With spring ever so close, the urge to have that beautiful garden color can seem nagging. Here are ways to force the start of ...

It is too early to plant many plants, but this is the season to plant bare-root plants and cool-season perennials. One of the ...

Something special is coming to the Sonoma Botanical Garden. “We have gotten strong indications that the start of the annual ...

Talking to a group of experts, we put together a guide to spring artichokes: Everything you need to know about this so-called ...

Looking to add a little color and fragrance to your yard? Try roses. Here are three types that don't require a lot of care.

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When Pollyanna Wilkinson made the career switch to garden design eight years ago, she realised there was a lot more to ...

Sloped yards typically suffer from erosion. Learn how to control erosion naturally by planting this evergreen ground cover along your sloped yard.

If you have access from both sides, the bed can be up to five feet wide. Length and shape are entirely up to you. To make the bed itself, add four to six inches of finished compost, peat moss or ...