Author: Sid Smith

Starting a small garden at home is one of the most rewarding things you can do—it brings greenery, fresh air, and in many cases, even […]

1 / 12 Courtesy @bloom.and.grow.ali/Instagram Colorful Spring Bulbs One of the most fun container garden ideas is to pick plants that you can watch mature. […]

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CORVALLIS, Ore. — Nothing challenges Oregon vegetable gardeners quite like coaxing a ripe tomato from the vine. Between unpredictable weather, pests and disease, it can […]

First impressions matter. The front door and porch reflect who you are and how guests, passersby, and neighbors perceive your home and the welcome they […]

Village Green Home & Garden, which is celebrating 60 years in business this week, has placed its business and property at 6101 E. Riverside Blvd. […]

Fall gardening might be the best-kept secret in the vegetable world. The weeds are slowing down, the air is cooler, and most bugs have packed […]

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) – Digs Home and Garden Store Manager Deb Woolfolk and Think Tank Marketing’s Randy Blevins joins Dawne Gee to discuss Fall decorating […]

The Observer‘s columnist Charlotte Mendelson adds to prickles embedded in fingers, sunburn and Legionnaires’ disease with another hazard for the gardening enthusiast: becoming trapped in […]