A man with a special bond with his elderly neighbor did something sweet to make sure they could still chat every day.

Gardeners are being urged to drill holes in the bottom of their fences this winter for a very important reason.

When David Barnett first moved to his property — a third of an acre — in Olema 32 years ago, the setting was a big selling ...

Red mulberry trees: A very fast-growing exotic species, red mulberry trees produce its fruit on female trees. They grow to 35 feet tall and with the help of the birds that love its fruit are a ...

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These backyard lights are budget friendly and low maintenance, helping to add illumination and style to your yard for garden ...

Tasha's Artisan Coffee Shop, which was forced to close by the local council, is “very excited” to reopen its shutters this week.

Landscape designers identify “desire paths,” the most likely ways from Point A to Point B. Intentionally working with these ...

"I am over the moon that all the small ... for a required fence. Francois, who originally acquired the land for a planned row home development that he abandoned in favor of the garden after ...

Oct 20 (Reuters) - The U.N. peacekeeping force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) said in a statement that an Israeli army bulldozer had demolished an observation tower and perimeter fence of a U.N. position in ...

Mr Rochester said one of the major benefits of the virtual fencing was that his cattle were always eating fresh grass and could be contained in a small area, meaning they burned less energy.