This year has been filled with extreme and drastic weather, from record-breaking heat to long-lasting drought. All these changes in the weather have left trees and plants a bit confused and stressed ...
To ensure you have beautiful and colorful blooms in the spring, try planting this shade-tolerant ground cover you can grow in ...
Hydrangeas are resilient plants that can survive winter without any help, but they'll produce big, healthy flowers next year ...
Homes & Gardens on MSN21h
Invasive bulbs to never plant – 5 flowering bulbs to keep out of your garden and what you should grow insteadWhether you grow in a small urban space or you have a large rural plot, invasive bulbs can prove problematic, out-competing ...
The Spruce on MSN8h
Don't Stop Pruning Your Plants This Winter—10 Types That Still Need Your AttentionThe garden is quieter in the winter than in other seasons, but that doesn't mean it can be ignored. Plants that look dead may ...
Vancouver Sun on MSN12h
The hard choices facing B.C. farmers after record crop losses due to 'weather whiplash'As a succession of hard years reshapes agriculture in the Okanagan Valley, Oliver is among those choosing to diversify. A ...
House Digest on MSN1h
Henbit And Other Look-Alike Weeds You'll Want To Remove From Your Yard Or GardenWith its unique leaf shape and bright purple flowers, henbit is fairly easy to identify, but its botanical doppelgangers ...
Ageratum ‘Monarch Magic’ from Ball FloraPlant has provided show-stopping, densely packed blue flowers that attract ...
During the spring and summer ... immediately below the blooms Top-heavy or overgrown plants can be gradually reduced over two to three seasons by pruning back harder after the first flush of flowers.
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