WARNING: It’s too early to plant your garden. You are still in planning mode. Recently, when I did the garden talk in Bellville, I made it clear that it is still very early to start turning the soil ...

Answering an ask for accessible gardening tools for people over 50, long-term gardener Sue Mazer, 54, suggested this ...

Spring slams the reset button on nature, but yards don’t bounce back solo. Winter’s aftermath clings—soggy debris, stubborn ...

To get your lawn looking its best this spring and summer, a gardening enthusiast has shared a 30-second task that will ...

With just over a week until April arrives, there's no better time to spruce up your garden and sharpen those pesky lawn edges ...

You DeWalt string trimmer and an edger share a lot of visual similarities, but can you use them interchangeably? Here's which ...

Do you want to add curb appeal and unique landscaping to your front yard? Gravel can be used in a variety of ways to create ...

To keep your lawn edges looking super crisp, you'll need to give them a trim from time to time. Paul Hicks, product manager ...

Bark chips, gravel and small steppingstone paths are the easiest for most DIYers to tackle. When it comes to hardscaping, stone or large expanses, it’s probably best to call in the pros to ensure the ...

Peoples Garden Montrose graffiti removal and mulch supply to support Friends group working bee. Belmont Avenue Upwey centre ...

Growing your own vegetables is fun, rewarding and easier than you think. This year, let us help you get growing! How To Start ...

As a perennial, mint dies back to the ground each winter and reemerges in spring. A single mint plant can live for up to five years, but the plant is easily divided, so it can provide a continuous ...