Winter can feel like a pause button for anyone who enjoys being outside. Gardens are dormant, days are short, and cold weather keeps us indoors. But winter is actually...

This is how I approach control—starting with the least disruptive methods and escalating only when necessary. Think hand pulling → surgical strikes → scorched earth (rarely).

Native plants are the foundation of a successful bird-friendly garden. By planting with birds in mind, your yard can become a lively, ever-changing ecosystem—filled with song, color, and movement throughout the seasons.

Those vicious little spikes weren’t an accident. American holly evolved them to deter grazers. And while Chinese holly leaves can also absolutely shank you, they usually do so with one main spine per leaf, not the full medieval weaponry American holly brings to the table.

Milkweed plants are a favorite among gardeners and nature lovers, especially because they support monarch butterflies. But if you’ve noticed bright orange and black bugs on your milkweed, you’re likely seeing Oncopeltus fasciatus, commonly called the large milkweed bug.

Strategic land development is a growing movement that prioritizes working with existing topography, vegetation, and water flow—preserving as much natural habitat as possible.

Turtles have been roaming the earth for over 200 million years, outlasting dinosaurs and adapting to a constantly changing world.

Rather than focusing solely on one groundhog’s shadow, we should take the time to appreciate the species as a whole.

While winter may seem like an off-season for gardening, it’s actually the perfect time to observe your landscape, dream up a plan for the se

Winter is an ideal time for removal as plants are dormant, and surrounding vegetation is less dense.

If you’re looking for a tree that combines year-round beauty, ecological benefits, and rich history, the American holly (Ilex opaca) is the

Gardening and landscaping might seem like straightforward hobbies, but the world of plants and outdoor spaces is full of myths that can misl

Jump into the fascinating why of plants—their role in our everyday lives, why native plants are more useful than your roses, and why...

Here are three creative ideas for making the most out of your old jack-o'-lanterns—no seeds required.

Why not let nature do its thing? Leaving those leaves be could be the best decision you've made for your little patch of earth.

Sustainable gardening is the bee’s knees. It helps cut down your environmental footprint, saves resources, and gives Mother Nature a hug.

It's a wild ride of earth, seeds, and the thrill of seeing your first sprout.

The first step in growing native plants from cuttings is selecting suitable plant species.

When we think of insects in the garden, pests like aphids, beetles, and caterpillars often come to mind, but not all “bugs” are bad!

Flooding can be a nightmare for homeowners, causing extensive damage and costly repairs. Fortunately, you can take proactive steps...