Although you can start throughout the year, choosing to start your heap during particular seasons can aid your composting ...

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Rather than let leaves stay on the lawn or send them to the landfill, horticulturist David Trinklein recommends two ways of ...

Choose larger-sized containers. The larger the container, the more choices you have of vegetables to grow, production is ...

Whole, carved, and cooked pumpkins are fully compostable and you can also compost healthy pumpkin plants, pumpkin skins, and ...

The Billings Department of Public Works commissioned a new composting facility in August of 2024, to reduce the cost of ...

If you don’t make coffee at home ... coffee grounds produced the fewest greenhouse gas emissions and the best quality compost. Other items to compost include grass clippings, leaves, bark ...

If you’ve had mixed success with herbs, there may be some simple growing techniques that could turn your failures into ...

• Make a “base plan.” Measure your property with a tape measure or the measuring app on your smart phone. Plot it on grid ...

Experts have warned that you should not miss one particular gardening job this October - because it is essential to protect ...

Preparing the lawn for winter means you’ll have a better chance of enjoying lush green grass come spring. The weather has been unusually mild, so many people are still mowing. In the coming days, ...

With global communities facing an additional 50 days of "dangerous heat," heat-related deaths among older adults increased by ...