Reseeding can be a benefit if you don't mind a wild garden. But if you want to keep your beds neat and tidy think twice ...

A packet of flower seeds can feel like a tiny investment with a surprisingly long return. Choose the right self-seeding ...

Continue to hoe and pull weeds in the veggie garden and perennial bed. Not only do they look ugly, they also rob the garden ...

Late summer brings a unique set of gardening challenges, including oppressive heat, high humidity and unpredictable weather.

Why roll out plastic when leftovers can do the job? This clever garden hack helps suppress weeds while breaking down to add ...

Pride of Barbados, esperanza, vincas and pentas are blooming strong after June and July rain and heat in Texas gardens.

Straw, leaves, pine needles, shredded bark and/or dried grass clippings from untreated lawns are all good options. You can’t ...

Invasive exotic plants can spread widely, disrupt ecosystems, and harm native wildlife. Mexican petunia is a popular but ...

This time of year, it’s hard not to think about weeds. They intrusively obscure the vibrancy of garden flowers and the tidy uniformity provided by fresh mulch and a neatly mowed lawn. Not only do they ...

This week on Mid-American Gardener, Jennifer Nelson, Jennifer Fishburn, and Kay Carnes join Tinisha in the studio for a flower-filled episode packed with seasonal garden inspiration. From flowers to ...

Mulch should protect your plants, not invite weeds. When you choose the wrong type or apply it poorly, you create the perfect environment for weed seeds to germinate and for existing weeds to come ...

How to use baking soda against weeds in paving cracks, lawns and flower beds — the right form, correct dosage, and safe application for pets and insects. Baking soda for weeds is one of the most ...