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#weeds #MGNV #landscapefabric Is landscape fabric a good way to suppress weeds for the home gardener?
#treewounds #MGNV THE MYTH: Painting “wounds” from pruning will promote healing.
Get great advice about how to organize your tools, grow mint in a container, and more
I found one method works better than the other
That Saturday ritual with the rake and paper bags? Turf scientists say it's mostly wasted work — and it may shortchange your grass.
Garbage disposals can handle everyday food scraps, but many popular cleaning and care tips can shorten their working life. Habits passed down through families or shared online ofte...
Every week WAVE 3 meteorologist Tawana Andrew breaks down what we know and what we don't about the climate and weather here in Louisville.
We looked into whether the rumor was rooted in truth or just blowing smoke.
Who can resist the home supply stores, nurseries, and even supermarkets all seeming to burst with eye-catching blooms, winter vegetables, shrubs for every nook and cranny, and tree...
A lawn covered in weeds after recent rainfallEnjoying your garden in the summer is the best. Lounging on your garden sofa or bench, reading a good book, maybe cracking open an icy...
IS A GREENHOUSE in your future? I’ve never had one, and I have always been not-so-secretly jealous of friends who do—whether to propagate their seedlings in late winter into spring...
Gardeners have been warned.The recent hot weather means you should keep your grass longer if you do choose to trim it. But given that the UK is at “medium risk” of drought and that...
WHEN I HEARD that today’s guest, who’s been a guiding force in educating organic farmers, was finally publishing a book specifically for gardeners, I was thrilled. I’d been followi...
In many cases our soils are tired, deprived of moisture and the necessary microbes. This is where regenerative soil management can play such an important role
Our latest video helps you keep your squash plants safe from critters. It happens to all of us: your pumpkin is nearly ready to harvest, and something comes through and starts nibb...
From rhizomes to taproots, learn the weeding strategies that match each weed's survival tactics
The first time I buried a fish head in my garden, I did it lazily and shallowly, and the dog had it dug up before dinner. The second attempt went deep. By August that tomato plant...
Today’s column revolves around the topic of defoliation of plants in your gardens, landscapes, and even larger woodlots or forests.
A tidy orchard might not be a happy orchard.
Close your eyes and imagine your dream garden. Perhaps you’re picturing a vast plot with endless, perfect rows of bountiful produce, thriving and twinkling beneath the sun like a M...
I'm catching up on reader questions again today. Let's go! Do you plant your onion ends in dirt or let them sprout in water? I've never had much success planting the ends either wa...
Some things are only apparent after the season ends, like root-feeding nematodes. You may not know it until you pull out your plants. The post Does My Soil Have Root-Feeding Nemato...
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