Summer isn’t the same kind of summer everywhere. Whether you live in a breezy coastal community in New England or in the Lower South where things get steamy as early as March, you can’t expect that ...

As summer winds down, long stretches of sunlight are dwindling and cooler temperatures are on the horizon. Gardening enthusiasts may wonder how they can manage their backyard gardens as the peak ...

Caring for plants during summer may require extra attention, but the effort is rewarding. With the right shade, watering practices and thoughtful placement, balcony gardens and indoor greenery can ...

Think it's too hot to plant? Think again. Mid-July may feel sweltering, but garden expert Jennifer Brennan from Chalet Home & Garden says now is actually a great time to dig in. With warm soil and ...

North Florida summers are hot and wet, requiring specific gardening strategies. Water deeply and less frequently, checking soil moisture before watering. Avoid fertilizing, planting, or transplanting ...

Watering during peak sun hours won’t allow water to reach plant roots. Instead, you should water in the early mornings or later evenings to avoid the heat of the day. Increase your summer watering ...

The celebration of summer is underway, bringing with it peak gardening season. Every day there’s something new to harvest and enjoy. Perennial flowers are in bloom. Blueberries and tomatoes are ...

The third week of July is time for weed wars and victory marches for the best perennials. I was at Bellevue Botanical Gardens on Friday to celebrate the best summer perennials and do a “walk and talk, ...