It's tricky to grow a thriving garden in the High Desert, much harder once the daylight hours are sliced come winter. Non-mulched trees wither in the freezing temperatures and herbs trying to ...

Don't have lonely roses. Pair them with a low-growing ground cover plant that provides protection from pests and can help prevent weeds and erosion.

If your wallet is feeling worn-out after the holidays, but travel and family gatherings left your pantry and fridge bare, you ...

One shopper called the item "extremely versatile," stating that they use it to grow lettuce, herbs, scallions, tomatoes, flowers, peppers, and cucumbers. They also noted the garden is a "great ...

If Swiss chard doesn’t sound appealing, many herbs could be grown now also. Some plants I have seen for sale locally are mints (including my favorite chocolate mint), fennel, dill, thyme ...

Instead of laying out traps or poisons that could harm the animals, a pest control expert has recommended a range of plants ...

Try a simple, natural solution with citrus peels, keep your flowerbeds and veggie patches cat-free without harmful chemicals or costly repellents ...

That bed of fresh herbs ... thyme, and sage. They are cold hardy throughout most of the United States. If mint is on your wish list, winter is the perfect time to sow this flavorful kitchen ingredient ...

This collection of recipes has everything you need to create a plant-based holiday spread ... Finish with fresh herbs. A pop of green on a plate is always an eye-catching addition.