Growing tomatoes in Alabama can be incredibly rewarding, but choosing the wrong spot can ruin your entire harvest. Alabama’s hot summers and unpredictable weather mean …

Mice can be sneaky visitors in Massachusetts homes once fall rolls around. I’ve had my share of unwelcome guests and learned a few tricks to …

Growing your own food in Texas sounds like a great idea until you discover some plants are actually off-limits. State and federal laws restrict certain …

Tomatoes can be finicky, especially in Oregon’s unique climate. I learned the hard way that location really matters for a successful harvest. Avoiding a few …

Even in November, it’s possible to get a jumpstart on your Oregon garden. I’ve planted a few seeds late in the season and been amazed …

Florida backyards are full of surprises, from tiny critters to larger, unexpected visitors. I’ve spotted a few myself and realized how easy it is to …

Not every plant in your North Carolina garden is as innocent as it seems. I’ve discovered a few crops on this list that many gardeners …

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, …

Gophers can wreak havoc on Alabama lawns if left unchecked. I’ve tried a few natural approaches and found solutions that really work without harsh chemicals. …

Iowa might seem like a simple farming state, but wildlife laws here are surprisingly strict. Many animals that live in backyards, barns, or even attics …

I once spotted what I thought was a nest in an Alabama tree, but it turned out to be something totally different. Nature loves little …

Alabama backyards are full of unexpected wildlife, sometimes more than you realize. I’ve noticed a few surprises in my own yard that made me look …

Noticed a surprising number of acorns covering your Texas yard this year? You’re not the only one—many folks are seeing a bumper crop of these …

Some beloved Texas garden plants could be on the chopping block sooner than you think. I’ve seen a few of my favorites appear on the …

November arrives in Washington with crisp air and shorter days, signaling a critical time for hydrangea lovers. Your beautiful blooms need special attention now to …

Lavender is more than just a pretty plant with purple flowers. Growing this fragrant herb beside your patio in Washington can transform your outdoor space …

Lanternflies are getting more attention as they push closer to California, and for good reason. Once they settle into an area, they multiply fast, damage …

California lawns can look a little tired as the seasons shift, but now’s the moment to quietly set the stage for next spring’s green comeback. …

As fall winds down in Pennsylvania, lawns are shifting into their slow, dormant phase—but this is exactly when small missteps can do the most damage. …

When summer fades and cooler weather arrives, most gardens lose their vibrant colors. But North Carolina gardeners have a secret weapon: yellow flowers that keep …

Growing garlic in Oregon is a bit like planting buried treasure—small cloves go in, full-bodied bulbs come out. Cool winters, mild springs, and patient hands …

Acorns are practically raining down across California’s oak country, turning trails and backyards into nature’s treasure hunt. When oak branches seem to shake loose handfuls …

After Halloween ends and November arrives, many Vermont homes find themselves with pumpkins that are looking a little worse for wear. Instead of tossing these …

Spotting a coyote in your backyard can be scary, especially if you have pets or small children. These wild animals have become more common in …

Peace lilies are popular houseplants in Florida because they look beautiful and clean the air. But when your peace lily starts drooping, it can be …

When Pennsylvania temperatures start to drop, your potted plants need a safe place to wait out the cold months. Moving them into the garage can …

Fall is a prime time for gardening in Ohio, especially when it comes to dividing perennials. Cooler temps and softer soil make the job easier—and …

Petunias are a favorite among Texas gardeners—and it’s easy to see why. These vibrant bloomers thrive in the heat and keep your garden lively from …

California homeowners face unique challenges when it comes to managing trees on their property. Some species can become serious liabilities if left unchecked, threatening homes, …

California takes plant movement seriously, and for good reason. Certain plants carry diseases, pests, or invasive traits that could harm agriculture, native ecosystems, and even …

Finding mysterious eggs on your plants can feel frustrating, especially when you don’t know what pest left them behind. Identifying these eggs early helps you …

Spotted bee balm is a native Georgia wildflower that does more than just look pretty in your garden. This unique plant creates a nighttime buffet …

Fall in Michigan lays down a blanket of vibrant leaves across lawns and garden beds. It’s beautiful—but when those leaves pile up, you might wonder …

Grandma’s house is full of charm—and hidden treasures you might not expect. Some of her humble houseplants could actually fetch a pretty penny. It’s amazing …

Mice can become a real nuisance when they invade your home, especially during California’s cooler months. Instead of reaching for harsh chemicals or traps, many …

Spotted a leafy ball in an Oregon tree and assumed it was a nest? I’ve done the same, only to discover it was something entirely …

Oregon’s wildlife can be full of surprises, especially when some furry or feathery visitors decide to move in. But before you chase them out, it …

November in Michigan brings cold winds and shorter days, but your garden can still be a haven for wildlife. Birds, squirrels, and other creatures need …

You might glance up at your Connecticut tree and spot a messy ball of leaves, assuming it’s just another bird nest. But look closer—something else …