Composting provides a host of benefits. It enhances soil nutrition, helps curb trash smells, and, of course, has major climate benefits. But if you’re new to composting, you may run into some of ...

The answer is home composting, where plant-based food scraps (green) and yard debris (brown) turns into nutrient-rich garden compost.

Home composting can be confusing. That’s why we asked expert composters for all their tips and tricks on how to start composting in your own home. Find out how you can start turning your egg ...

How to make compost at home "Composting, a process of turning waste materials from your home and garden into nutrient-rich soil, is free and rewarding," says gardening expert Mark Lane.

Composting at home is easy to do by simply finding a discreet spot to pile up landscape waste and/or purchasing a free-standing plastic composter.

Composting provides gardeners with a free source of nutrient-rich soil. Here are some best practices to make sure it’s a valuable resource.

Composting is a great way to keep your food scraps from ending up in a landfill while delivering nutrient-rich soil in return. Consumer Reports explains the do’s and don’ts of at-home composting.