Showcase a mélange of fall and winter veggies — carrots, parsnips, cauliflower, butternut squash, and brussels sprouts — by ...

Matt examines oversized garlic, explains what can cause the large bulbs, and compares its flavor with regular garlic. He also ...

Frosty greetings, gardeners! The crisp beauty of autumn is upon us, and with it I offer my last gardening feature for the year. Thank you for your questions, your attention and your love of the green ...

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Island Grown Initiative’s community garden gives Islanders space to cultivate fresh produce, flowers, and friendships.

Even though it entered October, the temperature didn't drop much, but as we head toward the end of the month, there are finally signs that morning and evening temperatures are cooling down. That means ...

Gardening experts say these fragrant plants may help deter rats and mice. Here is how to use them safely in a family garden.

University of Illinois Horticulture Educator Nancy Kuhajda will said she will teach “a lively program,” with classes ...

Break up the garlic bulb into individual cloves, and stick them about two inches into soft soil now through November.

Garlic is a tasty crop that is quite easy to grow, but it does require planning ahead. Unlike other edible alliums (e.g., ...

Planting garlic in the fall gives cloves time to develop roots before winter and can produce larger bulbs the following summer.

Whether your prefer garlic with a bite or a mellow taste, here's how to select, grow and store the versatile bulbs.