Gardening experts explain why mulch is important in the winter, when and how much to apply, and the benefits of mulch.

The bags should have a few air holes at the base to circulate air. Once filled, the bags can be tightly sealed and placed ...

Trees love a cozy mulch blanket as much as your garden does. A one- or two-foot circle about two or three inches thick ...

In this video, I show you 5 easy and inexpensive landscaping tips that anyone can do. From creating perfect garden bed edges ...

Pine straw is an organic mulch made from fallen pine needles, explains Mary Jane Duford, founder of the beginner gardening blog Home for the Harvest. Like any garden mulch, pine needles create a ...

Centipedes may look creepy, but they’re fascinating, ancient predators that play an important role indoors and out.

As the weather changes, these pesky insects want to call your place home for the winter. Here's how to evict them and keep ...

It’s amazing that Christmas is almost here and Santa is on his way. Hope he brings my fondest wish – rain! A little rain would be a fabulous Christmas gift.

Why hibiscus is the most wanted tropical plant for home décor. Learn how to grow, care for, and enjoy its vibrant blooms all ...

The one mulching mistake that damages plants every winter is applying mulch incorrectly, such as piling it too thick or too ...

The small bulbs will eventually bloom with good care, but it may take a few years or more.

Heated greenhouses may even be able to grow a few cold-tolerant veggies (cabbage, carrots, turnips, broccoli, etc.) I know a ...