Gardening

Follow the guidelines offered by the LSU Ag Center and the Farmer's Almanac and you'll soon be on your way to delicious, fresh, homegrown vegetables!

Whether you have an entire backyard to landscape, a couple of raised beds for veggies or a whole slew of plants in pots, you can keep your garden gorgeous and tend to it happily with the right tools by your side.

If you were an ant this summer and not a grasshopper, here are 10 winter crops that should be a-plenty around this time.

There is still plenty of time to grow fresh veggies before colder weather hits. Here are 10 choices that should do well for you this fall.

They can decimate a tomato crop in a very short amount of time, so it's important to keep an eye out for them or for damage to the leaves or the fruit.

Having a box garden instead of an in-ground garden has several benefits. Here are the 9 steps to building the perfect box garden.

Just brushing up against this bug can be enough to warrant a call to the Poison Control Center or a visit to the ER. SHOW THIS PICTURE TO YOUR CHILDREN.

This week's featured Seize the Deal is from Native Sun Nursery: buy a $50 gift certificate for only $25!

Not only giving back to the community by donating vegetables, but they are also helping the next generation learn how important it is to get involved.

My rose bushes haven't bloomed in about 5 years. Look at them now! I had been trimming them each season like the internet says, and they haven't bloomed since. This year, I decided to leave them alone, and look at them. Just look at them!...

When is it safe to put new plants in the ground without the fear of Jack Frost killing your investment?

There's apparently something de-stressing, and healthy about digging in mother Earth, and handling living things...

The searches I tried: fungus, deck plant, what is growing on my deck, yellow flowery thingy, have aliens claimed my deck - with no satisfactory answer.

Several of the myths and old wives tales you may have heard aren't exactly true. Plus, we have one foolproof way to make sure your landscape is never thirsty.

Ever wonder what it would be like to swim around a pond with a bunch of catfish? Wonder no more, we have the answer.

Our friends in the frozen North can even plant on that day, even if snow is still on the ground!

It's damage control time for the weekend gardener. Here is how you can save your Sago Palms that might have been damaged by the unusually cold winter weather.

Even covered plants may have been damaged in the very cold weather of this past weekend. Here's what you can do to minimize the damage and keep your beds alive until Spring.

You can do like my mother did and just use 3 toothpicks to suspend the avocado seed in a jar or glass filled with water.

Here's concrete proof that things don't always turn out like the picture on the box.