Hope Grows, a community garden run through Community Resources Inc.’s Thrive program, is opening its raised-bed rentals for ...

If you’re at all familiar with companion planting, you have likely heard that carrots love tomatoes. But why is that? And ...

Repurposing old items is good for the environment and useful. You can take old teacups and use them for planting fresh herbs ...

Wait until spring to plant begonia tubers, cuttings, and seeds. These frost-sensitive plants can be started indoors and then ...

Before you toss those wood scraps from your last woodworking project, consider constructing a simple DIY hanging planter for indoor or outdoor use.

In Tillamook and rural Oregon City, incarcerated youth play an essential role filling jobs to help restore ecosystems Nestled ...

Indoor plants have become a defining feature of modern homes, cafés, offices, and hotels across India. From money plants ...

Volunteers from the Montgomery County Farm Bureau, the Local Health Equity Action Team and the Wildcat Extension District are ...

A refuse collector has explained where used cooking oil should actually go, and it turns out the food waste bin is not the ...

Hydrangeas need plenty of water to establish roots and to survive Southern summer temperatures. Learn how much water ...

Sweet peas are one of April’s birth flowers, and they’re easy to grow in patio containers for their namesake sweet scent.

In a natural product whodunit, researchers hunt down the true source of antiviral action hiding in a plant-derived sample of isoquercitrin. The new family of antivirals they find, ...