An Alabama gardener recently tried an ancient farming method called the Three Sisters and saw amazing results. This traditional technique from Native Americans plants corn, …
Growing ornamental grasses in containers brings life and movement to patios, balconies, and small gardens throughout our nation’s capital. Washington, D.C.’s climate makes it perfect …
If you’ve noticed a flock of crows hanging out in your Washington yard this winter, you might think they’re just noisy pests. But before you …
Poinsettias brighten up Texas homes every holiday season with their festive red and green colors. But many homeowners unknowingly place these beautiful plants in spots …
Winter in Texas doesn’t mean your garden gets to hibernate. While the weather might be cooler, there’s plenty of work to keep your plants healthy …
Florida winters may not be bone-chilling, but they still pack enough surprises to leave your pothos feeling a bit under the weather. The good news? …
Arizona gardens are beautiful, but some popular plants are causing serious problems for our desert ecosystem. Certain species spread aggressively, choking out native plants and …
Tree removal in West Virginia isn’t always as simple as grabbing a saw. Some species are protected for their ecological or cultural importance, and cutting …
Winter is coming to North Carolina, and that first frost can sneak up on you faster than you think. Your beautiful patio furniture, plants, and …
Winter in Colorado doesn’t mean your garden has to look lifeless and dull. Plenty of tough perennials can handle freezing temperatures and still produce beautiful …
When November arrives in Illinois, your lawn needs extra care to survive the cold months ahead. Baking soda is an affordable, eco-friendly solution that can …
Pennsylvania yards display a noticeable rise in bee activity this season. The rhythm of wings across flower beds signals a garden in strong health. A …
A neighbor’s tree may offer shade in the summer and color in the fall, but those same leaves can bring tension once they start to …
Moving plants across state lines can feel as simple as packing a pot in the backseat, but Illinois takes certain species more seriously. Some plants …
Wisconsin winters can be brutal on your beautiful hydrangeas, and once hard frosts arrive, it might be too late to save those gorgeous blooms for …
Lavender suits Wisconsin patios due to its durability, fragrance, and tidy growth habit. This plant handles sun, resists pests, and adds a clean, calming scent …
Massachusetts enforces plant transport rules to guard forests, farms, and native habitats. Certain species carry pests or diseases, and others spread aggressively once established. State …
Mice can be a real headache for Arizona homeowners, especially when they start invading patios and gardens. These little critters nibble on plants, leave droppings …
Acorns are piling up across New Jersey, and it’s not just a seasonal fluke. Oaks respond to weather shifts, stress cycles, and survival patterns that …
Virginia homeowners know that creating an inviting outdoor space takes more than just furniture and shade. Petunias have become a favorite choice for planting near …
November marks a crucial time for Georgia gardeners to grab their pruning shears and get to work. As temperatures cool and plants prepare for winter …
Ohio gardens don’t have to wait for summer to put on a bold display—some shrubs are ready to impress the moment warmer days return. One …
Christmas cacti are beautiful plants that can bring color and life to your outdoor space in Georgia. Growing them outside can be tricky since they …
In the heat and dust of Nevada’s landscape, one shrub stands out for its resilience and its stunning color. With tough roots and vibrant pink …
Your Thanksgiving cactus might look a little sad right now, but November is actually the perfect time to help it burst into beautiful blooms in …
Coyotes have learned how to move comfortably through Mississippi neighborhoods — slipping along tree lines, crossing creek beds, and appearing just after dusk. They don’t …
Iowa backyards are busier than they look. Birds nest in gutters, turtles wander through gardens, and tiny mammals slip under sheds like they’re clocking in …
Warm-season grasses act like they’re clocking out when the temperatures drop, but they’re quietly getting ready for their big return. Think of it as behind-the-scenes …
Some plants can become problems when they spread beyond our yards. Invasive plants crowd out native species, harm wildlife habitats, and cost millions in control …
Rats can become a serious problem for Alabama gardeners, damaging crops and spreading disease throughout your yard. Instead of relying on harsh chemicals or traps, …
Have you ever noticed a fast-growing tree with tropical-looking leaves in your neighborhood? It might be the Tree of Heaven, and while it sounds like …
Getting your Texas lawn ready for winter might seem like a chore, but one simple trick can make all the difference come springtime. Lowering your …
Planting berry bushes in your Ohio garden might seem like a great idea for fresh fruit and wildlife habitat. However, some berry plants can quickly …
Fall in Michigan brings beautiful colors, but it also means piles of leaves covering your yard. Not everyone has a rake handy, and sometimes your …
Mice can be a real headache for homeowners in Washington, sneaking into gardens and making themselves comfortable where they’re not welcome. Instead of reaching for …
The growing season may be wrapping up, but November is far from an “off” month for Pennsylvania gardeners. This is your chance to tuck your …
As winter approaches in Tennessee, your lawn needs special care to bounce back beautifully when spring arrives. One simple trick many homeowners overlook is adjusting …
Tennessee gardeners love a plant that can handle mood swings—warm days, chilly nights, even a surprise frost or two. And while many blooms tuck away …
As summer fades and cooler weather settles in, many Pennsylvania gardens start looking tired and dull. But fall doesn’t have to mean the end of …
Nebraska homeowners love their yards, but new regulations and environmental concerns are changing what you can keep outside. Some popular features that once seemed harmless …
Mums have been the go-to choice for fall gardens across Pennsylvania for years, but they’re certainly not your only option. Many other beautiful plants can …
Morning sun and gentle afternoon shade create a sweet spot in many Virginia yards, but knowing what to plant in an east-facing garden makes all …
You might be surprised to learn that some of your favorite backyard plants could soon be banned in Pennsylvania neighborhoods. State officials are cracking down …
When the flowers start to fade and the air cools in Pennsylvania, many homeowners wonder if it’s time to pack up the hummingbird feeders. The …
Fall arrives in Ohio with cooler temperatures and shorter days, signaling time to prepare your yard for winter. Many homeowners make simple mistakes during this …
North Carolina winters can be unpredictable, with sudden cold snaps threatening your beautiful garden plants. Tender perennials need extra care when temperatures drop below freezing, …
Illinois gardeners know a secret that transforms ordinary spring gardens into breathtaking displays of color. Adding sulfur to your soil in fall might sound unusual, …
When gophers move in, they don’t exactly keep a low profile. Before you know it, your Iowa yard looks like it’s been hit by a …
Gophers can turn a beautiful Minnesota lawn into a bumpy mess filled with dirt mounds and damaged plants. These underground critters dig tunnels that harm …
Michigan winters can be brutal for bees, but some plants bloom late into fall or provide resources that help these vital pollinators survive the coldest …