How to deal with invasive weeds: identify the enemy, research the best practices for dealing with it, and in many cases, start waging a multiyear war using the weapons of choice.

The worst weeds of summer are often the perennial weeds that do not die in the winter and come back stronger each summer.

The combination of sunlight, warm temperatures, higher levels of carbon dioxide in the air, and rain is a recipe for abundant ...

There are so many different methods used by people who are desperate to keep weeds off their patios and driveways, from ...

Filling a garden bed with a fast-growing ground cover can add both beauty and benefits when it flowers because it will also attract pollinators to your yard.

Others were more blunt: "Using a weed membrane is my number one gardening regret." If you're still on the fence, many ...

Gardeners, like farmers, tend to have an above-average consciousness of the weather. We know when it’s going to rain, when it ...

Summer is harsh on lawns: The scorching hot temperatures, extremely dry (or humid!) air, and intense sunlight can spell a ...

Red meat allergy, or alpha-gal syndrome, was first reported in 2009 and is still relatively rare but is on the rise.

When a heat wave hits, it’s not just people who struggle—your garden does too. Flowers, in particular, can wilt, scorch, […] ...

Some weeds such as thistle or young, weedy tree seedlings can be killed by cutting on the morning of a hot and sunny day. A ...