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As grapes turn purple, light green, and merlot in color, you may notice white spots growing on the vine’s foliage! The late summer garden is especially susceptible to powdery mildew. Prevention is the best solution, and these straightforward treatments address the issue before it spreads further.
If the heat of summer kept you indoors and out of the garden, you probably have some work to do. Join Florida gardener Melissa Strauss for some tips on fixing up that overgrown garden to get ready for cooler days ahead.
Hardy garden mums are a joy in the garden. They grow unsuspectingly all season until bursting into bloom in late summer and fall. The easy-care perennials are worthy of a permanent spot for seasons of recurrent color. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores where to plant mums to experience their carefree perennial delight.
Why not both? Mums and marigolds are superb flowers for gardens, veggie plots, and front doorsteps. They’re both incredibly decorative, but they have key differences in their growing habits. Learn which is best for you and your garden alongside seasoned grower Jerad Bryant.
Whether crispy and crunchy or soft and tender, a full head of cabbage is a thing of beauty. Easy to grow, the crop goes far in the kitchen and, depending on the type, stores well for future enjoyment. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores top-performing, flavorful, nutrient-rich cabbage varieties to sow now for an autumn harvest.
Planting annual seeds in late summer is a great way to extend the season or get a head start on next spring. What you should plant depends on your climate. Join Florida gardener Melissa Strauss to find out what seeds we're starting now!
Hollyhocks grace the back of the border, foundation planting, and vase with unparalleled blooms. To enjoy more of our favorites, collecting and saving seeds is a straightforward process. Sowing is easy, too. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe outlines how to save hollyhock seeds to extend the delight.
Perennial gardens are the gift that keeps on giving. But starting a year-round perennial garden can be a daunting task. In this guide, experienced gardener and master naturalist, Sarah Jay outlines how you can create your own, step by step.
Blossom end rot is the last thing you’d expect on your squash. You go to harvest the vegetables, only to find brown, black, and mushy spots on their bottoms! Don’t worry; this condition isn’t a disease. Join seasoned grower Jerad Bryant to learn how to fix it.
Perennials are the foundation and backbone of the garden. For Southern gardeners, there are a multitude of options to choose from. Join Florida gardener Melissa Strauss to look at some of the most popular and beautiful perennials for your Southern garden.
Giant vegetables expand larger than your head! Beets, gourds, and pumpkins are common giant veggies, though there is a plethora of types to choose from. Select one from these 17 choice varieties recommended by seasoned grower Jerad Bryant.
Landscaping can make or break your house's curb appeal. It influences both the look and the function of your home. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to discuss some mistakes to avoid when landscaping your front yard.