To add visual flair to your garden and enrich the soil for surrounding plants, consider growing this hardy perennial flower with striking blooms and foliage.

With a clearer understanding of seed packet terms, gardeners can shop seed catalogs with confidence and start planning their ...

An analysis by Investigate Midwest, based on the Iowa Department of Natural Resources' biennial impaired and delisted waters lists, shows that progress in removing river segments from the impaired ...

Consul General of Belarus in Istanbul Evgeniya Bortkevich, together with Belarusian companies engaged in organic fertilizer technologies, attended the opening of the Agroexpo 2026 exhibition in Izmir.

LAOAG CITY — A mobile soil laboratory will be deployed in the Ilocos Region in the first quarter of the year to provide ...

With the soil frozen solid and snow from January storms still piled alongside roadways, it may seem counterintuitive to talk about gardening. In reality, it’s the perfect time to plan and seek ...

Generous rains in December and early January made for early blooming hillsides and canyons. Already, hoary-leaf Ceanothus ( Ceanothus crassifolius) is showing its ivory-white colored flowers, soon to ...

According to the 2024 Santa Cruz County Crop Report, Santa Cruz County continues to be a leader in organic farming with more than 160 registered organic operations and $142.6 million in certified ...

With the record snow and ice over the past weeks, I’m sure no one is concerned about weeds in their lawns. Sounds a little crazy, but February and early March […] ...

The theme ‘Our Power, Our Planet’ is a powerful reminder that we are not passive observers in the environmental crisis.

In one recent study of commercial composts, every single one of the 11 products tested contained microplastics, with cleaner, eco-labeled brands still showing lower but measurable levels.

February is an active month of chores, so keep your pillow fluffed, the ibuprofen handy and hit the yard these next few weeks. Until next time, keep your pruners dry and your gloves handy … and don’t ...