GENERAL GARDENING - Page 22

For decades, clover was considered an unwelcome invader in the perfectly manicured lawn. Homeowners waged war against its spreading patches, spraying herbicides and reseeding

When fall arrives and the pine trees start dropping their cones, many homeowners grab a rake and lawn bags to tidy them up. Pine

For generations, dandelions have been treated as the enemy of a perfect lawn. Homeowners spend millions on herbicides, endless hours pulling them out, and

Every autumn, millions of gardeners and homeowners rake, bag, and dispose of fallen leaves, treating them like trash to be hauled away. But here’s

When you think of soap, chances are you picture something sitting by the bathroom sink, not dangling from a tree in your garden. Yet,

When most people think of September, they imagine harvesting pumpkins, apples, and the last of the summer tomatoes. But for experienced gardeners, September is

With just a few mason jars, some potting mix, water, and sunlight, you can grow a surprising variety of fresh, edible plants right on

Many gardeners mistakenly assume that once August arrives, the growing season is wrapping up. But in reality, August offers one of the most productive