Mid-summer feeding can actually weaken lavender, rosemary, raspberries and other plants—but these five garden favorites still need fertilizer to thrive.

Mid-summer feeding can actually weaken lavender, rosemary, raspberries and other plants—but these five garden favorites still need fertilizer to thrive.

If you're a home gardener and you notice some of your plants experiencing slow growth in the summer, it can be tempting to fertilize them again. And yes, continual fertilizing is necessary for certain ...

Mid-summer feeding can actually weaken lavender, rosemary, raspberries and other plants—but these five garden favorites still ...

Last week, I talked about starting a fall garden to take advantage of the cooling temperatures. Now it’s time to talk about dividing and transplanting bearded iris and daylilies and removing spent ...

It’s a bigleaf type with a rounded habit and dark-green leaves, but what makes it a standout is the deep, rich color of its softball-sized, early-summer, “mop-head” flower balls. Bailey markets the ...

I planted a patch of leaf lettuce in our vegetable garden last week. The first batch, which I planted in a cold frame way back in March, is still producing, but I’m not sure it will continue into ...

So far, Florida has recorded 60 cases this year. The infection is caused by a tiny parasite living in contaminated food and water.

The end of July is a great time to plant fall vegetables before the frost comes in mid-October along the Wasatch Front, or, ...