Identify a low section of your yard — or choose a location where you want to create one. Make sure that utilities are not ...

Looking for a plant to help you fill those tough to manage spots in the drier and shadier parts of the garden? Here are three ...

This 'little paradise' garden behind a towering Victorian in Old Louisville features plants, herbs, trees and sentimental ...

Throughout the Lancaster County region in July are talks about potting houseplants, growing food plots for wildlife, soil ...

Your grass and your garden will need about an inch of water per week to thrive (and that includes water from rain, too!).

Abdi and Slade selected four native species to plant in their rain garden: river birch, bald cypress, sweetbay magnolia and Virginia sweetspire. But rain gardens can include many other plants.

On our second anniversary, we look back at our inaugural subject: the Paul Koretz Westwood Greenway, which is gearing up to ...

Think of rain gardens as corrals for rainwater. They give the water a place to sit until it can seep into the earth. In the meantime, moisture-loving plants can get a satisfying drink and help soak up ...

The gardens also help support pollinators and native wildlife. Friends of the Rouge says they have installed rain gardens at 212 sites across our area since 2011.

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

"Yours inspired mine!" Gardener shares satisfying video of beautiful yard feature in action following heavy rain: 'Working ...

A free rain garden maintenance workshop is organized by Metro Blooms at Willow Park on July 17 to teach sustainable gardening ...