gardening

It smells like either death, rotting fish, sweaty socks or a combination of all three.

Those squirrels don't stand a chance.

No, they are not trying to give their yards a much needed bath.

Interestingly enough, it turns out that this is less a horror story, and more of a love story—between the ants and the peonies.

With summer gardening coming to a close there is still some fall gardening you can do but if you want to make sure your soil is the best it can be for next year's garden then here is your chance to learn all about backyard composting. And it is free!

If you love to garden and would love to become a master gardener but that pesky work schedule is getting in the way, here is some great news. The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture is proud to announce there will be a new option for the Fall Master Gardener Basic Training.

Do you know someone that has a beautiful yard? Someone that really pays attention to their landscaping and you admire it every time you walk or drive past their house or business? Then spread the word and have them enter the Summer Spotlight contest.

Calling all gardeners! It's time to start thinking about planting your spring vegetables in the garden. But which veggies do best in our area and when is the best time to plant them?

If you love to garden and you want to learn more about gardening and you want to share that love and knowledge with others then maybe it's time you took the next step to become a Master Gardener. When Are Classes to Become a Red Dirt Master Gardener? ...

If you love to garden then have you thought about taking it a step further and become a Master Gardener?

If you love to cook then you know how important fresh herbs are in your favorite dishes. This weekend you can learn how to grow and harvest your very own herb garden at Binning Farm in Maud.

Time is running out and soon the deadline to apply for the seventh annual Arkansas Grown School Garden of the Year Contest will be here. The deadline is September 13. The Arkansas Grown School Garden Program was created to showcase Arkansas schools that have developed gardens to support innovative and hands-on learning.