While winter squash plants are known to take up a lot of space in the garden, here's a selection of more compact varieties ...

Winter may bring frosty temperatures and shorter days, but that doesn’t mean your gardening ambitions have to hibernate! Starting a winter vegetable garden indoors is a fantastic way to keep your ...

We made it through the first week of the year. Are you tired of winter yet? Officially, it is only a couple of weeks old, but ...

- Well right now for most parts your winter garden should be going dormant, unless you have a fall crop growing right now. And I'm gonna talk about three different things, but the thing I wanna talk ...

Most readers know that I am an ornamental gardener. I have not vegetable gardened for many years and never have in Amarillo. Texas Gardener magazine publishes spring and fall planting guides. The fall ...

It will soon be time to start planting many cool season crops. There are several reasons to plant a winter garden. Many crops actually taste better and grow best in cooler weather. Also, a winter ...

Tom Mashour and Joellen Dimond discuss winterizing your vegetable and ornamentals gardens. This week on The Family Plot: Gardening in the Mid-South, Master Gardener Tom Mashour discusses how to ...

As the new year gets underway it’s a key time for planning your best garden yet. Here are all the garden jobs to do this ...

With the cost of groceries always rising, growing your own produce can help you save money when preparing meals. Whether you want to make vegetarian main dishes or side dishes to pair with your ...

Even though summer's over, there's one cool-season vegetable you didn't know your winter garden needed. You can plant it in October, and by the time frost rolls in, you'll have tender, crisp stems ...

Many vegetable gardeners get a jump on the growing season by starting their own seeds indoors and February is the time to begin seeding cool-season crops such as onions, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, ...