Be careful about what plants you are around or planting – poison ivy, cactus, pampas grass, etc. Don’t hurt yourself. Do dig ...

You can break up the earth with a shovel and a cultivator, which is a lot of work, or you can spare your back and purchase a rototiller, which uses rotating metal tines to cut into the ground ...

You can break up the earth with a shovel and a cultivator, which is a lot of work, or you can spare your back and purchase a rototiller, which uses rotating metal tines to cut into the ground ...

A Tennessee couple saved thousands by deciding to grow their own wedding flowers. The 2023 bride spoke with Fox News Digital ...

Take a garden trowel and dig a handful of soil down to a depth of 6 inches. Hold the soil in your hand and try to squeeze it ...

These reports do not inspire high confidence. The first Troy-Bilt product was a garden rototiller in 1937 — the first of its kind. Troy-Bilt built that early success into a company that makes ...

As therapeutic and rewarding as gardening can be, it can also be taxing on the body. Between the kneeling, bending over and ...

Fans liken it fondly to indoor Dumpster-diving, a feeding frenzy for the starved of stuff and an addiction waiting to happen ...

In “Zoo World,” an illuminative collection of essays by Hiram College creative writing teacher Mary Quade, the common thread ...

There is a pig problem in Connecticut. It’s a serious issue in the small agricultural town of Sterling on the Rhode Island border, with a population of about 3,500, at least for the residents ...

Once your grass is dead, use a sod cutter or rototiller to remove the top layer of grass and debris. If you are planning on repairing bare spots with seed, rid the area of any problems that may ...