garden

In New York, knowing the first fall frost date is crucial for successful gardening. This date guieds gardeners on when to harvest tender crops, plant fall vegetables, and protect sensitive plants.

There are a lot of 'lawn' rules in New York State. You CANNOT use these weed and feeds on you lawn.

Most "kitchen scraps" gardeners know that one can regrow all sorts of fruits and vegetables from the grocery store or farmer's market. But did you know you can grow this...from seed?

I bought 3 fairly big bags of compost from the recycling center. I do not yet have a garden for which to use said compost. The operative word here is yet. I don't have a garden yet.

I suppose I could grow a small container garden on our apartment balcony. I suppose one tomato plant is better than none. And maybe I will. Or maybe, I'll have time (I don't) to take my Townsquare co-workers up on their offer to start an office garden. Who knows. My point is, the title of this post is "5 Things I'm Planting in my Imaginary Garden". And right now I don't have an actual garden so, we'll stay with the theme. I've added pictures from my actual gardens past, just because.

Tired of animals going to town in your beautiful garden like it's a buffet? Here are six natural and safe ways to deter them from continuing their feast.

Pest control experts say jumping worms are the new murder hornets and are bad news for our forests and gardens leaving behind nothing but a path of destruction.

Close your eyes and picture this. The environment resembles a lush rain-forest, with hundreds of different colored free-flying tropical native butterflies fluttering around.