Incorporating hoverfly-pollinated flowers, such as black-eyed Susans, alongside your citrus tree plants will attract these beneficial insects to your garden and help alleviate mealybug populations.

Invasive plants are highly opportunistic and they don’t need much help from us to thrive, writes gardening columnist.

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Oriental bittersweet is an aggressive, twining woody vine that winds around the trunk or branch of a tree like a boa ...

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Ancient Indian texts describe in detail which flowers are favored by which gods and the elaborate rituals around how to offer ...

In the New Orleans area, fall is not just a kaleidoscope of falling leaves and a gateway to dreary cold.. It's a season with ...

Help out vital pollinators in your garden by providing the plants, water, and other essentials they need to overwinter.

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Retired after 38 years with the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service, Janet Carson ranks among Arkansas' best ...

A man who died when his car came off the road and hit a tree before bursting into flames has been named at the opening of an ...

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