If you’ve ever pulled out your garden tools in spring only to find them rusty or broken, you know how frustrating it can be.

Used garden tools can save you money and are also a great way to remain environmentally conscious, but safety should always come first. So how safe are they?

To sharpen at home, secure the tool or blade in a vise, then push a flat file or whetstone in one direction at an angle along ...

You can clean buildup on faucet heads using vinegar or baking soda. The acidity of the vinegar helps break down the minerals, ...

You might think your shed is doing its job—keeping tools dry, tucked away, and out of sight—but there’s one mistake that ...

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Any shrubs that might be damaged by high winds, snowblowers or road salt should be wrapped in a material that breathes once freezing temperatures have arrived – but not before, advises master gardener ...

Getting rid of it would be a way for Republicans to immediately end the now month-long shutdown, he said. “It is now time for ...

Warm autumn days will soon be followed by winter’s frigid temperatures, frost on the plants and frozen ground. With this in mind, the owner of Red Chair Gardens and a consumer horticulture educator ...