I think we all got lulled into thinking we were going to have weekly rainfall and milder weather, and then we entered July.

If your annual flowers aren’t exploding with celebratory fireworks of color right now, it may be lack of fertilizer.

Your garden is likely the last thing on your mind when you're about to set off on a long-anticipated holiday. However, ...

Want to show your garden goodies at the Crawford County Fair? Exhibitor tickets must be purchased by July 7. Check out the ...

Choosing The Right Container And Position For Your Cinnamon Fern The cinnamon fern can reach a height of 6 feet and a spread ...

Sun-loving blanket flowers are a beloved native wildflower abuzz with butterflies and native bees. Flowering spring through ...

While much of the work done in the garden happens in the spring, that doesn’t mean growers can coast through summer.

Watering is one of the most misunderstood aspects of garden care, especially in hotter months when too much or too little ...

The author notes that hydrangeas, which are perennial everywhere, are noted for being pink or red growing in alkaline soil ...

Cool-season types of grass such as Kentucky bluegrass, fine fescue, and perennial ryegrass grow best between 65 and 80°F. A ...

Mulch with 5-8cm of organic matter, keeping it clear of the trunk. Water deeply once or twice weekly, applying 30-50 litres ...

To start with, you'll need an Erigeron karvinskianus plant, which you can buy from just £4.89 at Crocus. From there, you can ...