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Pruning rambling roses at the right time is essential to keep them healthy and manageable. If neglected for several years, these roses can grow excessively, leading to a wild, unkempt…

As autumn approaches, many gardeners may be tempted to start pruning their plants, but cutting back hydrangeas during this season is a significant mistake. While it might seem natural to…

The traditional American lawn, known for its neatly trimmed, green grass, has long been a symbol of suburban perfection. Many weekends are spent mowing, trimming, and maintaining these lawns. However,…

Southern California is sweltering under triple-digit temperatures this week, pushing urban greenery to its limits. With concerns rising about whether our primary sources of shade can withstand the heat, experts…

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCIA) – The Champaign Park District is enhancing the local environment with a new tree-planting initiative. On Wednesday and Thursday, volunteers contributed to planting 85 trees at Johnston…

Are you searching for something to brighten your life? Consider a houseplant or, even better, a dorm plant. Plants can transform your living space into a more inviting, relaxing environment,…

Professor Julia Kuzovkina of the Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture at the University of Connecticut has dedicated over two decades to studying willows. Her research aims to underscore…

As temperatures gradually drop and days shorten, there’s no need to let your yard fall out of favor with the changing seasons. Edmonds & Co. Lawn Care & Custom Landscaping…

Peppercorns, a popular spice in cooking, originate from a climbing vine that thrives in warm, humid climates. The vine can grow up to 13 feet tall, adding an ornamental touch…

Plant scientists have long recognized the importance of phosphorus for plant growth. Now, a significant breakthrough by a biologist at Kansas State University (K-State) is providing new insights into how…