Bags should be stored closed, in a cool place and usually are best used within 6 months to a year after opening. Organic components can be manures, worm castings, composted barks, sphagnum moss, peat, ...

We’re making a lot of progress, but we're not yet solving the climate problem,” said David Victor, professor of public policy ...

These include but are not limited to: grain bags and plastic baler twine large non-deposit totes and drums silage plastic and bale wrap empty peat moss, fertilizer bags and animal feed bags unwanted ...

Nothing conjures up the feeling of the tropics like giant, lush-leaved plants, and if you live in the tropics or subtropics, ...

If you’ve got a dry spot in your basement, root cellar, or in an unheated garage, you’re in luck! Root veggies love cold, ...

Potted hibiscus and angel trumpets (Brugmansia) should also be brought indoors before the first frost and treated as ...

Dreaming of a beach vacation? My guess is you’re picturing a palm tree. Fantasizing about life on a remote island? You’re ...

Dreaming of a beach vacation? My guess is you’re picturing a palm tree. Fantasizing about life on a remote island? You’re ...

RACHEL Pugh was a young reporter on a free weekly paper in Wilmslow when she got the first tip-off of an archaeological discovery that made global headlines. Forty years on she is retelling the story ...

Different plants require different types of soil and some, such as the popular Phalaenopsis orchid, require more unusual ...

Rinse and separate their “bulblet” roots and allow them to air dry thoroughly, then place them in peat moss in a box in which ... roots in a plastic trash bag, and store them as you would ...