Summer can be a challenging time for gardeners, especially when it comes to the excessive heat and high humidity. This is great for tropical plants — but a plethora of plant pathogens, including fungi ...

Explore the vibrant world of subtropical gardening with our latest video, where we guide you through selecting the best ...

Use seed tape or a DIY spacing method when directly sowing tiny seeds like carrots and lettuces, which will spread the seeds ...

March is a great time to start summer vegetables for transplants. Seeds started now will be ready to transplant in April or May. Photo courtesy Getty Images. Do you have a gardening question? The UC ...

July’s hot days can be tough on vegetables. Even when plants are watered in the morning, large-leaved crops like summer squash will be wilted in the hot afternoon sun. Does this mean an extra dose of ...

When the heat goes up, the vegetable garden can go down if gardeners aren’t ready for Pennsylvania’s increasingly sizzling summers. Soil dries faster as temperatures rise, and the heat of 90-degree ...

IT’S JUNE, which means your vegetable garden might finally be filling out with spring crops and starting to look something like an attractive part of your landscape. It also means it’s time to start ...

Unbelievably, we are already past midsummer and peak of the growing season across Wisconsin. Activity in vegetable gardens ranges from planting new crops to harvesting those already planted. There is ...