Rather than turning over your soil and disturbing dormant weed seeds, take a "no-dig" approach to garden beds, says gardening ...

Rather than turning over your soil and disturbing dormant weed seeds, Quinney suggests taking a "no-dig" approach to garden ...

As the weather warms up and the outdoors become lush with greenery again, Cyrus Copen is looking forward to tidying up ...

Mix in sand and compost to improve drainage and support your plants. You want soil that can soak up water quickly but also hold enough moisture for the plants to thrive. Native plants are best. Go for ...

Spring has officially arrived at Connecticut College, bringing an earthy, smelly surprise. And whether you’re a mulch lover or a mulch hater, you’ve probably noticed that the campus smells... like ...

You should use mulch for your garden, but what’s the best mulch for flower beds to get? Are you looking for a worthy investment that is good in most aspects? Like others, The Four Winds Trading ...

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The fickleness of April is well-known. So much of spring, and gardening, seems to be holding one’s breath: frosts, varmints, ...

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Get the jump on the growing season this year with these pretty early spring flowers that just can’t wait for warm weather. Because these perennial flowers, trees and shrubs are the first to unfurl ...

Sissy Biggers is the Q&A columnist for The Vine and a contributor to Martha’s Vineyard Magazine.