If you’re late to the game or haven’t started the process of planting vegetables and flowers in your garden, the good news is ...

Brush off dirt and debris. Start by brushing off any old dirt, dried roots, or plant debris stuck to the inside and outside of the pot with a stiff-bristle brush,” Fisher says.

There is nothing more lovely than seeing Gerbera daisies in bloom. Here are some tips to help yours thrive throughout the hot ...

Create a thriving ecosystem in your garden with a DIY bucket pond. All you need is a bucket, a few natural materials, and a little time and creativity.

While starting sweet potatoes in water and soil are both viable options, starting in soil is generally a quicker process that ...

East Texas Annual & Perennial Plant Trial will be held on Thursday, June 26 at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension ...

Even without a big yard, you can reap the benefits of gardening by planting produce and flowers in microgardens based on ...

By Kim Cook For Whether it’s a modest balcony, a pocket-size patio or a tiny backyard, small outdoor spaces have big ...

Warm/cool/warm/cool … June weather can be all over the place, from overcast gray “June gloom” drizzles to bright, hot sunny ...

If you're growing from seed, marigolds are probably the fastest-growing flowers you can find, says Laura Irish-Hanson, a ...

The nights are finally warm, so tomatoes, peppers and other heat-loving crops can be planted in the ground. Lettuce and kale ...

In warm weather, container plants will need water every day just to keep them alive, especially window boxes. Lack of rain ...