Ah, the bounty of spring: all the tender new foliage on trees and shrubs, flowers galore and prolific growth in the vegetable garden. We gardeners revel in the abundance the season brings, and just ...

The best way to find a disease in your garden is to check on landscaping every few days. For avid gardeners, watering plants everyday by hand is a sure way to find a problem long before it does ...

Rabbits are deceptively adorable, hopping their way into your garden and eating up the plants you worked so hard to grow. One ...

Extended heat or cooler-than-usual temperatures can cause bitter cucumbers. Why do my cucumbers taste bitter? What causes blossom end rot? Find answers to common garden problems and solutions to keep ...

Mulch is a simple way to help your garden bounce back. Spread mulch around your plants to keep the soil moist and reduce how ...

It sure is frustrating when challenges arise in the vegetable garden. They might come in the form of damaging insect pests, unusual disorders that impact a crop’s growth or plant diseases caused by ...

Your thumb might be brown or chartreuse or polka-dotted. No matter; it's probably not to blame for your garden failures. It's more likely that common mistakes are responsible for landscape ...

A rain barrel is an incredibly useful addition to a backyard, especially if you're looking to be more sustainable. It means you don't have to rely on tap water to keep your garden hydrated – which is ...

SEATTLE — Gardening expert Ciscoe Morris recently invited fans to share their ugliest garden problems, promising no judgment. He gave some advice to the gardeners out there brave enough to show us ...