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13 Trees You Should Never Plant In Your Yard

13 Trees You Should Never Plant In Your Yard For most people, the end of summer and approach of autumn means cooler temperatures, harvest time for crops, a

11 Trees You Should Never Plant in Your Yard: 1. Silver maple (Acer saccharinum)

Don’t plant bad trees that will cost you time and money later. These tips will help you make the right tree choices for your yard.

10 Trees That Spell Trouble for Your Yard

Mature trees add a lot of value to your property, boosting both your home's price and your quality of life... but only if they are the right trees. When you make an investment in a tree, don’t inadvertently plant something that will become a maintenance headache or the eventual cause of a dispute with your neighbors. To play it safe, keep these 10 trees out of your landscaping plan.

Tree Guide: a great guide to help you decide what to plant

Tree Guide: a great guide to help you decide what to plant

How to Make a Stunning Bouquet with Supermarket Flowers

What Landscape Maintenance Can Do for Your Property

Perfectly manicured lawns, healthy trees, and flowering gardens don’t get that way by accident—they need regular maintenance. But maintaining your landscaping is time-consuming. Instead, turn this task over to a professional landscaping company, who will know how to identify potential problems like plant diseases, and who can give you great advice on the types of …

Fantastic Fall Container Garden Ideas

Add beauty to your fall garden or landscape with these gorgeous container gardening ideas.

Taking the Mystery Out of Planting Garden Seeds

While it is true that the whole phenomena of seeds sprouting is rather mysterious, it doesn’t need to be a mystery to get them to spro

2 the Garden: Making seed tape

Gardening expert Jackie Albarella shares some tips about how to make seed tape.

Melinda's Garden Moment: Seed Starting Success

Starting plants from seed can save you money, extend your garden season and be lots of fun. Increase your success with these few tips.

Start small: why growing from seeds is the best way to garden

Buying a plant in a pot gives instant gratification, but there’s much more satisfaction to be had from growing from seed. It’s simple, cheap, and even free if you save your own

Your garden bird seed might be harming one of Britain's rarest birds

Turtle doves have declined by 98 per cent and new research suggests chicks fed on seed from people's gardens are less likely to survive than those which eat wild seeds

5 DIY Tips for Seed Starting

By Robert Burgess THBG Senior Communications Manager I was going to write about how to start seeds at home and I quickly realized that information would be the length of a book and in fact many excellent books have been written on the topic by people far more qualified that me. So instead I offer …

Use leaves in garden if you can, but don't send to landfill

Plants take up minerals, such as calcium, magnesium, potassium and phosphorus from the soil. These are incorporated into their stems, trunks and leaves. Approximately 50 percent may end up in

Keep Your Quarantine Garden Growing with These 8 Unique Seed Companies

Grow the plants tailored to your region, passion, or heritage.

The Tricks of the Trade: Swapping Seeds for Fun and Frugality

After a spring when seed sellers couldn’t keep up with the surge in orders, gardeners may want to consider an alternative way to acquire seeds for next year, such as a seed swap. Keep in mind, though, that trading isn’t for those who insist on receiving precisely as much as they give.In a large computer-generated …

Do Your Homework When It Comes to Plants

I thought I knew what I was doing in my backyard as I planted a few Impatiens, Snap Dragons and Lantana. But I was wrong. I wrote an article about how Downy mildew is attacking Impatiens all across the country, and the attack isn’t being reduced by any stretch of the imagination.