Start growing your own sage (Salvia officinalis) from seeds about 8 weeks before the last frost date in your area. Sow 2–3 ...

ORLANDO, Fl. – Whether you’re a first-timer or a gardening pro, I’ve got a few fun tips to share on how to prep your garden for a successful summer harvest. 1. Clean up the garden beds (Out with the ...

Chives are one of the most enjoyable plants to have in your garden. Because chives are a hardy perennial, their green leaves are among the first edible crops that emerge in the spring and can be ...

As summer draws to a close, it’s time to prepare for your garden’s harvest. Gathering herbs, flowers, fruits and vegetables is a lot easier when you have the right tools available. A harvesting basket ...

The warm breezes of spring are more than just a mood booster, they’re a promise from Mother Nature. Gardens wake up, farmers’ markets buzz to life, and our plates start to reflect the colorful energy ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Fall in the garden is often thought of as a time for harvesting and putting it to bed for winter. In areas where temperatures during the winter get ...

Some vegetables prefer cooler temperatures, making them perfect for springtime gardens. Start seeds in late winter and be prepared to set plants out as soon as the soil is warm enough, and you’ll ...

Houston – We’re officially in springtime, and even if the Houston weather seems to be all over the place, now is the time to prepare your edible garden. Urban Harvest has been enriching Houston ...

Cucumbers, okra and peas – oh my! It’s time to ready spring vegetable gardens in Northwest Florida, and that’s the topic for the next edition of “Gardening in the Panhandle LIVE!” on March 11 at 1 p.m ...

August is a prime month for cashing in on that vegetable bounty you’ve worked so hard and watered so much to produce. (If you haven’t been watering, there’s probably not much to harvest.) Some crops ...