As the vibrant hues of autumn begin to settle into your garden, October is the perfect time to harness the power of compost teas to invigorate your plants and prepare them for the coming winter.

Learn the basic steps on how to start your compost at home and the science behind it. Presented by UF/IFAS Extension Osceola County. 10-11:30 a.m. Oct. 12, Quail Hollow Park, 1716 Woodcrest Blvd., ...

The bin should have an official New York City composting decal on it, available here. Organic waste that must be composted ...

Composting is a simple, free and transformative practice to enrich soil and enhance gardens. For garden enthusiasts, ...

Gardeners are being urged to put tea bags in their garden this autumn, but only after tearing them open first. Composting is ...

You can juice pretty much anything in this Hamilton Beach juicer, from cucumbers to oranges to apples, and it allows you to ...

Making compost tea is simple, and it gives plants a boost of nutrients. Compost tea is a rich brown liquid is extracted from compost to deliver nutrients and beneficial microbes directly to your ...

New plantings, especially trees and shrubs, need long, slow watering over the entire root zone to keep all those new delicate ...

An expert has shared her tips on how to care for lavender plants this autumn - and it turns out there is one specific job ...

Lavender plants can look woody and produce fewer flowers if they're not pruned correctly. However, an expert has shared some ...

As the season brings an abundance of garden waste, it’s an ideal time to set up or refresh a home composting system, especially for those looking to reduce household waste and improve their soil’s hea ...