The Southern Living DownHome Harvest® Collection of fruit and berries makes it easier than ever to grow delicious fruit in your own backyard. With an upright growth habit, DownHome Harvest® 'Navaho' ...

The dormant season is a great time to sow flower seeds, establish trees and shrubs, and get started on the vegetable garden.

John Coykendall, master gardener at Blackberry Farm ... and then add a quality seed starting mix. Plant seeds at the recommended depth and gently water the soil until moist but not soaked.

Buying plants and seeds online is not only convenient but you’ll often find varieties that aren’t available at garden centres and you can shop from companies that specialise in a particular kind of ...

A home garden could help offset expensive food prices and is easy to start up indoors or in your backyard. Here are some tips ...

Late winter pruning helps the plant to survive through its dormant stage while early spring pruning ... and long-sleeve shirts for extra protection when pruning because thorns of both raspberries and ...

It’s official, the self-proclaimed “crazy plant lady” is already excited to start seeds, even though it is still the middle of winter. Whether you take planting to an extreme as I tend to do ...

Cover seed with soil and water. Leave 20cm between rows ... When to harvest: July to September. How to grow: plant blackberry canes in a sunny spot with well-drained soil. Soak the canes before ...

Library visitors can stop into one of eight participating libraries around Madison to pick up seed packets while supplies last as part of Madison Public Library’s Seed Library which makes it return in ...