Gardening is often thought of as a relaxing pastime, but for many women, it can be so much more. Beyond its aesthetic and ...

It may seem counterintuitive, but you will need to sacrifice some of the new growth to make room for your vegetables to thrive.

Last week, 3rd graders at Glacial Hills Elementary School had an amazing time learning all about the life cycle of plants—and ...

A unique gardening program in Brownsville, New York, teaches students to grow their own food, promoting healthier eating ...

In 1924 J.M. Hitt, the Washington State librarian at the time, formed the Olympia Flower Society. Fast forward 100 years later, and the Olympia Garden Club is carrying out those very same goals.

Depending on the density of the foliage, planters can lower indoor temperatures by three to five degrees compared to the outdoors, providing a natural cooling effect ...

Snapshots, reader-submitted photos of community events, are published Monday. They may include service projects, guest ...

From rare peppers to blight tickets, one Detroiter spent decades growing a healthier self and city. Here’s why he might move on.

One lucky gardener got to grow blooms in their butterfly garden until late in the season because of warm weather in Zone 9b.

Gardening Central Mass. is written by New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill CEO Grace Elton and other Garden experts.

Professional gardener Nicole Johnsey Burke revealed her secret weapon for fixing bad garden soil: Daikon radishes.

Plants are becoming more important for our well-being, especially in cities. Being away from nature can harm our mental ...