Spring

Diseases caused by lawn fungus can be challenging to deal with, but the right lawn care practices can go a long way toward prevention.

"I've always been told to put a layer of gravel in the bottom of a flower pot before planting. Is this really necessary?"

This common belief about gravel is actually a myth. In fact, putting gravel in pots can do more harm than good. Read on to find out more.

Watch this video for tips on how to kill weeds in a gravel walk or driveway without herbicides using common household items.

Want your rose bushes to stay nice and red? Here's how to control a disease that can spread from rose leaves and ruin your garden.

Growing flowers in pots will brighten up your backyard and it's easy to do. Here's everything you need to know about container gardening.

Brown spots in lawns are frustrating to deal with! Read on for a checklist to help you determine the cause in your yard.

Susan asks, "I'm having a serious problem with ladybugs. Do you have any ideas for ridding my home of these beautiful insects?”

Prevention, along with regular removal, is the best strategy. Read on to find out more.

Fertilizer burn from over-applying chemical fertilizer is one of the quickest ways to damage or kill grass. Read on to learn how to treat it.

During summer, nature begins to offer a bounty all its own, free for the picking – wild berries! And if you're new to berry picking, the best place to start is with wild blackberries and raspberries. Read on for some tips on when and how to pick, store, and cook wild berries in your area.