At its core, foodscaping blends beauty with function — replacing purely decorative plants with fruits, vegetables and herbs ...

Staking your tomato plants has plenty of benefits, including a better harvest.

U.S. tap water is generally safe and high quality. But that doesn’t mean every glass tastes the same, or that every ...

So far this has been a wild spring in so many ways. We’ve had temperatures in the upper 80s, and we’ve had temperatures in ...

Learn how to grow better tomatoes by avoiding common mistakes, choosing the right containers, and watering consistently.

Mild spring weather makes it tempting to plant now, but these South Texas tips can help you time zinnias, vinca, pentas and more.

Wild weather has blown through Evanston this month, but local gardeners are already at work on plans for the growing season. More than 30 hardy souls came ...

Last week we planted the last of our cool season seeds. Any cool season seeds planted from here on out will run the risk of ...

Most families know and love their tried-and-true family traditions, especially when it comes to the secret sauces, time-tested techniques and recipes that deserve to be passed down from generation to ...

Chef Anne Carpenter visits with Jeremy Rabe about her new cookbook “Soup For You!” Doesn’t everyone desire a yummy bowl of soup? Soup can nourish and comfort. Soup is restorative ...

Understanding the impact of sun exposure and associated heat set on tomato growth, flowering, and fruit production will help you determine how much sun tomatoes need.