Master gardener Sally Scalera shares the latest on everything from what to plant in summer to how to join the Pollinator ...

The fix, according to experts at Northwest Gardening, is simply to sow peas beside a row of corn. The experts say peas “can ...

The mystery peppers materialized in his garden one morning and have been propagating uncontrollably ever since.

This popular nut can withstand some serious heat, making it a great addition to gardens located in hot, humid regions.

As farmers succumb to changing weather patterns and low precipitation, scientists are making a case for the adoption of intercropping to adapt to the changing climatic conditions.

It's tempting to simply fill your garden with whatever veggies or flowers you want. But garlic doesn't play well with all ...

If you want your strawberries to be healthy and happy, keep a close eye on what other plants they are hanging out with!

To me, lupines look their finest in mountain yards. And that’s a no-brainer. Big colorful spikes of bold and beautiful ...

Key Takeaways Choosing certain plants—like sunflowers, marigolds, and clover—can naturally boost soil health by enhancing structure, improving drainage, and deterring pests. Nitrogen-fixing plants ...

Now, you have several reasons to plant them. “Peas and other legumes are known as nitrogen-fixing plants. They can significantly boost this vital nutrient in soil over time.

Lupines, another plant in the legume family, also have the ability to fix nitrogen in the soil and improve soil fertility. Unlike annual beans and peas, lupines grow perennially in many areas and ...