Many of us turn to gardening to get away from modern technology. It’s a chance to put our phones down, get our hands in the dirt, and listen to the sounds of nature. Ao although it might seem like an ...

Between the useful functions your iPhone serves and the entertainment it provides, you might have your iPhone glued to your hand during your waking hours. We do, too. You’ve heard the saying “There’s ...

My Grandma Phyllis, who comes from a family of farmers, says the best time to plant your garden is after Mother’s Day. The reason? There’s usually no frost after that date, and frost, obviously, can ...

Spring is here and flowers are starting to bloom. We've got some cool gardening apps for hobbyists and green thumbs alike. An app called Garden Compass is great for those who need help finding ...

There’s an app for everything. If you’re a smart phone-toting gardener, you’ll be pleased to learn that there are several iPhone apps out there to help you with garden planning and advice. There’s an ...

Gardening help can be one of the toughest things to come by. After spending hours on Google trying to figure out whether your plant needs more water, less fertilizer, more sunlight, or new potting ...

You’re in your garden and notice a beautiful, new-to-you flower that has popped up somewhere unexpected — pull it or leave it? Or perhaps an unfamiliar garden pest has ravaged your tomato plants. Or ...

Gardening apps are getting better all the time, supplanting manuals and textbooks as the way people dig for information. Many university Extension services are developing the digital aids to extend ...

Gardening apps are getting better all the time, supplanting manuals and textbooks as the way people dig for information. Many university extension services are developing the digital aids to extend ...

Ever tried gardening or simply making an effort to keep just one plant alive, only for it to die no matter how hard you tried to take care of it? That might mean that you have a black thumb. Black ...

A gardener in Langley uses the Like That Garden app, one of the many entries in the expanding field of apps designed to instantly identify unknown plants or butterflies from a photo taken by the phone ...