This week's column is all about soil and the best ways to make gardening easier without accidentally creating concrete.

As most home gardeners’ thoughts begin to turn to spring planting during these cold winter days, there are a few things we ...

Good organic amendments for garden soils include wood byproducts such as sawdust and bark mulch, rotted manure, grass or ...

This is also a good time to remove stakes ... Spread seed while the soil is still warm and cover lightly with straw or hay. Preparing a wildlife garden for the winter months is a bit different ...

We are ready to begin a new gardening season. Think back to your last gardening season. Think back to your last gardening experience. Did your plants do well? If not, the problem could be light, ...

Even though February might not scream gardening season, it’s the perfect time to prepare your spring garden for a vibrant ...

Read on to find out how to prepare your soil, protect your crops and harvest vegetables ... To make a success of your winter vegetable garden, you need good planning. Here are a few guidelines to help ...

I have had questions about growing blueberries from folks who have already bought blueberry bushes and planted them. Ooops! These bushes require careful planning. Here’s why.

Cultivating the soil by digging is fundamental to good gardening. Learn the difference ... so that moisture can easily be absorbed. Prepare seedbeds about one month before sowing by digging ...

Start with a cleanup of plant debris and weeds from last season, but take steps to ensure our native bee population isn’t disturbed.

Maintaining a clean and healthy garden bed is essential for vibrant plant growth and a well-kept landscape. Regular garden ...

After 12 years of growing produce at The People’s Garden, we are still here and anxious to start another season.