The first step to a great garden is knowing your planting zone but regardless of where you live, these tips can help.

With a little bit of planning, gardeners can enjoy small amounts of fresh produce throughout the season by succession sowing.

Allotment gardening, Community Supported Agriculture, sprouting and microgreens are ways Marianne Lepa consumes quality ...

BAY VILLAGE, Ohio -- It’s salad days for Bay Middle School seventh-graders -- in more ways than one. A group of boys is ...

Doesn’t it make such a difference seeing blue skies and feeling the warmth of the sun on your skin. Just wonderful. Welcome ...

Eager to sow some seeds? Here are some that are great for planting this month, when your garden really starts to awaken after ...

Kassandra Clint, a senior from Brodhead, majoring in soil and crop science and environmental horticulture with an emphasis on ...

Business is blooming at B.C. Eco Seed Co-op, which sells only B.C.-grown organic and ecological seeds. Loki Wallace, Eco Seed ...

How to harvest lettuce Lettuce grows great in the Carolinas during our cool season. I have three plantings of lettuce that I ...

Carrots, beans, cucumbers, squash, potatoes and onions are also winners in the vegetable garden. With the wide variety of ...

Don’t throw away the end of your lettuce or spring onion tops - gardener Simon Akeroyd explains how to cultivate delicious ...

Don't throw away the end of your lettuce or spring onion tops! Gardener Simon Akeroyd explains how to cultivate delicious ...