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White-tailed deer are found in almost every state in the U.S. except Alaska (where moose are more prominent). While deer can cause devastation to a garden, there are a variety of ways to keep them from treating yours like a gourmet salad bar.
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A favorite fall flower, the chrysanthemum (also called “mum”), has been referred to as the “Queen of Autumn” and comes in a wide range of sizes, shapes and colors. Use mums as bedding plants, in containers or in combination with other fall bloomers.
The end of summer doesn’t mean an end to your potential pest problems. As summer closes and fall approaches, it’s important to remain diligent about pest control to help ensure the health of your plants. Inspect your plants for damage caused by insect pests. If you see holes in leaves or a dusty or stippled look, check to see if you can spot the pest.
Fall comes to different parts of the country at different times. With regards to planting, it refers to weather rather than the calendar. It's that time of year when the blazing heat of summer gives way to cool nights and warm days.
As beautiful as they are, deer can be some of the most destructive animals in your garden. Vegetable gardens are a buffet waiting to happen and while a fence is the best defense, some commercial
As a general rule, with the exception of food gardening, the best way to avoid poisoning by plants is to not eat your plants. This is something that should be taught to children at
Beyond the west and southwest, where average rainfall is often below 10 inches, drought tolerant landscapes offer a solution to areas of the country that have experienced extended periods of drought.
Summer is in full swing, and while it’s not the ideal time to start a garden from scratch, there are a host of annuals with striking foliage, colorful flowers and interesting forms that you can add
Butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds are welcome visitors to the garden. But uninvited guests – including insect pests like Japanese beetles, spider mites and certain caterpillars – are not. They can cause a great deal of damage,
Mulch is a gardener's best friend. It shades the earth from the hot summer sun, conserves moisture and blocks weeds. In the winter, mulch can protect flowers from cold and frost heaving. In zones where temperatures