1. Stop Adding New Materials: Cease adding materials to your compost until you resolve the issue. This will help minimize ...

If your garden looks fine for a week and then suddenly starts collapsing, it’s probably not bad luck or a “brown thumb.” Most ...

Another option is to fill the bottom half with things like small logs, sticks, leaves and food peelings. Basically anything ...

Used coffee grounds are a great way to boost plant growth, providing an eco-friendly alternative to chemical fertilizers ...

Banana peels can also help keep pests at bay in your garden. Place fresh or dried banana peels around the base of your plants or mix them into the soil. The strong smell of bananas is said to deter ...

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

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

A baker has shared her simple recipe for a budget-friendly wellness shot using ingredients which are likely sitting in your cupboard – and it's cheaper than store-bought alternatives ...

Whatever you choose, gardeners will undoubtedly appreciate a gift that nurtures their passion and enhances their gardening ...

While composting food and scraps is one approach to enhancing your garden, there is another, more versatile technique that creates a concentrated fertilizer.

Skip the wilting roses this Valentine’s Day. These LEGO Botanicals flower and plant sets make romantic, display-worthy gifts ...

Alan Titchmarsh reveals five Japanese maple trees that thrive in small UK gardens and pots, adding colour and structure – could one transform your space?