11 min ago | Cincinnati.com
See a garden that inspires art
Headed to the first day of Taste of Cincinnati? Here are five things to know. 1. Saturday's forecast: Mostly sunny, with a high near 67.
1 hr ago | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
Researchers have all sorts of great garden plants sprouting
Whoever believes there's nothing new under the sun hasn't seen the plants introduced for the 2013 gardening season.
3 hrs ago | Merced Sun-Star
Herbal sippers: Look to garden for flavoring cocktails, mocktails
You loved a lime-sparked gin cocktail perfumed with lavender that refreshed you in New York, and the lemon, mint and verbena mocktail that cooled you in Miami.
4 hrs ago | Republican Journal
Contact: Michelle L. Heald 310 Commercial Street Rockport, ME 04856 Phone: 207-236-4787 Hours: Email: askus@farleyandson.com Fax: 207-236-8453 Having spent over 30 years in the landscaping business, we can confidently say that we've learned a thing or two.
5 things to do in your garden: Feed citrus, avocado trees; harvest...
Feed citrus trees once again: Mature citrus trees need a yearly total of 1.6 pounds of nitrogen fertilizer, divided into four equal portions applied in late January, early March, late April and early June - about six weeks apart - and distributed around the drip line.
Southern Indiana garden honors Thomas Jefferson
Elementary school students in southern Indiana have worked with a volunteer beautification group to create a garden honoring Jeffersonville's namesake and the nation's third president.
What's On - Bank Holiday weekend May 25-27
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The allotment at Heelis has been featured in a new book celebrating...
Buy this photo From left are Phillip Osman, head gardener at the Heelis building, Anne Whiteside and Donna Hamilton.
For local students, growing 750 pounds of produce and donating it to a local food bank is a thing of the past.
Another gold medal for Rosy Hardy at Chelsea Flower Show
The 51-year-old, who owns Hardy's Cottage Garden Plants, in Freefolk Priors, near Whitchurch, found out on Tuesday morning that she had secured the top prize for her 108 square metre display in The Great Pavilion at the London flower show.
Everglades Wonder Gardens to reopen
A piece of Southwest Florida history, Everglades Wonder Gardens, won't be going anywhere anytime soon.
Diggin' In: Try these new plants to perk up your landscape
Trade those yesteryear plants for something that adds drama, color and eye-catching elements to your yard.
NJ students to help Michelle Obama harvest garden
Schoolchildren from New Jersey shore communities battered by Superstorm Sandy will join Michelle Obama for a garden harvest next week.
Foraging can help you cut grocery bills, connect with nature, do some weeding
New York's Central Park provides the fixings for much of her larder, which includes wines, pickles, jams and jellies made from flavourful weeds.
Gardening with Siskin: Sensible choices for growing trees in limited spaces
Just the other day, in North Hollywood on Sylvan Street, I bumped into two of my favorite trees.
It's time to show off your blooms in Billericay
The annual gardening competition, Billericay In Bloom, has been launched and greenfingered enthusiasts of any age are invited to enter their brightest blooms and greenest gardens.
Gardener extends mowathon in memory of murdered soldier
The brutal murder of a soldier has inspired a gardener to extend his charity mowathon to raise money for Help for Heroes.
Kelways Garden Centre blossoms at Chelsea Flower Show
Among those representing the county at the event, which ends on Saturday, was the team from Kelways Garden Centre in Langport.
Spring's in the air, so let's get into the gardens
Helpers nurture seedlings at Rothamsted Research in advance of Markyate plant sale in aid of Hospice of St Francis, May 2013 Spring is here and it's time to get out and about - and if you like nothing more than having a nose around somebody else's glorious garden, there are some dates for your diary on the horizon.
Home-cooked tomatoes sweet as home-grown
If you're like me, you're counting the days until the first red, ripe tomato appears in the garden or at the farmer's market.