A rolling garden stool so you'll always have a place to sit when you're taking care of garden tasks. Plus, it's got a basket ...

If you’re gearing up for summer planting, knowing your soil could be the key to gardening success. Mark Wilson with the LSU Ag Center says there is a big difference between potting and garden soil.

A dry, compacted texture is usually an obvious sign that potting soil is no longer usable. Other signs include an influx of pests and diseases, or foul odors. How often should potting soil be ...

What are the signs that potting soil is no longer usable? A dry, compacted texture is usually an obvious sign that potting soil is no longer usable. Other signs include an influx of pests and diseases ...

Think of your indoor and outdoor plants a little bit like Goldilocks: They need a just-right potting mix or soil to help them really thrive. And although the words “potting mix” and “potting ...

Q: Can I reuse potting soil I had in large containers on my patio last summer? A: I normally do not, at least not in the same pots without taking it out and adding in fresh organic matter.

Potting soil breaks down and compacts over the course of a growing season, so redoing it gives it new life. By the time you’ve done that a couple of times, it’s time to use it in the vegetable ...

Potting soil plays a significant role in backyard gardening during the summer months. That is when gardeners are installing new beds, refreshing old beds and planting seeds and starts. Roll around ...

Have you ever stood in front of the bagged soil products displayed at your local nursery supply store and wondered, “Which one should I buy?” You might see bags labeled potting soil ...