Picture this: walking out to your backyard on a chilly January morning and still finding fresh greens waiting to be harvested. Sounds a bit far-fetched? Not if you're armed with the right strategies.

This unseasonably warm and dry winter poses challenges for gardeners as early plant growth thwarts expectations.

Apply a pre-emergent herbicide to prevent crabgrass and other weeds from appearing. Once the weather becomes warmer and grass ...

A garden inspired by nature doesn't have to look weedy or messy.

As the chill of winter gives way to the gentle warmth of spring, many gardeners may find themselves in a race against time.

Submitted photo Using these tips can prepare your garden to flourish next spring. Our November days are growing shorter, and if your preparation for the coming months in your garden and yard hasn’t ...

It’s summertime, which means some of the tastiest fruits and vegetables the D.C. area has to offer are in peak season. But just because something’s homegrown doesn’t mean it’s risk free. Whether it’s ...

February is the perfect time to plan your garden layout for the upcoming season. Take advantage of the quieter gardening months to research which plants you want to grow, and sketch out your garden ...

YOU might think there is very little to do in a ­winter garden, be­sides sweeping up soggy leaves and mulching your beds. But ...

The curated articles provide seasonal gardening advice for the South Sound from expert Marianne Binetti. One article advises planting in fall to take advantage of cool temperatures and soil moisture, ...

Learn to test old seeds for viability. Learn where to get free garden advice. Find free local gardening classes and free and ...