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Gardening Tips

How to Remove Invasive Plants from Your Property

Unruly and aggressive, invasive plants blanket the ground with dense growth. They displace native plant species and harm ecosystems over time. Don’t let them grow in your yard, or they’ll quickly spread out of control! Join native plant gardener Jerad Bryant to learn how to remove invasive plants from your property.

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Cacti & Succulents

When to Move Your Thanksgiving and Christmas Cactus Indoors For the Season

With fall comes frosty conditions, and timing the move of tender tropicals and other houseplants from a summer outdoors back inside for overwintering. Thanksgiving and Christmas cacti are two that highlight the holiday season with their brilliant blooms. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe outlines when to move the holiday favorites indoors, taking care not to bring them in too early to initiate the best budding and flowering.

Two glowing fireflies rest on a vibrant green fern leaf amidst the fall garden.

Gardening Tips

Inviting Fireflies to the Garden: It Starts in Fall!

Did you catch the magic of fireflies in the garden this summer? If so, support them all year with easy steps in fall (including less end-of-season maintenance). If you missed them, measures to increase garden biodiversity may help lure them. Not only flashy, but they also bring predatory and pollinator benefits. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores how to invite fireflies to the garden with a foundation this fall.

Close-up of a maple tree showing broad, five-lobed leaves with sharply serrated edges in deep burgundy-red, ideal to plant in October for vibrant fall color.

Trees

11 Spectacular Maple Tree Varieties You Can Plant in October

Maples come in a wide range of shapes, sizes, and varieties! There are more than you can count. Former nurseryman Jerad Bryant includes 11 of the most spectacular maples on this list. These maple tree varieties appreciate a fall planting, and they’ll fill your yard with color next spring.

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Gardening Tips

Fall Chicken Care: What to Do Before First Frost

Fall is a transitional time for chickens and their owners. As egg laying and the weather cools off, there are many tasks you can carry out to protect your girls over the winter. Join chicken mom Melissa Strauss for some tips on caring for your chicks in the fall.

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Gardening Tips

5 Ways to Repurpose Fall Leaves For Your Chickens

If you have a ton of deciduous trees and you need to use them up, save them for your coop. Garden gold comes from fall leaves. Chickens can benefit too! Find out how you can repurpose that fallen foliage as experienced gardener Sarah Jay provides 5 ways to do so!

A dense field of deer resistant bulbs with yellow trumpet-shaped flowers mixed with purple and white cup-shaped blooms among green blades.

Ornamental Gardens

Plant These 11 Bulbs if Deer Always Eat Your Plants

Deer are pesky pests in ornamental gardens! They’ll eat everything in sight and turn a blooming garden into a wasteland. Don’t try to protect your choice plants; instead, grow bulbs that deer dislike to discourage them from entering the garden. Former nurseryman Jerad Bryant shares 11 bulbs that deer tend to avoid.