8 Stinging Caterpillars All Home Gardeners Should Be Aware Of
Most caterpillars are harmless, but there are a few that require caution. These caterpillars have stings and pokes you’d rather avoid.
Most caterpillars are harmless, but there are a few that require caution. These caterpillars have stings and pokes you’d rather avoid.
In an age when mulch comes in a wide array of colors and materials, the basic choice still boils down to organic or inorganic. Choosing between wood and rubber mulch depends on the application, intended usage, and geographic location.
Autumn leaves are a blazing display of nature’s glory, right until they fall off the trees and become a test of arm and back strength. That’s why many homeowners choose to hire a professional to do pickup and hauling instead.
To cut down on yard maintenance and reduce the need for dangerous pesticides, opt for one of these hardy apple tree species.
Learn a new skill (or brush up on an old one) by heading back to school again.
You don’t need to be an expert to know the basic necessities houseplants need in order to grow. But aside from sunlight, water, and good soil, houseplants love a number of things that may surprise you. Here are just a few unexpected items that can help your houseplants not just survive, but thrive.
Is ash good for plants, compost, or both? Neither? These are common questions about uses for wood ash that come to mind when burning firewood, and—luckily—wood ash offers a few worthwhile benefits in the garden and compost pile.
Wasps can hide in unexpected places around your home. Learn where to check for nests and keep your outdoor spaces safe this summer.
The drought could still put a strain on your budget, travel plans, and the choices you make for your own home landscape as drier, warmer weather has widespread consequences beyond the Southwest region.
The spotted lanternfly decimates trees, orchards, vineyards, and other plants on the East Coast. Learn how to identify and kill spotted lanternfly egg masses before they hatch this spring.