Q: This past weekend, just near sunset, I was out admiring my piñon tree with the sunlight streaming through it. It was weird, as the trunk was sort of sparkly and looked quite pretty. My next thought ...

I can tell all you gardeners out there are getting restless. So, here are some answers about what you can do now in the garden and still be aware its “winter” ...

HAPPY GROUNDHOG DAY has come and gone. May your shadow be warm and dry for six more weeks, regardless. With the advent of February, which also signals we are halfway through winter, there are lots of ...

From allotment roses to houseplants, washing up liquid is hailed across the UK as a cheap, natural pest cure. But experts and regulations paint a far trickier picture. On a bright Saturday in May, a ...

Here’s how to tell if your plant is dead or dormant.

Technically, anyone can use dry shampoo, but certain hair types may need to be more cautious when it comes to buildup. “Very dry, curly, or sensitive scalps should use it sparingly, as it can cause ...

Slowly but surely, gardeners up and down the country are gearing up for spring, tackling overdue jobs and preparing their outdoor spaces for the growing season ahead. As you move through your plot – ...

The recent heavy snow and Arctic temperatures have me thinking about how gardens react to winter conditions. Can too much snow harm or help my plants? What steps can I take to ensure my trees and ...

Clearing up some misconceptions and providing clear guidance for several common landscape shrubs.

How you buy your seeds and plants directly affects the quality of what you’ll get in both your ornamental and vegetable gardens. Skimp on the seeds, roots or potted plants, ...