Using just a few natural ingredients you can make your own potting soil

You're invited to the Grand Opening of GardenersHub.com—the official store of Horticulture!

Traditionally, cleaning up beds and borders has been a fall chore. Here's why it's all right to postpone this task

This week's Latin lesson helps you determine color simply by the plant's name

Sometimes you can guess a plant's habitat preferences by decoding its Latin name

It's become a horticultural tradition to grow herbs grouped together in an herb garden, but there are several good reasons for growing them among other plants

Mulching perennials for winter is not about keeping them warm. Know how and when to successfully lay winter mulch.

As the last summer and autumn flowers fade, many gardeners rush to strip away the remnants of flowers and foliage. But left alone, many border plants will keep their structure, their dying stems a reflection of former glory, yet still captivating in their own right.

If you burn leaves and garden debris in the fall here’s a safety tip and an option to avoid the burn pile.

The secret to healthy potatoes is in the selection.