Garden

Spider mites are tiny sap-sucking pests infesting plants commonly grown in homes and gardens. Although they are arachnids, they are not exactly spiders. The common name of theses mites comes …

If you have time, space, and inclination, you can turn your backyard into an edible garden that grows not only vegetables but a variety of fruit. Most supermarkets stock commercially …

Commonly known as coneflower, echinacea is a delightful addition to any garden in USDA zones 3-8. The common name comes from the cone-shaped central disc that stands out prominently among …

Container gardening has so many advantages over the traditional practice of growing in the ground. Not only does it save on water and fertilizers, but pest control is easier, harvesting …

While delicate flowers and lush green foliage make for a pretty garden, some growers strive to cultivate something a little different – whether it be a truly unique outdoor space, …

Pesticides are the only toxic substances we intentionally release into our environment in order to kill living things. The chemicals don’t just harm their intended targets though – pesticides have …

In almost every garden, you will find at least one area that lies in the shade. It could be under a beautiful tree in a very prominent part of the …

Hummingbirds are a delight to watch in any garden as they sprint from one flower to the next, performing some pretty amazing air acrobatics. Inviting them into your garden is …

It’s well known that raised beds are one of the most efficient and effective ways to garden. They ensure a bountiful harvest by encouraging aeration and drainage, extending the growing …

Not only do butterflies bring color and beauty to the garden, but they do important work by pollinating flowers. Moreover, many species are endangered and so need our help and …