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As the season dwindles down, garden tasks often seem to increase. But your work doesn’t have to be overwhelming.
If your Colorado spruce (Picea pungens) has dead branches, Cytospora canker could be to blame.
Fences work hard, keeping pets and kids in the yard or out of the street and letting visitors know where …
The line between wildflower and weed can be narrow. With chicory, what one person considers a lovely blue flower, a …
Have you ever watched a robin splashing enthusiastically in a birdbath? Or witnessed a young bird step from a branch …
Smooth, translucent pale-green larvae eat the leaves of roses in May and June.
‘Golden Ring’ barberry has burgundy leaves that don’t fade or bleach in hot summer sun. In fall, the leaves, especially …
Originally introduced from Europe for use as a dried flower, Fuller’s teasel has naturalized in much of North America.