In July, “June gloom” gives way to summer heat. Days are long. Tomatoes finally ripen. Summer fruits are warm on the tree.

When I think about nature, I’m picturing hillsides and meadows free of straight lines, squares, and cubes. Look at any ...

Leary, founder of The Dallas Garden School, shares her tips for making the most of the fall growing season in North Texas. It ...

Transform a modest yard into a luxe retreat with clever design tricks that add style, elegance, and curb appeal without ...

Summers in the South can be brutal on people and gardens. Learn the best ways to prepare for and revive a wilting garden ...

Nothing disrupts the beauty and productivity of a garden more than a takeover of weeds. Fortunately, a combination of timing, ...

I was pondering mulch, because choosing a type of mulch is a decision that requires deep thought. Dakota black, java brown or cedar: One bad mulch choice and you have flower beds that have gone ...

While fabric can do the job, Rice said he often discourages people from using it. “In planted beds where we have organic mulch, we often discourage the use of fabric because what’s happening is now ...

Choose wisely. “For in-ground beds, use garden soil or topsoil,” Wilson recommends. “For containers, go with potting soil—it’s specially blended for that purpose. Don’t mix the two.” ...

Choose wisely. “For in-ground beds, use garden soil or topsoil,” Wilson recommends. “For containers, go with potting soil—it’s specially blended for that purpose. Don’t mix the two.” ...

We recommend purchasing Spectracide Weed & Grass Killer for your flower beds because it is a fast-acting formula that can show visible results in as little as 3 hours. Pros Kills weeds and grasses ...