Like all living things, rats need food, water and shelter to survive. Remove at least one of these from your garden or allotment and they are less likely to stay. Rats feed on grain and may be ...

A successful spring garden begins well before the first blooms of the season. Winter, often regarded as the dormant period for plants, offers the perfect opportunity to prepare garden beds for ...

And yet, with the winter solstice in the rearview mirror, it's already time to start preparing for spring.

In this how-to guide, I'll outline the steps to prepare your laptop or desktop computer for the big upgrade. Although Microsoft offers Windows 11 as a free upgrade for computers already running ...

Radio Garden is an intriguing streaming music service that lets you spin a digital earth to find new tunes, but it lacks rival apps' robust extras like podcasts, videos, and purchasable concert ...

9 February, Proper 1: Isaiah 6.1-8 (9-end); Psalm 138; 1 Corinthians 15.1-11; Luke 5.1-11 IN THIS Gospel, Simon responds to Jesus as he does, not because of a realisation at that moment (15.8), but ...

Pruning is critical for: Non-GMO seeds, organic vegetables, and fruit trees fill the garden center in February. Your onions, asparagus, rhubarb, potatoes, and garlic can be planted as soon as the ...

February is ideal for the soil preparation of new flower beds and the vegetable garden. Turn manure and compost into beds along with Watters “Fruit & Veggie Food,” gypsum, and bone meal.

A garden favourite that has a delicate ‘blossom’ in the spring and early summer but only grows to around 1m tall is the evergreen, perennial shrub Rosemary Rosmarinus officinalis.

February may be a month when people share their love, but it’s also the best time to get back into your garden to plan and prepare for the coming growing season, writes gardening columnist Sara Milne.

Spring is around the corner, which means the return of the Christian season of Lent. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the 40-day period in which Christians worldwide observe a period of ...