Here’s this year’s list of tips for taking a more intentional approach to holiday gift giving and some of the many companies, ...

'To control nutgrass, you can use a selective herbicide especially made for nutgrass,' says Scott, which is ideal if you are ...

Decorating for the holidays with fresh greenery is more prevalent than ever. Greenery and holly add a fresh look and natural ...

BOONSBORO, Md. — An aggressive tree species is pushing into some Maryland pastures and can take over if not controlled.

Planting Edmonds is a monthly column written by and for local gardeners. “The best gardeners have killed the most plants,” ...

To ‘help’ them specifically, make sure you have plenty of trees and shrubs for them and other birds to take shelter. If you have a large garden, tall trees, particularly conifers, can encourage them ...

Carefully remove some soil without disturbing the plant’s roots ... plant more cuttings to achieve a bushier look. Although pruning may encourage the production of side shoots, plants may ...

If you have deciduous shrubs that you really like and want more of ... Remove the lower leaves and insert the stem into the soil or a pot of compost. The cuttings should root by spring and be ready to ...

I guess you could go without spraying, but if it was a disease, and if it hurt the trees ... stem cuttings in spring or early summer. It’s a very succulent plant and its cuttings root easily.

The tree’s dense canopy offers shelter for nesting birds, and its bark hosts various insects. Additionally, its nitrogen-fixing roots improve soil quality, benefiting nearby plants and enhancing the ...