Are your hanging baskets looking leggy and scraggly? Are your petunias looking sad and begging for water? Are all your ...

Ruthlessly cut out any vegetation that heatwaves have left withered and yellowing before judiciously filing in the gaps left ...

If you have been watering your summer vegetable garden, you should still be harvesting. Peppers, eggplants and okra are ...

Quackgrass ( Elytrigia repens) is a notorious invader of garden beds, spreading via seeds and rhizomes. If you pull this weed ...

Gardens have started working a little harder these days. A single plant no longer earns praise just because it looks pretty.

In this episode of Owning Your Outdoors, Lexie is with Doug Schroeder from Lewis Drug to talk about maintaining blooming summer annuals!

It’s time for a quick midsummer trim.

Experts are urging the state’s pasture managers to gear up for winter by planting cool-season grasses in the fall.

Continue to groom your perennials and annuals by removing yellow foliage and spent flowers. Make note of perennials that have ...

It’s time to perk things up with some Calibrachoa. Also called million bells, this tender perennial is a fantastic plant for ...