Organic Gardening

Horticulturists praise coffee grounds for acidifying soil and enhancing plant growth. Here's how you can use them in your garden.

Backyard gardening can improve your mental health with minimal effort on your part. Learn how from landscape designer Doug Scott.

If you're worried about food shortages and supply chain issues, growing a victory garden will help you be more self-sufficient.

Making your backyard eco-friendly will save you water, electricity, money and time. Here are ways to make your yard beautiful and environmentally friendly.

Growing a vegetable garden outdoors can be difficult, but Miracle-Gro's Twelve Indoor Growing System takes the guesswork out of the process.

Mulching is a natural way to build up soil and add nutrients, but if you let your leaves stay where they fall they can create a natural habitat for pests and some diseases. If you put your leaves in a compost pile you may notice that many are still intact while the vegetable matter is broken down.

Applying mulch to your garden or foundation planting beds is a great way to prevent weeds, retain moisture, enrich the soil, and add visual appeal.

Watch this video for tips on how to kill weeds in a gravel walk or driveway without herbicides using common household items.

One of the best ways to control pests in your garden organically is through the use of beneficial predatory insects. Sometimes all you need to do is encourage the natural predators that already live in your yard; but you can also take steps to increase the population. Read on to find out more.