To ensure that your raised garden beds are healthier and more productive come springtime, apply compost and mulch, make repairs, and more.

• Suit up: Wear protective outer clothing, gloves, eye and ear protection — and respirators if needed. • Select a safe work zone: Choose a spot away from livestock housing, crop areas, and waterways.

Don’t leave your pumpkin to rot in the garden — find out how to reuse it safely and protect your plants and local wildlife.

Since 1899, the American Royal Livestock Show has been a cornerstone of tradition and excellence in the livestock industry.

Beneath our feet, an unseen kingdom is constantly at work. Fungi break down wood, leaves and mulch into nutrients that plants can absorb. They connect roots in a living network, moving water and ...

The Oklahoma Compost and Sustainability Association demonstrated how to compost before the state conference on the Coca-Cola ...

Looking for something different to plant? Wild tulips are the underrated spring-flowering bulbs that bring natural beauty and ...

We’ve had a perfect start to autumn this year, and in November the season is in full gear. We can feel the transition: gone ...

Your conservatory is gorgeous when the light hits right, then cluttered five minutes later. Pots creep across the floor. Vines reach for the ceiling like ...

Vern Treinen started composting bedding pack about 10 years ago at his heifer-raising farm near DeForest. Managing from 150 ...

Most potted tender plants are suitable candidates, including aeoniums, bananas, bird of paradise, brugmansia, lantana and ...