The new allotment: soil improvers

Treat your soil well and it will reward you with a bumper crop, writes Ryan Lewis Soil is the foundation of the allotment garden. Treat it well and it will reward you. The most important thing to remember when taking on a new plot is that you must care for your soil above everything else. When it comes to soil, knowing its type and how best to enrich it is key. You may also wish to learn more ...

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Blessing man wants to grow Garden of Hope

BLESSING - Carl Lyons wants his Garden of Hope to set the standard for others helping to feed the hungry.

Learn to talk to your landscape plants as you deal with drought

TYLER – Dealing with drought, dead trees, water-use restrictions, wildfire concerns: Yes, there will be some “downer” topics at the East Texas Spring Landscape and Garden Conference, set Feb. 11 in Tyler, said a Texas AgriLife Extension Service gardening expert. But there will be a lot of fun topics too, said Keith Hansen, AgriLife Extension horticulture agent for Smith County and program ...

Create your own vegetable garden

MANILA, Philippines - There is no question that arable lands are shrinking as more cities in the Philippines continue to expand.