I, for one, have never had a green thumb. All plants (except artificial ones) die in my care tragically. I have even managed to destroy plants that were deemed indestructible or labeled as “little ...

Planting location: Choose a spot that gets at least five to six hours of sun each day. Do not plant roses under or too close ...

I have some shrubs that are too crowded. I read that February and March are the best months to plant or move trees and shrubs. Is that really true given our rainy weather?

The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University is offering a very "sweet" deal this National Wedding Month: couples who book a wedding package in February will receive a discount! The garden offers ...

• Before the heat and dry air of spring and summer, update your irrigation system to in-line drip, flexible tubing with ...

Waterlilies, or Nymphaea, are the quintessential pond plant. Not only do they produce attractive round leaves that rest on ...

Nothing says summer like a backyard bonfire. Purchase a fire pit at your local garden center or create your own fire pit using stone or brick surrounded with gravel or small stones, which enhance both ...

An outdoor herb garden is rewarding in its own right, but growing your own basil indoors is incredibly rewarding — its ...

For the dedicated gardener there is always work to be done. Tidying beds and borders, cutting back dead growth from last year’s perennials are the tasks often left over from autumn. Growth remains ...

While you can grow asparagus from seed, most of us are going to begin by planting what is known as an asparagus crown.

Where were the tomatoes planted last year? Was it this spot? Learn about the importance of crop rotation with your vegetable ...

Shady areas in landscapes and gardens require plants that need or tolerate shade. If you need some ideas, attend the class “Some Shady Characters: Annuals and Perennials for Shady Sites” ...