Gardening gurus from Wayside Gardens have revealed an easy trick to keep your Japanese maples sufficiently hydrated: simply layer their soil with a generous spread of mulch. The expert advised ...

We asked six horticultural experts to debate and ultimately choose the places that’ve changed the way we look at — and think about — plants. Credit... Supported by By Alexa BrazilianMiranda ...

But how much can these thin leaves hold? Denver Botanic Gardens asked that with its water lily weigh-off, challenging gardens around the globe to find the strongest lily pad. More than a dozen ...

A long-awaited upgrade of Wayside Park in Waymart is expected to begin his year, with hopes to have it ready for the double celebration of the 175th anniversary of the borough and the 250th ...

The gardening experts at Wayside Gardens have shared a simple way to keep Japanese maples watered: Cover their soil with a good layer of mulch. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT The expert ...

Tim Ballantyne, co-owner of Ballantyne Gardens in Liverpool, said now is the right time to plant despite the fluctuating spring temperatures. "People are excited. It was been a long hard winter.

The Monster Mash event in Grow a Garden was a world record attempt for getting the most people doing the Monster Mash dance at the same time. While this short event has been and gone, you may have ...