The heat of summer can be hard on lawns. Mow regularly, keeping cool-season lawns like bluegrass and fescue at 3 to 3½ inches to reduce weed pressure and heat stress. Do not remove more than one-third ...

Gardening brings joy and satisfaction like no other hobby. When you step outside and see your plants thriving, you know you are creating something beautiful and nourishing. Have you considered how ...

Ground cinnamon is a perfect warm spice to add to many bakes, but it can also be used in the garden to ward off pests, propagate cuttings and as a natural fungicide. This 18oz container can be used to ...

According to Hammond, sweet corn is one of the best vegetables to plant in June. “It needs both warmth and long daylight ...

Even if you’ve already got a crop of vegetables growing in your yard, you can still plant these 5 easy vegetables in pots in June. If you fancy something hot and fiery to add to your summer salads, ...

So before you repot your favorite houseplant or set up your container gardens or garden beds, learn whether potting mix, potting soil, or garden soil will be the right choice for your gardening ...

making this plant killer very hard to eradicate." For this pest, Holston says prevention works best. "Growing zucchini in containers with new soil prevents overwintering larvae from invading." ...

You’ll likely keep the container to reuse for other gardening needs, such as to start seeds or have a backup for other plants that will eventually need more spacious digs. But it may not even cross ...

How to store potting soil safely: make sure it’s dry. Then place it in a clean, sealable bag or container, and set it off the ground—preferably indoors, if possible. 3. Using old potting soil ...