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It’s typically best to prune fruit trees in late winter and early spring before new growth occurs. This is dependent on the type of tree; some grow year-round, while others are deciduous and frost-tolerant. These 11 appreciate pruning right after harvest instead of during the dormant season.
Fall is an important time for pollinators as they prepare for the cold months ahead. Join beekeeper and pollinator enthusiast Melissa Strauss to discuss late-season flowering plants that bloom through October and beyond!
September is a wonderfully transitional time in the garden and a perfect time for planting things that like cool weather. Join Florida gardener Melissa Strauss to take a look at some flowers you can plant now for beautiful fall blooms.
Bearded irises are a captivating addition to the late spring garden. With their fancy petals and striking colors, these easy-care perennials really pull their own weight. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss answers the question of planting time, so your irises will get off to the strongest start.
Do you want a taste of the tropics but live in a temperate climate? Consider growing these heat-loving plants in pots that you can move indoors during the winter. Farmer Briana Yablonski will share tropical fruits that grow well in containers.
Grass seed grows quickly and offers an easy landscape fix to those bare spots that crop up by late summer. With a bit of basic site prep, the seeding process is easy. Depending on your climate, late summer and early fall are prime for the lawn refresh. Join gardening expert Katherine Rowe in how to infill grassy areas easily for a lush lawn..
Pine trees take on browning leaves at times, and knowing the reason for their browning is important. Follow along as experienced gardener and master naturalist Sarah Jay discusses the reasons your pines are turning brown.
Late summer droughts spell trouble for fruit and nut trees! Their roots dry quickly, leading to fruit drop and poor yields. These 11 species need extra water near the end of the growing season. Join expert grower Jerad Bryant to discover which of your trees needs special care this season.
It’s not pretty, but planning for our dogs’ outside time gives the best chance of healthy plants for our gardens. After all, the pups may be the most important users of our landscapes. Sturdy, dog-urine-resistant selections offer a foundation for growth despite regular stops along the canine walking route.
Wisteria vines are gorgeous, but they grow quite large over time and need special attention when it comes to taming them. Florida gardener Melissa Strauss goes over the basics of training that beautiful, blooming vine.
It’s late summer, and spider mites may be cropping up on our favorite ornamentals, fruits, and vegetables. Roses in hot, dry situations are no exception to the common garden pests. Gardening expert Katheirne rowe explores how to minimize the spider mite population on roses and their damage, too.
