To rake, or not to rake? What to do with the leaves in your yard this fall
As fall foliage reaches its peak and begins to fade across most of the United States, trees are shedding their leaves in preparation for winter. This annual event poses a common question for ...
These bugs are nickel sized and emit a foul odor. Here’s why one could be in your house this winter.
The bug frequently is found climbing on Connecticut windows, doors and siding as it searches for a spot to keep warm during ...
Mulching leaves is easier, cheaper than bagging, and better for yard | Master Gardener
For those leaves, I purchased a leaf mulcher. At the time ... The bottom line is that a diverse ecosystem will need less effort on your part trying to manage insect damage in the future. Once again, a ...
Forest Service warns of zombie trees
Staff report As leaves begin to turn colors and fall from trees, is the time to watch out for a scary threat you might find in your yard — zombie trees. In true zombie fashion, zombie trees look alive ...
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6 Tips And Tricks For Growing The Best Thyme In Your Garden
Thyme is a culinary herb that also does double-duty as a pretty landscape plant and an attractor for pollinators in your ...