Welcome to Family Handyman‘s Guide to Winterization, where you’ll find expert advice on how to get your home in shape for the ...

Oregon farm regulators have ended most enforcement proceedings against seed dealer DLF USA after it paid additional money for ...

On a sunny morning this week, I undertook the long-postponed task of cleaning out my patio pots, removing the brown skeletons ...

To cut the grass on America’s thriving solar farms, shepherds have adapted their jobs to turn massive profit by both selling ...

We spoke with three garden experts on different reasons to allow plants to go to seed, including benefits for wildlife, for your garden, and for yourself.

Get advice on Virginia buttonweed and knotweed control, shade alternatives to St. Augustine, oak bark issues and willow borer damage.

In this economy, it's understandable for gardeners to cut corners anywhere they can. However, when it comes to buying seeds, cheaper is definitely not better.

Composting leaves is good for your plants and reduces yard waste. Making natural wreaths is a creative way to brighten your ...

Spread a layer of mulch around your perennial plants before the first frost. Mulch acts like a blanket, keeping soil warmer ...

Pusley grows well in dry soil and this month has seen statewide rain deficits that rank several areas as having the driest ...

It’s also not clear how the formula – which is made with organic whole milk from grass-fed cows and advertises itself to ...

House finches are small songbirds. Males have rosy red heads and chests, while females are brownish. These birds are native ...