Even the tiniest gardens and gardening spaces can be easily utilized to showcase dazzling flora. Designing small flower bed ...

Ever look out at your yard and wish it felt a little more inviting? Small changes can make a big difference, whether you’re ...

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... As Colorado weather heats up, it’s time for gardeners — especially those with constrained spaces — to fill those pots and planters. Local experts and garden ...

As land becomes more urbanized and shrinking lot sizes limit outdoor space, growing a garden may feel like an out-of-reach fantasy to many people. Urban and suburban dwellers need not despair, however ...

These flowers, vegetables, and herbs make a big impact in a small space. Tall, thin alliums show off brightly colored globes of tiny flowers without outgrowing their plot. "Elegant, upright clumps of ...

If you don’t have a large space for a vegetable garden, or you are looking to maximize vegetable, herb and flower production in a small space, the square-foot gardening method may be for you. A square ...

FLORENCE — Yards across South Carolina are about to be in full bloom for the summer. But you don’t need a lot of green space in order to grow a garden. “What we've seen is people wanting to plant ...

Designer Christina Nielsen transformed a Brooklyn backyard into a sitting garden using stone pavers set in gravel. Greenery encompasses the entire space from the fencing to the surrounding potted ...

As the prices on groceries continue to rise, many people might be thinking of growing a vegetable garden for the first time. It can be a great idea, not just because groceries are expensive, but ...

With a few containers, some good soil and plenty of sunlight, you can grow flowers, vegetables and more just about anywhere. By Ronda Kaysen Running the length of my driveway is a slender strip of ...