A fig tree in a pot can give you sweet, sticky fruit right off your North Carolina patio. The catch is that roots in a…
By Jasmine Hughes · Oct 3, 2026
Aria Moore F · Oct 3
Ella Brown T · Oct 3
Aria Moore F · Oct 3
A bag of bulbs tucked into the soil this fall can turn into a burst of color when spring finally shows up. The catch is…
By Ethan Brooks · Oct 3
By Jasmine Hughes · Oct 3
By John Miller CA · Oct 3
By Ella Brown T · Oct 3
By Ethan Brooks · Oct 3
What's thriving right now.
By Ethan Brooks
By Ella Brown T
By Ethan Brooks
Every fall, stink bugs across North Carolina start hunting for a cozy place to wait out the cold. If your garden gives them plenty of...
By Jasmine Hughes · Oct 3, 2026
Read More
You are pulling weeds or moving mulch when your ankles suddenly feel like they are on fire. Fire ants in...
By Aria Moore F on Oct 3
Looking for a living wall between your yard and the neighbor’s? Cenizo, also called Texas sage, is a tough evergreen...
By Ella Brown T on Oct 3
Wooden trellises in Florida yards often look tired after a few wet seasons, with gray boards, soft spots, and leaning...
By Aria Moore F on Oct 2
Faded mulch can look tired by fall, and many Southern gardeners assume it all has to be raked up and...
By Ethan Brooks on Oct 2
Shade can make a Florida yard feel far more comfortable, but many shade trees come with a heavy price in...
By Aria Moore F on Oct 2
California law now pushes cities to turn food scraps and yard trimmings into compost instead of trash. That means a...
By John Miller CA on Oct 2
