Shazam! All of a sudden everyone is thinking about growing a vegetable garden. Essentials disappearing from the local supermarket is, at best, a wake-up call. But you also may be thinking you have no ...

Want to grow more vegetables in less space? Try intensive gardening, which allows you to put more plants in your beds and double or triple your production. Close planting, says Contra Costa Master ...

Don’t stop with just those first crops. With some careful planning and a little more planting, you can have fresh produce almost year-round, according to John Fendley of Sustainable Seed Co., a ...

While the bulk of your garden and landscaping planting may take place during the warmer months of the year, fall is the time for planting bulbs that will grace your yard with bright colors when spring ...

Intensive gardening techniques maximize yield from limited space while improving soil health. Square-foot gardeningutilizes intensive spacing, which is not a new concept, but American gardener Mel ...

Starting a garden should be an exciting and rewarding experience, not an overwhelming one. For many home gardeners, the ...

The race to meet carbon-neutral biofuel targets could put human health and food crop production at risk unless it is carefully planned, according to new research. The researchers found that it would ...

It's been over 20 years since Bob Randall began promoting raised garden beds for vegetable production in the Greater Houston area. Today, we almost take it for granted if you plan to grow vegetables, ...

Raised-bed gardening is a popular technique for growing plants in Missouri. Vegetables, fruits, flowers, trees and shrubs may be grown in raised beds, which can be attractive as well as useful.

Want to grow more vegetables in less space? Try intensive gardening, which allows you to put more plants in your beds and double or triple your production. Close planting, says Contra Costa Master ...