Master gardener Margaret Rose Realy offers a deeply Catholic guide to transforming any outdoor space into a place of prayer and beauty.

DULUTH — How much do you think about the natural look around your home? For Diana Dukich, the outdoor presentation can make ...

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Creating a DIY raised garden bed is a rewarding and low-cost project that brings numerous benefits to novice and experienced gardeners alike. With the growing interest in sustainable living and home ...

Thursday, June 26, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Learn to identify common plants of the garden, know when and if to remove them and how some may become valued resources at Horn Farm Center, 4945 Horn Road ...

With its soft, silver-dusted leaves, the licorice plant (Helichrysum petiolare) can add visual texture to many garden structures like walls and hanging flower pots. It's native to South Africa and ...

USDA Plant Hardiness Zone: 4-9 Creeping jenny will quickly cover your retaining wall—and perhaps your entire garden—with its chartreuse, coin-shaped leaves (hence the nickname moneywort!). This ...

The community garden has been part of Chase Farm Hospital for over 50 years. Filled with flowers and vegetables, it allows patients and staff to enjoy the healing power of nature.

The plants grow to 24 inches, produce a strong aroma, and have large flower heads. This variety will self-seed, and germination can be erratic, so do not be impatient or quick to judge the seeds ...

The plants grow to 24 inches, produce a strong aroma, and have large flower heads. This variety will self-seed, and germination can be erratic, so do not be impatient or quick to judge the seeds ...