Florida garden centers offer color in every direction, and it’s tempting to grab whatever looks healthy in the moment. Yet not every plant on display …

Christmas cacti bring stunning blooms to Texas homes during the holiday season, but many gardeners accidentally harm these tropical plants by treating them like desert …

A turtle in the yard can take a Louisiana homeowner by surprise. It moves quietly, shows no rush, and seems focused on its own business. …

A backyard visit from an opossum can prompt quick decisions, but a thoughtful reaction works best. These animals pose little risk when left undisturbed and …

Have you noticed more acorns than usual blanketing your Florida lawn this year? You’re not alone—many homeowners are seeing a bumper crop compared to past …

In Minnesota, some wild animals are protected by law—even if they wander into your yard or sneak into your attic. It might feel like a …

Growing your own food feels like the perfect way to enjoy fresh produce from your backyard. It’s rewarding, healthy, and connects you to the land. …

November brings a welcome break from Florida’s heat, and with it, a fresh start for your garden. Cooler temps make it the perfect time to …

Seeing a coyote in your Nebraska backyard can be a bit unsettling, especially if you’re not expecting it. These wild animals are showing up more …

Florida homeowners are always looking for plants that can handle the heat while adding bold color to their landscapes. Firebush has quickly become a favorite …

Nebraska neighborhoods are changing the way they look at front and back yards. Many homeowner associations and city councils are now discussing new rules that …

Did you know that some plants you’d love to grow in your Alabama backyard could actually land you in legal trouble? While gardening seems innocent …

Homeowners across Washington are discovering an affordable, eco-friendly solution hiding in their kitchen cabinets. Baking soda has become a popular lawn treatment this November, offering …

When autumn arrives in Washington, trees shed their leaves everywhere, including onto your property from neighboring yards. This common situation raises an important question about …

November in Washington brings chilly temperatures and shorter days, signaling plants to prepare for winter dormancy. Pruning at the wrong time can expose tender growth …

Possums might look rough around the edges, but they play a helpful role in Massachusetts yards. I used to chase them away until I realized …

Some plants in Texas are off-limits for relocating, even if they’re in your own yard. I once looked into moving one and discovered the rules …

Indiana homeowners might soon see major changes in what they can plant in their yards. Certain plants that look pretty at first have become serious …

Texas homeowners swear by certain plants that keep mice as far away as possible. I planted a few on a whim and immediately noticed fewer …

Virginia is home to an incredible variety of wildlife, from soaring birds to scurrying mammals. Many of these creatures enjoy special legal protections that prevent …

Louisiana wildlife loves popping into yards unannounced, and some species come with strict rules. I once spotted one on my porch and almost intervened before …

Coyotes in New Hampshire have a way of showing up at the most random moments, and it can jolt your nerves for a second. I …

South Dakota regulations are shifting, and a few common yard choices might get caught in the mix. I watched a neighbor remove something he’d installed …

Raccoons in North Carolina have a habit of showing up exactly where they shouldn’t. I’ve watched people react too fast and make the situation messy. …

Florida’s wild side shows up the moment you step outside, and some creatures deserve extra caution. I’ve spotted a couple near my porch before and …

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 …

Massachusetts has some beautiful trees that hide a dangerous side. I brushed against one years ago and had no idea it could cause such irritation. …

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 …

November in Texas kicks off a busy stretch for gardeners who want a great spring. I’ve noticed that tackling these jobs early saves me so …

Tennessee gardens call for plants that can handle strong sun, summer heat, and the occasional surprise cold snap. A shrub that holds its color despite …

Geraniums have quietly become the go-to patio plant across Texas. I planted a few last year and couldn’t believe how tough and colorful they stayed. …

Georgia rainstorms can roll in fast and leave your garden struggling. I’ve had flower beds flatten overnight before figuring out how to shield them. A …

Finding a turtle slowly making its way across your lawn can be both surprising and exciting. Washington State is home to several turtle species, and …

Tennessee has no shortage of insects that can cause trouble fast. I’ve crossed paths with a few in my own yard, and they definitely got …

November places Illinois lawns in a transition stage. Growth slows, leaves pile up, and the grass shifts into its winter mindset. Many homeowners assume the …

Georgia’s cities are buzzing with more than just people and traffic. Wild animals have adapted to urban life and are making regular appearances in neighborhoods …

Illinois gardens slow down in November, but the work doesn’t exactly stop. Cooler air, shorter days, and plants shifting into dormancy create the perfect moment …

Petunias offer something many patio plants fail to provide: steady interest from the start of the warm season to the final stretch of fall. Their …

Possums rarely demand attention. They travel quietly at night, avoid confrontation, and slip through backyards without much fuss. In North Carolina, though, their presence signals …

Ohio gardens face all kinds of seasonal tests—late frosts, sudden heat waves, stretches of dry weather, and the occasional surprise storm. Yet some shrubs stand …