What’s Eating My Dahlias? 8 Pests to Watch For
Dahlias are popular, and not just with gardeners; pests like them, too! Find out what's eating your beautiful dahlias and how you can save them from garden insects that will ruin your flowers.
7 Garden Diseases That Are Most Active in the Summer Heat
The warm temperatures and humidity of summer create ideal conditions for many garden diseases. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to discuss potential disease issues in the summer garden and how to deal with them before they become problematic.
Powdery Mildew on Honeysuckle: How to Save Your Plant
White, fuzzy growth is the last thing you want to see on your honeysuckle! It’ll start with small spots and quickly spread out of control. Don’t let the pesky fungi cause issues in your garden. Instead, use this step-by-step guide to take care of the issue.
Are Your Plants Sunburned? How to Heal Them
It’s the time of year when many of us need extra sun protection, including our plants that have the potential for sunburn. With peak summer rays and temperatures, a little extra care helps maintain health and production. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores how to heal sunburned plants for rebounding growth.
15 Native Sedges That Outcompete Invasive Weeds
Barren landscapes can flourish with growth! Simply plant some native sedges in the genus Carex. These grass-like plants thrive in low-water conditions, require minimal mowing, and can withstand harsh weather. Pull out those invasive weeds and plant one of these 15 native sedges instead.
How to Use Nasturtiums as Trap Plants for Pest Control
Most gardeners spend years battling aphids, beetles, and other destructive pests with sprays and treatments that offer temporary relief. Thankfully, there's a smarter approach that works with nature instead of against it. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains how to use nasturtiums as trap plants for pest control.
9 Reasons Your Rose Bush is Dying
Roses have a reputation for being finicky, but with the right selection in the appropriate spot, they’re mostly carefree and long-lived. If your beauty is in decline, cultural adjustments may be in order. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores reasons your rose is ailing and potential remedies for restoring vigor.
7 Reasons Your Onions Aren’t Forming Bulbs
Putting time and energy into a patch of onions can reap great rewards, but it’s a bummer to pull one at harvest only to find a tiny bulb. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay covers 7 reasons your onions haven’t formed those luscious, layered bulbs.
7 Corn Diseases to Watch for in the Garden
Corn, in its tasty, sugary goodness, brings us the taste of summer after awaiting peak readiness. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe outlines corn diseases to keep an eye out for, as well as prevention, for the sweetest, plumpest kernels.
5 Causes of Underdeveloped Corn Cobs in the Garden
Sweet corn brings the juicy, hallmark taste of summer. If you’ve waited patiently for your ears to reach peak ripeness, only to find them underdeveloped and lacking the sweet kernels, explore common causes with gardening expert Katherine Rowe. You may be able to remedy them for another round of sowing.
Cracked, Split Carrots: Why It Happens & What to Do
Pulling up a cracked, split carrot is always a disappointment. These unsightly cracks often indicate underlying growing issues that you’ll want to avoid during the growing season. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains what causes carrot splitting and how to prevent it from happening.
How to Prevent Mealy Garden Tomatoes: 5 Expert Tips
When it comes to tomatoes, texture is just as important as taste. Join farmer Briana Yablonski to learn some tips to help prevent mealy tomatoes.