Last month, she brought home an abused miniature horse named Button, who had never experienced life in the pasture before.

Are you looking out the window and yearning for the color and interest that your garden provides the rest of the year? Here ...

More ThunderCats 1/6 Scale Figures are on the way from Mondo as they debut their newest Limited Edition figure with Cheetara ...

The Grass League bills itself as the world’s first “high-stakes par-3 golf league”–a bold departure from traditional 18-hole, week-long golf tournaments. Instead of long rounds and weekend-long ...

With stubborn clay, blazing heat and the occasional ice storm, North Texas doesn’t exactly roll out the red carpet for gardeners. But with the right mix of hardy plants, soil smarts and thoughtful ...

Lawn-care pros cringe at how homeowners often cut their grass — way too short. Scalping a lawn is bad news because it repeatedly reduces the vegetation that’s trying to build energy to fuel the roots ...

Nevada County Arts Council is excited to announce the awardees of the inaugural GVNC Cultural District Mini-Grant Program. This program provides funding for small-scale community-centered projects ...

DEAR NEIL: My house is L-shaped, with the long leg extending due north. I have a large red oak in that area, so there is a large section that gets virtually no sunlight during the year. Nothing seems ...

Grass is an enigma in the tennis world. The surface that was originally dictated as the playing field for the game when it was invented as lawn tennis in 19th-century England has fallen to the wayside ...

This story has been updated to reflect Mondo Duplantis breaking the pole vault world record at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. Only Armand ‘Mondo’ Duplantis would describe the pole vault ...

Fall is for planting and the end of August is the start of the fall season in Western Washington as night temperatures cool and nurseries restock with a fresh supply of trees, shrubs and perennials.

OK, readers, let’s play a game. I want you to raise your hand if you have at least one large shade tree somewhere in your yard. It doesn’t matter what kind of shade tree; it could be an oak, a maple, ...