Moles need moisture and a steady food source to thrive, but by drying out your lawn and eliminating grubs under the soil, ...

If your lawn is not looking as lush as you would like, there's one easy and quick solution to help bring it back to life and ...

Move potted plants and containers away from direct sunlight to reduce water evaporation and heat stress. Position them ...

Storms Creek got an upgrade this month from the Ironton Rotary Club, in partnership with the Southern Wayne Advocacy Council and Ohio University Southern starting on a pollinator garden and a buddy ...

Squirrels love digging up your garden, and unfortunately, you might be luring the pesky rodents to your yard by using a specific kind of fertilizer.

Decontaminated but slightly radioactive soil from Fukushima has been delivered to the Japanese prime minister’s office to be ...

Experts say even though we live in a dry state, we can maintain a green lawn during the hot, dry summer season with strategic watering, proper mowing height, and fertilization.

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Gardening takes patience and persistence. Does gardening teach patience? Or does it illuminate how little patience we have?

Another way to kill new grass with fertilizer is to use a weed-and-feed formula. Weed-and-feeds are 2-in-1 products that deliver nutrients and herbicides in the same application. If the herbicide is ...

Mint likes consistently moist soil, but how often to water it depends on temperature, sunlight, and whether it's grown indoors. Here are some watering guidelines.

Overwatering a lawn can kill it as quickly as underwatering because the grass roots drown. Learn the eight signs that you're ...