Anthony Reardon

At the top of the to-do list is fall overseeding of cool-season grass.

Experienced gardeners will tell you that autumn is the time to begin preparing one of the most vital components of a successful vegetable garden—the soil that sustains it.

By getting involved, you become part of a larger cause.

Debris must be in good condition to be composted back into the land.

Lead, in particular, can tend to be a significant issue in urban environments.

Battling winter’s elements may bring danger to plants.

Non-native plants are those not originating in this country, but also those not native to a specific ecosystem.

Nitrogen is the primary nutrient requiring regular replenishment, as growing plants actively absorb and deplete it.

Intercropping, despite its challenges, can lead to improved crop yields.

Bolting is a risk in KC area fall gardens, but it’s not all bad.