Summer may be over, but don’t put away your gardening gloves just yet: your home and yard need to be prepared for the cold months...
Weeds get a bad rap. People have a tendency to lump these plants together and look upon the entire lot as undesirable. It’s true that there...
White grubs, the larvae of scarab beetles, have the nasty habit of nibbling away at grass roots. If enough of them set up shop in your...
Willow branches are an ideal material for DIY garden projects because they’re slender, flexible, long and durable. As a result, they can easily be interwoven and...
Ready to buy some annuals for your yard? Here are four factors to consider when choosing plants that will complement your landscaping. 1. What the plant...
Who says flowers only bloom till the end of summer? These three stunners will keep your garden blossoming until late fall. 1. Russian Sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia)...
Do your tomatoes split just as they’re becoming ripe enough to eat? Tomato splitting occurs because of fluctuations in how much water the plants receive. If...
Cultivating native plants is an important part of preserving your region’s wildlife and ecological system. Imported plants were popular for many years, but ecologically conscious gardeners...
Do you want a garden but have poor soil? Then gardening with raised beds is likely the best solution. Raised beds are garden plots raised several...
Gardens aren’t just about petunias, they can also help animals and encourage native plants. This year when you are planning the family garden patch, you can...