Trying to avoid the cyclospora outbreak? Warm soil and cool air make fall the perfect time to plant. Discover which crops thrive in an autumn garden.

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It may seem like the growing season is winding down. However, there are certain leafy greens and root veggies that you can ...

Plant now for quick-growing greens, root vegetables, and herbs that love late-summer soil.

Most lettuce plants mature in 55-65 days, but because their seeds don’t germinate well in the heat, it’s best to start them indoors or buy starter plants at the nursery. (Jessica Damiano) As I was ...

The "pull-and-swap" method is perfect for gardeners with smaller plots and little time for gardening; here's the know-how to ...

Your garden is half empty right now, and every day you leave it that way is costing you money. Most gardeners assume that once July hits, planting season is over. The tomatoes are in, the peppers are ...

WORTHINGTON — By late July, many gardeners begin to think the growing season is starting to wind down.

Late July can seem early to plan for autumn, but in many home gardens it is a useful moment to keep the growing season going.

Planting this cool-season vegetable in August isn't too late; in fact, with a maturity date of about 60 days, an early-August planting means an October harvest.