Weeds are a pretty pernicious problem for most gardeners, and unless you're comfortable using herbicides, the growing season probably finds you kneeling in your borders pulling out purslane ...

and there are various cover crops that can suppress weeds in your garden. But if you love herbs and the aromas they add to your landscape, consider planting this weed-suppressing catmint hybrid ...

Starting an herb garden can be an enjoyable and rewarding experience. While herb gardening is relatively easy, it requires ...

Companion planting is a mutually beneficial placement of compatible plants and natural pest management — the keys to complete ...

Raised garden beds are ideal for edible plants, as they keep your harvest organized, prevent over-planting, and deter weeds ...

In the spring, whether in the raised garden beds, in the orchards, in the pathways or in the wild areas, there will be little nonplanted sprouts growing everywhere. Some gardeners ...

WEEDS are the ultimate gatecrashers in the garden. And it won't be long until every gardener is looking for new ways to get rid of them. Martin Stewart, Ryobi's National TrainerCredit: RYOBI ...

Rather than trying to get rid of weeds using chemicals, local gardening expert Chris Ware claims there is an easier solution that doesn't involve using chemical or homemade weed killers.

It seems this scalding technique is perfect for dealing with those pesky patio weeds, but Hannah warns to exercise caution in the garden as it's all too easy to accidentally douse your prized ...

But, if you are new to herb gardening, you might not realize that ... raised beds during the hottest part of the summer to kill weed seeds and soil nematodes. To solarize the bed, a clear plastic ...

If left unkept, you’re likely to see these weeds become a nuisance, ruining the atmosphere and aesthetics of your garden. Aaron Steil, a specialist at Consumer Horticulture Extension ...

Pulling up weeds from patios or driveways only for them to spring back after a few weeks can be frustrating, but this could be due to a common gardening error ...