October is the gardener's last generous window. Plant spring bulbs, cool-season vegetables, hardy perennials, deciduous trees ...

A season-by-season look at how windows shape comfort in Greater Toronto Area homes, from humid summers to deep-freeze winters ...

Ready to snuggle in and enjoy the cozy ambience of winter? The house would like this as well. It just needs a little TLC first.

Researchers at the University of Göttingen have shown that treating sweet cherry trees with the plant growth regulator ...

The tomato vines may be winding down, but your vegetable garden doesn’t have to. Fall is a good time to grow crisp radishes, ...

As fall arrives once again, it’s a reminder that leaving the leaves on the ground is a sign letting nature run its course ...

We are well enough into the fall gardening season that it’s time to catch up on chores we put off in the heat and get ready for the cold.

Make the time to plant these five vegetables this fall, and you'll enjoy the fruits of your labor well into next summer.

Every gardener should try their hand at winter gardening at least once. Here are the basics and what you can grow.

September isn’t the end of your growing season, it’s a second planting window, and at least sixteen vegetables, from radishes you can be pulling in three weeks to garlic you won’t touch until next ...

'Sarcococca, also known as Christmas box, is a small, fragrant shrub that you can pot in September for festive colour,' says Julian. 'It's grown mainly for its winter scent, and the tiny white flowers ...

You don’t have to stop gardening after the first frost. You can easily use a “cold frame” to keep producing late into the fall and early winter. The main difference between a raised garden and a cold ...