At the Enos Park Neighborhood Garden, kids get the chance to see produce go from seeds, to sprouts, to full plants. They ...

Maintaining a flourishing flower garden can be expensive, but propagating your existing plants by seed or cutting can help to ...

Tomato plants take about 100 days to bear fruit—so at least three months—if you’re growing from seeds. “The process includes five to 10 days for germination, several weeks for seedling development, ...

Parsley is a fairly easy herb to grow, but if you want it to be bushy and full of delicious leaves, don't forget this crucial step that will aid its growth.

A University of Michigan study finds that plants growing in nutrient-rich soil may be more likely to defend themselves ...

We're the last line of defense,” Welker said. “We feel strongly that we're here to protect the environment, and it's a ...

You've seen goldenrods before, but the Short's goldenrod is an extremely rare variety that was once thought to be extinct. It ...

When it's time to harvest those aromatic basil leaves, you'll want to know whether it's better to cut the stems or just pull ...

Rhododendron is a well-known evergreen shrub native to eastern and southeastern North America. It bears rose to white colored ...

If you come in contact with giant hogweed sap, Supervising Park Ranger Chuck Bartlett of Erie County, New York, recommends ...

All modern roses, in one way or another, stem from a pool of ancient ancestors. The genus Rosa first appeared over 30 million ...

Weeds, we love to hate them. Every year, it is the same never-ending battle of pulling, digging and wrestling as they compete with our vegetables, flowers or lawns for sunlight, water and space. But ...