Indiangrass may seem like a gorgeous addition to your yard, but first you'll want to consider how aggressively it spreads and ...

Allowing leaves to decompose rather than raking them up, replenishes the soil and provides a “comforting blanket” that offers habitat for critters and keeps the ecosystem in balance.

Animals are remarkable architects. Their nests, tunnel systems and caves are perfectly designed, and some of their structures ...

The home, in Sparta, is part of a development that offers walking trails and river access for kayaking and canoeing ...

GREEN BAY - It’s the one of the largest parks in Green Bay that covers two lots. You have to cross South Ashland Avenue to ...

Daddy long legs prefer moist environments, as with most insects so reducing humidity in your home can make it less appealing ...

My friend says my garden and landscape would grow better if I would practice organic gardening methods. You have written about both approaches in your columns. What do you recommend?

Itchy, red bumps with fluid-filled blisters—these are the signs of papular urticaria, an allergic reaction to a bug bite. But ...

Sitting on my veranda, a few feet above the big lagoon which gives this camp its name, the smallest of three elephants (who ...

The great debate on whether or not to rake leaves erupts each fall. When considering your options, remember what could be ...

Does your lawn have bare patches in late summer and autumn? You could have grub worms if so, but the odds are high that you won't need grub control at all.

Corn leafhopper has reemerged in some Texas corn-growing regions and other states, threatening both yields and grain quality.