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Squash is divided into two basic types, summer and winter, although seasonal distinction is no longer accurate because both types are now available year-round.

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Summer isn’t over yet, but as we begin to turn the seasonal corner, it’s time to start prepping your garden for next year’s bloom.

Parsley is more than just a garnish—it’s a hardworking herb that thrives in cool weather and benefits nearby plants. Ideally, it should be a mutually beneficial relationship—with companion ...

Learn how to grow and care for a parsley plant. Perfect for small spaces or garden beds, parsley is a versatile herb and also a host for beneficial pollinators.

How long do the plants keep producing new buds and when can they be divided? Answer: Fortunately your plant is likely loaded with more shoots and a lot more buds.

Peonies need more cold than New Orleans can provide, and parsley's petering out: Dan Gill's advice Answers to readers' gardening questions.