Ornamental grasses, with their dramatic flair and naturalized aesthetic, have found a special place in the hearts of home gardeners and landscapers. With over 10,000 species to choose from, they …
If you’re a gardener, you’ve probably had your fair share of battles with Japanese beetles. These tiny pests can wreak havoc on your garden, destroying your harvest in what feels …
Gardening enthusiasts often face the challenge of unwanted weeds. While commercial weed killers are readily available, they can be harsh on the environment and your garden. Enter the DIY 3 …
Summertime is almost here and what better way is there to spend it than soaking up some sun and enjoying the beauty of fresh, fragrant flowers? Two things that can …
Plant Scale Is A Common Problem That Needs Timely Attention Gardening is an enjoyable hobby for many individuals. Trying new varieties and watching plants thrive can help to relieve stress …
There is nothing more frustrating for anyone with a beautiful flowerbed or landscape than those pesky weeds wiggling their way up through your mulch. You spend way too much time …
Thrips are tiny insects that attack flowers and vegetables, sucking their juices and making them susceptible to other diseases. Not all thrips damage plant material, some are beneficial and feed …
Moles may just be trying to find food, but the tunnels they build as they travel around your lawn can devastate your garden. Moles usually stay underground, but when they …
Groundhogs are a common garden pest that, despite their cute little faces and ears, are not a welcome sight. They may just be animals in search of food and shelter, …
Yellow jackets are a group of social wasps in the genera Vespula and Dolichovespula. These wasps are considered beneficial insects in the garden as they feed on grubs and other …
Your garden is a source of joy and food for you and for multitudes of creepy-crawlies. But insects are a fact of garden life, and while some are beneficial, others …
Raccoons may be cute, but they can wreak havoc on your garden. They eat many of the same plants that we do, and they can easily pull them out of …
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