If only plants could talk and tell you they feel. Of course, the more you spend time caring for your favorites, the more you will get a sense of when plants are happy or not. But if one day you spot a ...

Dormant lawn seeding will create healthier, thicker grass in spring. Sow seeds in late fall or early winter once soil temperatures stay near 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Clear debris and use high-quality, ...

A warm February is causing concern for Iowans with gardens and outdoor plants Recent warm temperatures across Iowa have many gardeners concerned as they see buds on trees and shrubs swell and break, ...

As fall settles in, it's not unusual to see parts of your turning brown; in fact, many homeowners wonder if it’s a sign of a dying lawn or simply seasonal dormancy. This is an especially common ...

When December rolls around, many homeowners assume their lawn care duties are on hold until spring. But planting grass in December isn’t just possible—winter seeding can be a smart move if approached ...

Ever walked past your favorite houseplant and wondered if it’s just taking a nap or if it’s on its last legs? When your plant starts looking droopy or stops growing, it’s easy to worry. Figuring out ...