INDIANA— Anyone who has ever wanted to grow their own food but didn’t know where to start will soon have the opportunity to ...

The savviest, most dedicated gardeners hold onto little tips and tricks to keep as many crops growing in the soil for as long as possible. One of those techniques is known as succession planting, ...

For starters, no-til gardening cuts out a big pain point for lots of gardeners: the tilling or digging. This, in turn, also ...

Each vegetable needs a specific amount of space to grow, and planting veggies too close together leads to a host of issues.

Looking after houseplants doesn’t have to be complicated. At their core, most plants want the same few things: the right amount of light, consistent watering, good-quality soil and the occasional ...

In “Part One, What Can I Give My Plants,” you were encouraged to analyze your planting site, and to determine the existing conditions in your garden space. With site map in hand, the fun begins as you ...

Welcome to this special interval in our series on Planting Design Basics. Before diving into our final installment, “Is my yard ready to plant?,” let’s explore how to develop an appropriate list of ...

The Scott Soil and Water Conservation District is hosting a workshop to teach the basics of planting a rain garden from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday, April 18. A rain garden is a small basin of colorful ...

Looking to grow healthy plants? Get them the right food! Just like people, balanced nutrients play a big part in keeping plants healthy and happy. That’s where fertilizers come in. Think of them as a ...

Know what kind of plant you are buying and you'll know how long it should be able to live in your garden. Here are the basics: Annual --A plant that grows, flowers and sets seed in one year. Sweet ...

Attend a gardening class for kids, learn the basics of pruning trees or shop for tomato plants at these upcoming gardening ...