The Virgils loved the hoop house. Temperatures were as much as 50 degrees warmer inside. With snow all around, they worked ...

While you may have tolerance for minor damage, it also comes down to how many of these animals actually are living in your ...

When you think of garden pests, raccoons probably rank high on the list—those masked little bandits are famous for raiding bird feeders, knocking over compost bins, and digging through garden beds.

During the winter, lawns that still need water only require half of the amount they normally do in the summer, which is about an inch of water a week. In the winter, you can aim to water your lawn ...

As Brits prepare to brave a visit to the garden after a cold, wet winter, some may find aggressively growing plants outdoors ...

If your lawn is merely dormant, your response is simple–leave it alone. Resist the urge to fertilize dormant grass and don’t rake it in an attempt to wake it up. Adding nitrogen to a dormant grass ...

A warmer than usual winter is causing a proliferation of invasive species, subterranean termites, and other pests that can ...

Creating a backyard vegetable garden is one of the most rewarding activities you can undertake as a home gardener.

If you’re craving some sign of life indoors but don’t have sun-drenched windows right now, low-light houseplants are the ...

Keep an eye out for these signs of squirrels before they do serious damage.

There are plenty of ways you can make your own garden signs to add a bit of whimsy and uniqueness to your yard, and most of ...