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No-till gardening is a low maintenance technique that eliminates the need for digging or overturning your soil. Learn how to no-till garden, which improves soil quality, yields less weeds, and reduces soil erosion.| Martha Stewart
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Wondering if annual mulching is necessary? Gardening experts share whether or not you really need to mulch every year, and explain what to do during the times when you choose not to mulch.| Martha Stewart
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These perennial plants have long-lasting flowers, so you can enjoy them for entire (if not multiple) seasons. Grow one of these expert-recommended perennials for continuous color in your garden.| Martha Stewart
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Mulching your garden too early will slow down the warming process, while doing it too late can prevent plant dormancy. Here, we explain when to mulch your garden for healthy plants.| Martha Stewart