Goldenrod gets a bad rap in the fall for causing allergies. The actual culprit is ragweed, whose pollen can travel hundreds of miles.
Goldenrod or Ragweed: Which One Causes Fall Allergies? Read More »
American Beautyberry is a dazzling plant for your fall garden. It attracts birds and other wildlife who feast on its bright purple berries.
American Beautyberry: Fall’s Favorite Plant for Wildlife Read More »
Fall is the perfect time to plant or transplant just about anything, especially spring- and summer-flowering perennials.
Lomi is a countertop “smart” composter that claims to be able to reduce your food waste by 80%. We reviewed it and put it to the test.
We all love a lush green lawn. But there’s only so much we can do when the dog days of summer arrive with record heat and lately, record drought.
A vegetable garden can produce gallons of produce each season that would cost hundreds of dollars if bought at a grocery store.
Can a Vegetable Garden Save You Money on Groceries? Read More »
Blackberries are often considered a bitter fruit, but many varieties bred for home gardens are sweet, slightly tart, and absolutely delicious.
Fake grass may be green in color, but it has a devastating environmental impact and maintenance you might not expect.
Mulching is one of the most common gardening practices, yet so many landscapers and gardeners do it wrong. When done correctly, it helps to build and protect soil and support plants.
You’re Probably Mulching All Wrong. How To Do It Right. Read More »
It’s a generations-long habit for gardeners and landscapers, but 90% of the time, a new tree needs no staking. In fact, staking that tree does more harm than good.
Staking a Tree Is Almost Never The Right Thing To Do Read More »