"Garden" Blogs & Blog Posts

This year's tomato garden leans heavily on the packed with umami Purple Cherokee. I grew five or six heirloom varieties last year in my sunny Southern California garden. While the tomatoes all tasted great, the Purple Cherokee was remarkably more pop...

Private outdoor space is precious, especially in warmer months. Gardeners and interior designers want people to declutter to make the most of theirs.

A quality sprinkler keeps the lawn green and helps flowers blossom. Here are five favorites based on durability, water distribution, and ease of use.

While soft, cozy interiors dominated during the first few years of the pandemic, new data from the real estate website Zillow suggests that home decor is going to head in a different direction next year. Here’s a look at some of their predictions...

Whether they’re leftover from a home improvement project, or you inherited them from the previous owner of your home, you may have some bricks sitting around taking up space. But before getting rid of them, consider putting the bricks to use in you...

Philadelphia is protecting its urban gardens. The city is buying dozens of properties to prevent development and preserve the community space.

We've started growing black krim tomatoes in our new garden which also has chili, zucchini, eggplant, lettuce and herbs. The post Black krim tomatoes appeared first on Michael Gorey.