And while her property is more unusual than most, lawns are a blank canvas for many an avid suburban gardener.

As romantic a notion as an inner-city oasis may be, luring suburban gardeners to urban streets can be challenging.

The plain-dirt suburban gardener can carry out pest management in the simplest way.

He introduced suburban gardeners to a whole world of dwarf shrubs and trees that would shine in small spaces.

While deer profoundly vex suburban gardeners, that annoyance pales next to the lethal danger they pose to drivers.

But first there was a mystery to solve: where does a suburban gardener in the North find seeds for cotton?

Seedlings are 6 to 18 inches tall and are packaged in small or large numbers, for the suburban gardener or the big landowner.

The rising deer population in the Northeast has become the bane of many suburban gardeners.

The cottontail, as every suburban gardener knows, can flourish in an area where houses are within spitting distance of each other.