During the dog days of summer, temperatures here often reach peak levels—heat and dryness not only affect us but also our ...

Have you ever gone to pick your tomatoes, only to find out your neighborhood squirrels cleaned you out? You are not alone, and today we’ll look at what you can do to keep squirrels away from tomato ...

Is it hot enough for you? Are you out watering the garden twice a day? Could you fry an egg on the hood of your car? Is your ...

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A reader has a question about keeping dogs out of their flower beds. Plus, Grumpy’s tip of the week.

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The Fourth of July is usually filled with festive, fun activities for humans — but for dogs, the Fourth is filled with fireworks and fear.

Experts have revealed the common garden essentials that could be poisoning your dog Credit: Getty Many people spend more time gardening in the summer, using fertiliser to help their gardens bloom.

If small, scampering trespassers (aka squirrels) are overrunning your yard, don't give up. Combine these methods to ensure your garden isn't a squirrel magnet.

The sudden shift from cooler spring temperatures to the high heat and humidity expected to hit our area this coming week can and oftentimes does have devastating effects on our four-legged friends.