Patience, and the use of native plants, are a big boost to wildlife biodiversity. By Lisa Casey, ASLA The Lurie Garden buzzed ...

Attract bright-red cardinals to your garden by planting dill, parsley, fennel, and milkweed, which are host plants for ...

It’s also a celebration of adaptability. Culinary plants like mint, thyme, and garlic can thrive in unique microclimates or ...

If you’re digging in the garden or removing sod, you may encounter a creamy white wormlike creature with a dark head and tail ...

Have you ever wondered what kinds of insects are singing in your garden at night? Find out more about crickets and katydids.

Nonetheless, master gardener Judith Cox from Gardening Calendar advises restraint during this blooming transformation. She explained: "I know it is tempting to cut daffodils and tulips down ...

According to one gardener, a common mistake people make is assuming rhubarb can thrive anywhere in the garden simply because it's easy to care for. Geoff Stebbings, gardener and founder of Nags ...

Whether you’re growing your very first tomato or reviving a long-abandoned raised bed, it’s easy to fall into some common traps. The good news is, most gardening mistakes are totally fixable ...

Slugs, voles, aphids, spider mites, and vine weevils — hardly any garden is permanently free from such pests. However, with the right combination of prevention, natural remedies, and patience, much ...

Michael Perry, the garden expert behind Mr Plant Geek, has revealed that both coffee and tea are excellent fertilisers due to their acidity and nitrogen content, making them particularly ...