There's never a bad time to add more roses to your garden, but there are certainly more challenging seasons, and summer is one. Here's how to make it work.

On July 13, the community is invited to take a 10-stop tour throughout homes and gardens during the Olde Towne East Summer Tour of Homes.

If you're new to gardening or simply feel that you lack a green thumb, there is one particular herb that is next to impossible to kill (and tastes divine).

The first half of July is your last chance to fertilize roses to keep them blooming all summer. In our climate, feeding roses ...