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Have you ever looked at your yard after a good rain shower and thought the grass looked greener? I’m here to say your eyes are not playing tricks on you — it is greener.

We all have our routines when it comes to traveling away from home for a few days. Maybe you stop the mail and newspaper delivery, have the neighbors keep an eye on your place and arrange to have your pets looked after. But what about your container plants?

Our open-window weather days are all but done as summer heat takes over. It’s not only uncomfortable to us, it could also cause your spring crops to wilt in the heat. That’s Mother Nature’s way of saying, it’s time for a new crop of veggies!

Bird feeders are a great way to attract some feathered friends. Here is a look at what to buy.

This garden exercise helps your flowering and budding plants keep and produce more blooms.

Selecting the best palm tree will help ensure the most successful transplant success. But how do you evaluate a palm tree to make sure it is the best quality?

We’ve covered planting, watering and fertilizing your home garden. You’ve worked hard and might be seeing some blooms, possibly the fruits of your labor. Then BAM! Your prized tomato plant starts to wilt, droop or even die.

Starting a container garden can be a great spring activity or gift for Mother's Day.

Tips for staying safe when grilling.

Here’s a quote I found while researching raised bed gardens and it sums up why I enjoy spending time with the plants at Casa de Loco (or what I like to call the Nunn residence).

With a late season cold front pushing through Thursday and much colder temperatures expected to follow, this could mean a frosty start for some of us living inland on Friday and Saturday.

Ways to clean green growth surfaces

Vegetable and herb gardening is taking off and becoming more popular during the pandemic.