Come September, plants appear ready to bust free of their beds in landscaper James McCain’s garden.

The front yard is a passerby or visitor’s first impression of your home and you. It is also the first thing you see when you ...

Large containers abound throughout the display gardens at Ball. It might be a lone container standing within a sea of ...

If you’re lucky enough to have a garden in a big city, you learn to accept the fact that while you’re out there, you’re in ...

Discover small trees with big impact for your garden! From colourful Japanese maples to compact eucalypts, find the perfect fit.

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A relatively new concept in urban forestry is the 3-30-300 rule. Primarily a guideline, the idea is each citizen in a ...

With that feeling comes what I think of as “The Cleanies.” Time to tidy up, thin out, clean, and start fresh, in the garden ...

While dwarf puffers are easily maintained in groups, they need space and hiding places. Males defend territories and look after the young, so they tend to be the most aggressive. Use rocks and bogwood ...

By EW Staff and Readers There’s getting stoned and there’s getting stoned. Sometimes it’s relaxing and sometimes the devil’s ...

In the spring at the Home and Garden Show, we typically give away bare root trees right about the time they need to be planted. However, if you go out shopping for trees and shrubs at your ...

Plants get a GMO glow-up: Genetically modified varieties coming out of the lab and into homes and gardens by James W. Satterlee, The Conversation The Norfolk purple tomato is colorful to the core.