Turn a narrow or compact yard into a custom-looking garden with built-in bench planters, cohesive containers, gravel corners and simple DIY accents. Sandra Teddy Getty Images You finally have a yard.

A vibrant suburban backyard garden filled with raised beds, native flowers, and compact vegetables shows how small spaces now produce fresh food while supporting pollinators and reducing water use.

For years, my backyard had been the one place where I could relax without feeling like anyone was paying attention.

Their passion for fruit you’ve never heard of started small. Now they have a botanical garden that’s open to the public. By Margaret Roach This is what happens if you stay put, and keep digging holes: ...

In an exclusive interview, the actress shares how she uses her garden as a tool for reconnection and relaxation in her busy ...

If you love fresh salsa, consider setting aside a spot in your yard that gets six or more hours of direct sun every day. This ...

Gardenworthy A Lush Backyard & Garden in Phoenix Welcome to the gorgeous Phoenix backyard of blogger Diana Elizabeth Steffen.

Hummingbirds hum. Chickens cluck. Domesticated wild cats attempt to find their way into the chicken coops. And squirrels crawl up bird feeders to have a good old time — it’s fine dining up there, ...

• Angel Black dreamed of growing food in her Culver City backyard, but her gardens always failed. • The problem: a lawn that monopolized the backyard’s sunny spots, leaving the food-growing areas ...

East Bay educator, gardener, foodie and author Penny Barthel wants everyone to be able to grow cannabis in their backyards — ...

Their cauliflower became cauliflower gazpacho with smoked yogurt, pickled grilled sweet chilies and chili crunch. Their sweet peas went into a panna cotta that was paired with a crab salad. Their ...