect mulch for ...

Some gardeners would think we are almost at the height of the vegetable season. Tomatoes are setting, corn is more than ...