The Woodland Walk takes you through a more naturalistic setting where native plants create a forest environment that feels ...

In this video, we demonstrate the step-by-step process of creating a koi pond in your backyard. The guide covers pond design, ...

This video covers the essentials of the chosen route, including detailed insights on the gear used, the location highlights, ...

Brookside Gardens sits within Wheaton Regional Park, quietly creating magic while the rest of us rush around pretending we’re too busy to stop and smell the roses. Except here, you really should stop ...

This 5-bedroom Colonial just over the Connecticut River does not disappoint. According to the listing for 36 Sand Hill Lane, Glastonbury, this “exquisite” 5,600-square-foot home combines “timeless ...

TIME NOW TO SHARE SOME GOOD VIBES. SO LET’S SEE WHAT MADE YOU SMILE THIS WEEK OR WHAT MADE YOU JUST STOP IN YOUR TRACKS AND TAKE A PICTURE OR VIDEO. HERE ARE A FEW THAT YOU SHARED WITH US. GOOD ...

Which is antithetical to the inherently good-natured, friendly fish. But as Phil Goulding perches on the cold stones by the side of his backyard koi pond, his beloved shimmering beauties aren’t ...

Brandee Gruener is a digital editor and writer with 20 years of experience. Her articles on gardening, homes, food, and health have appeared in Hunker, American Gardener, and other national and ...

The 21st Annual Loveland Garden Tour and Art Show is this Saturday, giving residents the opportunity to see some of the most carefully cultivated gardens in town, as well as purchase art by renowned ...

The Tucson Botanical Gardens is expanding into a neighboring garden. It has acquired the Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson, a block to the south of its location at 2150 N. Alvernon Way. Founded by ...

If you live in a colder climate, you may wonder what to do with your pond fish when your backyard oasis is at risk of freezing solid. Fortunately, with the right conditions and preparation, many types ...

A dozen koi fish poke their faces up to the pond’s surface, hoping for a bite to eat. They’re smarter and more social than most would give them credit for, and they recognize horticulturists Mark ...