Your plants have been infested with caterpillars. Remove them using a pair of tweezers and discard them. Avoid touching the bristly hairs on their bodies, as these can cause irritation.

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With their strong lines and solid structure, fences are just begging to be planted with vines and other climbing plants. Climbers add dimension and vertical movement to the garden ...

Once these bulbs bloom, keep them cool and watered. You can gently tie tulip flowers with yarn or string to keep them from opening. (Remove the yarn when you have company!) You can also return them to ...

Explore the transformation of grief into art in Bondi's living memorial, honoring victims through preserved flowers and community care.

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Yakima County landowners are urged to remove scotch thistle rosettes now to prevent spring growth, seed production and ...

Learn how Grand Flower Growers’ Michigan roots and a Georgia expansion are reshaping production, partnerships, and the future ...

You might be familiar with the Statewide Arboretum and its plant sales, grant programs and promotion of green spaces in ...

Speaking of trees, rainbow eucalyptus is famous for its multi-colored, exfoliating bark that is painted in pink, lavender, and yellow-green.

Certain plants may look lovely and promise easy care, but they can quickly become invasive and take over your garden, doing more harm than good.