The Eaton and Palisades fires likely made polluted soils worse, but soil experts say bioremediation may be an alternative to ...

Spring has officially arrived at Connecticut College, bringing an earthy, smelly surprise. And whether you’re a mulch lover or a mulch hater, you’ve probably noticed that the campus smells... like ...

There's nothing quite as satisfying as biting into a sun-warmed, perfectly ripe strawberry you've grown yourself. Unlike their store-bought counterparts, homegrown strawberries burst with genuine ...

Volunteers gathered at Lake Julian Park in Arden on Tuesday to participate in Earth Day community service projects.

Start seeds indoors for warm-season crops like tomatoes and peppers, about 6–8 weeks before the last expected frost ...

This sustainable mulch alternative is budget-friendly and easy to find, but you should know a few things before trying it out ...

We’ve tested nearly 50 watering cans on everything from houseplants to flower beds, with almost two dozen testers ages 9 to 70-plus. Our seven favorites are comfortable to use and easy to ...

Spring is a good time to “dress up” your garden and give it a uniform look by mulching your flower beds, and around your ...

Bark makes a good mulch for hydrangeas as it will keep moisture in the soil, smother weeds, and help improve the soil ...

Volunteers are sought to help clean along the banks of the Chenango River and at state parks May 3 as part of the Love Our ...

There are two types of ripening processes for fruit: climacteric and non-climacteric. Non-climacteric fruits, like strawberries, need to be picked at the peak of ripeness.

If ever you wondered whether it was really worth mulching, this is definitely the year for you to embrace it discover just what a difference ...