Instead of raking or bagging fall leaves, try leaving them to decompose naturally, and enrich your soil, save time and create vital wildlife habitat.

Cooler temperatures offer a good time to plant some seeds and bulbs but make sure you know what's going in the ground.

Seeking to boost interest in agriculture in his part of southern India, K. Rajendra quit his job running a computer training ...

It also helps songbirds that rely on those insects for food. "You are supporting overwintering insects and pollinators, but ...

Ever had trouble getting seeds to germinate in the garden in the spring? If so, it’s time to do some research to see if your seeds need to be cold stratified before you plant them.

Thanks to the work of Girl Scout Troop 64834, when Lenox middle and high school students are done with their lunch, they ...

Following old military roads through pine forests and barren moorland, hikers trace centuries of lore while experiencing a taste of local life.

Thinking about growing tomatoes in bags? Users share their experience with Amazon's popular fabric planters and what makes ...

For about a dollar a piece, the iconic blue FRAKTA bag is an IKEA staple. If you've collected an army of them, try 10 clever ways to repurpose the bags at home.

For centuries, aquatic plants in Chautauqua Lake have sparked debate – usually over whether to remove them or leave them alone, but rarely about planting more. Many lake users believe there are ...

Hi Tracey, I read your article in the paper about the city's green waste recycling program and there is an even better way to get rid of yard waste that will be used to help generate soil and the drop ...

Homeowners also may consider feeding the wildlife that hang out in their neighborhoods, especially when those old pumpkins ...