Gardening experts have shared a tip that could cut your gardening efforts in half by suppressing the growth of stubborn weeds ...

yellow and red, depending on the variety." Adrienne Roethiling, garden director at Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden, has hailed green-and-gold as a top-notch choice for keeping those pesky weeds at ...

Throughout my years living at home, there’s a chore I did more than any other in the spring and summer months: gardening.

Honey bees in Richard Fobes’ backyard make a soft buzz as they fly in and out of their two hives in the 500 block of Logan ...

Roses are currently being challenged in Texas by a deadly and incurable virus known as rose rosette. Do a little research on ...

The early morning and late afternoon hours in the garden at the end of August give ... I’m watching the hummingbirds visit ...

One spurge plant can produce thousands of seeds, some of which can remain dormant in the soil for months or years before ...

the University of Florida has a book titled Weeds of Southern Turfgrasses. My copy is very dog-eared and full of Post-it page markers. You can always search “ask ifas” and the document ...

A: My first choice would be to apply a glyphosate-only herbicide (no other active ingredients), such as the original Roundup, with a fine droplet size spray specifically to this weed. It’s been ...

Learn how one couple transformed their garden into a certified pollinator habitat, embracing native plants to support bees, ...