Home & Garden

Hilton Carter’s fifth book, “The Propagation Handbook: A Guide to Propagating Houseplants,” goes back to the wonder that comes from making more plants.

While the vibe at the wetlands in Long’s Park is not quite on the level of a Claude Monet painting, hints of similarity shine as a shimmering dragonfly deftly maneuvers around dainty blue blooms and heads out over lily pads and water.

Take a break to make something green or learn something about plants this May.

The Sierra Club — Lancaster Group has awarded 11 Lancaster County organizations with Green Project grants.

Each bonsai at the festival has a story. 

Adair Witmer is over gray.

Back in the 1970s, Elaine Bowman attended the wedding of a former student at the old Hotel Abraham Lincoln in Reading. Little did she know that years later a piece of that building would become a towering and beloved part of her home decor.

Looking to add an outdoor cooking option to you back yard or deck? Get inspired by two local families that took different approaches to bring their visions to life.

A rare chance to see one of the few operational mills in Lancaster County is coming up.

As a quilt detective, Dawn Heefner used things like color, pattern, material and prints to date quilts and share their market value.

Quiet luxury is getting the kind of attention that runs counter to its name.

The time to plant summer vegetables is so close you can almost taste it! Seed displays and racks of luscious transplants at garden centers are both tempting.