Summer can be a challenging time for gardeners, especially when it comes to the excessive heat and high humidity. This is great for tropical plants — but a plethora of plant pathogens, including fungi ...

This July 2021 photo provided by Jessica Damiano shows newly harvested golden beets in Glen Head, N.Y. Beets and other root crops thrive in cool temperatures, making them ideal to plant in summer for ...

High heat in the summer can wreak havoc on your summer vegetable garden, but you can do things to several things to help. These seven hot weather summer gardening tips will help your garden thrive ...

If you missed out on growing a summer vegetable garden '“ or are enjoying homegrown produce right now and would like to extend your bounty -- it's time to start planning. In most temperate regions, ...

NORTH TEXAS (CBSNewsTexas.com) - As your spring-season greens give up in the summer heat, replace them with easy-to-grow summer crops like sweet potatoes, summer peas and okra. Summer peas include ...

Not sure what to grow in your summer vegetable garden? The bright sun and warm temperatures of summer are perfect for certain plants and herbs. From rows of corn to beautiful blooms, find out what ...

Planting your summer vegetables and herbs in the spring is the single best thing the home gardener can do to have a successful and bountiful summer garden. A summer vegetable garden is the supreme joy ...

If you missed out on growing a summer vegetable garden – or are enjoying homegrown produce right now and would like to extend your bounty — it’s time to start planning. In most temperate regions, the ...

The bounty of the summer garden can be overwhelming with tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants all fast reaching their peak. If your zucchini vines haven’t succumbed to insects, you might be spending time ...

With days growing shorter and crisp autumn weather just around the corner, there’s no better time to get started on end-of-summer gardening tasks to prepare your garden for a fall harvest. Even if ...

IT’S JUNE, which means your vegetable garden might finally be filling out with spring crops and starting to look something like an attractive part of your landscape. It also means it’s time to start ...