With high temperatures, people may want to get a head start on planting their gardens, but experts are saying to wait on ...

As the season changes and winter approaches, it’s time to prepare your garden for colder months. Prepping beds and plants in fall keeps your landscape tidy and gives you a jump start on spring ...

To grow your own garden daffodils, plant the bulbs in containers and borders or naturalise them into lawns. If possible, aim for a sunny spot, with fertile and well-drained soil. Plant them 2.5 times ...

Pruning roses ensures that the plants flower well each year and is an especially important task if you have climbing roses. Climbing roses can be pruned between December and February, so if this ...

To help you get started, I have compiled a few tips on how to prepare your garden for winter. Plants, the soil, and even tools need attention before the cold settles in. Some cold-hardy crops can ...

As the cold, damp air seeps in during these autumn months, its best to start preparing ... of the plants from becoming frost bitten. This can be done through covering the base of your plant ...

Spring is around the corner and it’s never too early to start thinking about getting your plants off to a strong start! Jeff ...

As nighttime temperatures cool, and we pick the last of our summer crops, it is time to prepare the garden ... perennial plants. Mulching can help prevent diseases and will feed your soil.

“Brassicas are a great choice for early spring,” Fisher said. “That includes cabbage, collards, broccoli, spinach, onions, ...