Cautious gardeners wait until then to plant tomato transplants. Planting in mid- to late-March makes sure they will escape frosts, but are still early enough to bloom and set a great crop of fruit ...

Using pavers or stones to build up a soil-filled planter around a tree’s trunk is seriously damaging to the tree. “You’ll be ...

Trees can be identified in winter by observing their needles, bark, branching patterns, and buds. Distinctive bark, such as ...

Get yard advice on reviving cold-hit cast iron plants, controlling nutsedge and oxalis, pruning seedling apples, and why hollies aren’t to blame.

I can tell all you gardeners out there are getting restless. So, here are some answers about what you can do now in the garden and still be aware its “winter” ...

With winter making a late-season appearance, experts say you need to keep your gardens safe! Chase Yoder with Greenwood Hardware tells us you could lose the entire crop if you aren’t careful this week ...

Japanese maples hate too much rainy weather, and gardeners are being asked to act now to prevent the tree from rotting away or becoming diseased.

Warm season annuals should eventually replace old deteriorating cool season annuals as winter becomes spring, and the weather ...

Beginning March 1, Titusville water customers can receive a rebate from the City of Titusville's Water Conservation Program when they purchase pine bark mulch.

From bamboo to marmoleum, we asked our readers for their experiences with their unique kitchen floors - and these are the top-rated results ...

A guide to what to do with hydrangeas in February, including expert tips for mulching, pruning, protecting, and deadheading your shrubs in late winter.

Strap yourselfTo a tree with rootsYou ain’t goin’ nowhere.” – Bob Dylan Throughout the recent cold snap, my days revolve around feeding the wood stove. Other heat sources have their place in ...