The days may be growing shorter, but the list of lawn and garden chores only seems to grow longer in fall. Take care of these ...

Winter is rolling in, frost is creeping over your lawn, and it might feel like the garden is officially “asleep” until spring ...

In this series on the principles of landscape design, we will be focusing on correcting common design flaws while accounting ...

Fall might seem like a time to wind down in the garden, but tackling a few tasks now can make spring much easier.

The winter month of December can bring colder temperatures. We are more likely to have a frost or even the occasional freeze.

“Our decision to install a WaterSmart landscape was inspired by our love of nature and passion for living sustainably,” said ...

Kansas winds create beautiful motion in the landscape, and upright grasses swaying in the breeze add interest that cut-back ...

Explore Bonnet Springs Park in Lakeland, a transformed 168-acre rail yard now filled with trails, gardens, art, lakes, play ...

Cheekwood Director of Education and Outreach Hilary Swaim will be hosting the gardening class at the Hermitage Branch of the ...

A NEW LEAF: Do not allow a layer of fallen leaves to accumulate over the lawn for more than a week. The leaves block light ...

The My Backyard Habitat column first appeared in The Newtown Bee three years ago this month with our inaugural article, “Why ...

It's actually essential to kill the grass on your lawn for environmental benefits and make way for native plants.