Spring is officially here, and if that has you longing for blooming flowers or itching to get into the garden, plant experts–including Sharon Yiesla, who is a Plant Knowledge Specialist at the Morton ...

Now that we are having some warm sunny days, many of us want to get out into the garden and start planting our seeds and seedlings from indoors. However, don't be hasty.

You can plant these fast-growing flowers in spring to fill in the holes in your garden. We've gathered a list of vigorous annuals and perennials to give your garden a jumpstart.

Large plants such as cucumbers, squash, and tomatoes require trellis support in the back of your garden, while smaller vegetables like peppers, lettuce, and broccoli can grow in front. Include herbs ...

Carrots are a cool-season crop that can be grown from seeds in containers. Learn how to grow carrots in containers and select ...

Spring explodes onto the scene, bringing sunshine, fresh blooms, and an army of weeds that seem to appear overnight. These early spring invaders don’t just pop up randomly—they exploit warming soils, ...

Experts urge gardeners to wait until late April to plant, as unexpected spring freezes can harm young plants. KNOXVILLE, Tenn ...

Cacti are dormant during the colder months of the year, but as the weather warms up, it's necessary to increase their care to encourage new growth.

The eighth annual Community Seed Swap returns to Minnetrista with free seeds and an indoor farmers market.

Though the temperature outdoors can’t make up its mind as to whether it’s winter or spring, warm-weather planting is certainly on the minds of many gardeners in Lancaster County.