Whether you’re planting a vegetable bed, flowers or simply hoping for greener grass, success starts with understanding the soil beneath your feet. Soil is more than just dirt — it’s a living system ...

To help farmers and other Californians address emerging issues, the University of California Agriculture and Natural ...

'If you need to make your soil more acidic and lower the pH, you can try adding organic matter such as pine needles or ...

Here’s what you should know about recycling your morning cup—plus, if you should really be using coffee grounds for plants.

Changing hydrangea flower color with coffee grounds is a popular garden hack that could do more harm than good.

Researchers found that Bacillus megaterium can turn over 94% of CO₂ into solid rock using a clean, non-ammonia process.

Over three billion people currently suffer from micronutrient deficiencies, despite apparent caloric sufficiency in food ...

Adding organic matter to the soil improves its structure and nutrient content. Compost, leaf mold, or well-rotted manure are ...

Gardeners can change hydrangea colors by adjusting soil pH, with acidity leading to blue blooms and alkalinity resulting in pink.

Gardeners can help ensure the flowers retain their stunning blue hue by using one particular kind of soil, an expert has said.

“As one cropping cycle comes to an end, and growers start to get ready to drill next year’s crops, now is the ideal time to test soils, not just for pH, but also for residual reserves of N, P, K and S ...