Another type is compost fork. It is a bit larger in dimensions compared to the previous sibling, which is used for moving straw, manure, mulches, composts and other organic manure in your garden. In ...

February 8, 2025 • Larry Meiller takes "Garden Talk" on the road to the Alliant Energy Center in Madison for a live show from the 2025 Garden & Green Living Expo. Larry is first joined by PBS ...

Mulch beds and borders Mulching is one task best done at the start of the year to protect your outdoor space. Luke continued: "Add a layer of mulch to your garden beds and borders to protect plants ...

An indoor-gardening kit is a relatively new entry in the home-appliance canon, which always makes me wonder if a product is here to stay or if it’s going to become obsolete. But after using an ...

For beginner gardeners, it’s hard to know when to start gardening, and when to finish. The garden is always there – what needs doing when? You may assume that the key gardening seasons are spring and ...

If you love the idea of having fresh herbs for cooking, an indoor herb garden might be perfect for you -- especially during the colder months. I also like to bring greens into my living space for ...

However, there's a cost-effective solution that doesn't involve harsh chemicals. Sam Christie, a gardening guru and founder of Christie's Landscapes, has revealed that the best way to permanently ...

Lawn care specialist working for Online Turf Chrissie Handley told GB News: "February is technically the last ‘winter’ month, so, now that your garden has rested over the winter, you’re going to want ...

There’s no denying that gardening is an occupation that throws up a lot of questions, but garden design apps can help. Whether you’re new to it or a seasoned, green fingered pro, big projects like ...

(Jessica Damiano via AP) This May 26, 2023, image provided by Jessica Damiano shows a drip-irrigation soaker hose set in place over the soil in a small raised-garden bed on Long Island, N.Y. Damiano ...

Like all living things, rats need food, water and shelter to survive. Remove at least one of these from your garden or allotment and they are less likely to stay. Rats feed on grain and may be ...