To ensure that your raised garden beds are healthier and more productive come springtime, apply compost and mulch, make repairs, and more.

It’s autumn, your neighbor’s yard has turned into a leaf graveyard, and the squirrels are sizing up your leftover tomatoes.

As you tackle fall garden cleanup that is crucial in November, consider leaving some fallen leaves in place. They create a natural mulch by returning nutrients to the soil and supporting beneficial ...

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Different zones call for different care. Whether you need to start winterizing early in Zone 2, or can enjoy a fall garden in ...

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Hello Mid-Ohio Valley farmers and gardeners! Cool and crisp fall weather is here. What a slide in temperatures from 82 ...

Before planting again next spring, be sure that plant debris from the previous year has been removed or completely composted.