White capote has the potential to reach 50 feet in height and tolerate wetter soil than most fruit trees and will yield a ...

In July, “June gloom” gives way to summer heat. Days are long. Tomatoes finally ripen. Summer fruits are warm on the tree.

I think we all got lulled into thinking we were going to have weekly rainfall and milder weather, and then we entered July.

Water is the best tool against heat. Keeping the soil consistently damp down into the root zone ensures you’re giving plants ...

As water dries up and land use shifts, farmers are abandoning Kashmir’s staple crop for apples, vegetables—and real estate.

That’s why we’d like to introduce you to drip watering. This handy irrigation system for plants will make gardening easier than ever and even stop weeds from invading your garden. But what is drip ...

For more annual color in our spaces, we could consider sweet peas, violas, and cosmos. Calendula, alyssum, and cornflower (i.e., Bachelor’s Buttons) are quick to germinate and can extend color in the ...

Early summer brings our hottest, driest weather. It’s a major challenge both for landscape plants and for those in the ...

I can tell you from personal experience: you don’t want dead wood hanging around in pecan trees. It can fall without warning, ...

Americans love it, but is corn a vegetable? Or could it really be a grain or a fruit? The answer may surprise you.

Most drip irrigation systems are controlled and set with an estimated watering duration. However, this requires that the water source has a constant water flow to ensure correct water distribution.