Gardeners love a trick that feels a little rebellious — especially one that comes from the kitchen instead of the garden center. And lately, one everyday pantry staple has been quietly making its way ...

There’s nothing quite like the joy of watching your dog sprint across the yard, nose to the ground, tail wagging like a ...

Hydrangeas are a gorgeous addition to any yard. They thrive well when planted in an optimal spot in the garden for hydrangeas that includes morning sun and afternoon shade in hot climates and full sun ...

The Italian Albuquerque eatery is now the second restaurant to join Soilutions’ food recycling program, cutting landfill use and boosting soil health.

Growing roses can be a thorny business — one of the world’s eminent rosarians shares his picks of the new cultivars and the ...

Gardeners are being urged to put washing up sponges in their garden in February for a very useful reason. It might sound quite strange, but old yellow sponges you use to clean dishes and plates can ...

Two summers ago, a newspaper article inspired Roxann Specht to write a detailed note containing her end-of-life requests.

Recycle woody debris into productive raised beds that retain moisture, improve drainage, and build fertile soil over time.

Vegetable beds are a productive and low-maintenance option for growing fruit and vegetables. They can be at ground level or raised to a variety of heights, and divided by paths that may be grass, ...

Flip a damp log in your backyard, and a crowd of tiny gray roly-polies usually rushes for cover. These pill bugs may look like insects, but they are actually crustaceans, distant relatives of crabs ...

These tips, from revamping your lawn to framing your doorway, boost curb appeal and make it look like you hired a ...

Generous rains in December and early January made for early blooming hillsides and canyons. Already, hoary-leaf Ceanothus ( Ceanothus crassifolius) is showing its ivory-white colored flowers, soon to ...