Wine corks are a great garden mulch for your plants that release carbon as they decompose. You can use them whole, chopped, or blended.

If you want to save money on garden soil, it's a good idea to buy in bulk. This lowers the per unit price. Another way is to ...

If you have spent any time around wine people, you have heard the phrase: It starts in the vineyard. DaVero Farms and Winery ...

Late winter in the Lowcountry is a balancing act, and this year is a sharp reminder of just how unpredictable it can be.

Aim to buy fresh material, as quality falls off after six months ...

Sift the ashes through a compost sifter to remove pieces of burned wood and debris. If you don’t have a sifter, you can use ...

The presenter's glorious garden proves that large lawns no longer need to be the main focus of a garden layout ...

Community gardens have perks that range from boosting neighborhood vibes to making homes more appealing. Here's how they ...

When you plant a seed or transplant a young plant into your garden, anticipation fills the air. You nurture it with water and ...

Running a sustainable operation—a priority that large venues are embracing more than ever—unsurprisingly comes with ...

"With overcrowding, the roots are also depleted of oxygen, so leaves will yellow," she continues. "Repotting your spider ...

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 ...