As you inspect your lawn in the spring after a long winter, it's a great time to notice and treat issues like fungi, weeds, ...

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These masked mammals are doing more good in backyards across North America than most people ever stop to notice. Before ...

Pigeons stripping your bird feeders and lawn? See how a simple garden pinwheel and a few shiny scraps send them elsewhere ...

Here’s how to figure out what’s destroying your lawn. Identify the wildlife in your area to narrow down potential culprits for yard damage. Observe the damage characteristics, such as hole shape, size ...

Last week, we began our journey in spring lawn rejuvenation, and as promised, I will continue down that lush green pathway this week. I mentioned controlling moss and weeds, applying lime as a pH ...

Why to skip weed-and-feed, when to apply pre-emergents, plus tips on figs, agarita, hibiscus and Turk’s cap care.

Do hibiscus come back after the winter? They were covered, but they now look dead. What kind of hibiscus? Tropical or hardy?

That sweet yellow carpet in your lawn could be Bermuda buttercup weed, an invasive oxalis; learn how to recognise it and protect your UK garden.

What is a native plant? The Washington Native Plant Society defines a Washington native plant as a species that occurs — or ...