Discover how the soil food web transforms lifeless ground into thriving, self-sustaining gardens naturally—no chemicals needed.

Mushrooms growing in your houseplant's soil can be an indication that you need to alter the way you've been caring for them, ...

Adding amendments like lime, wood ash, gypsum, granite dust, bone meal, and Epsom salt can help garden soil due to the added ...

Early fall is the perfect time to reseed your lawn. Cooler temps and moist soil give new grass an ideal start before winter ...

While peace lilies can be low-maintenance and beginner-friendly, there's one DIY soil recipe that may be necessary in keeping ...

With green energy initiatives, bigger changes in temperatures, and severe storms and weather patterns becoming a more common occurrence, communities throughout the United States are constantly ...

Decades ago, horticulturists studied ways to provide potted plants with a medium that offered support and nutrition as well as drainage and aeration, Don Kinzler writes.

By Shelby Carroll N.C. Cooperative Extension Recently, I have received a variety of phone calls from homeowners and gardeners ...

The best time to aerate is when your grass is actively growing—spring or fall in cool areas, and late spring in warm ones.

Lawns can be aerated as often as once a year but that is rarely necessary. Only high-use lawns such as pet runs and sports ...

The Dutch word "uitwaaien" means to let the wind clear your mind. Here's how this simple practice can help with intrusive thoughts.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Another week has passed with insignificant rainfall (in most areas) which means ...