As the garden finally moves into the height of growing season, the pest pressure increases exponentially. Put down the bug spray, and read on.

Plant it and they will come—bugs by the hundreds. But don’t shriek, they may be friendly. Let’s meet the white hats of the insect world.

Old gardens have a sense of history developed through centuries of loving care. Capture that ageless elan much faster with these tips and tricks.

A symbol of American culture, the front porch can be a simple but powerful place to foster neighborly connection and community.

Hanging baskets of flowers, ivies, herbs, fruits, and vegetables add instant beauty—and maximize garden space. They’re also ideal for apartments.

Wildflowers are beautiful and, if one chooses wisely, can be grown with significantly less maintenance than more formal plantings.

Not all garden crops want or need a full sun of six hours a day or more. There are some resilient plants that can tolerate and even thrive in the shade.

Whether you’re getting a jumpstart on seedlings or planting an indoor garden, grow lights can be a valuable tool for a gardener.

The right equipment makes every job easier, more efficient, and more enjoyable.

Your home will be that much more ready for summer when the deck is freshly stained and the roof is patched.