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What is Winter Burn? How to Prevent and Treat Winter Damage to Evergreen Shrubs and TreesWinter burn can damage or even kill your evergreens. Learn why it happens, how to prevent it in autumn, and how to treat it in spring.
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Does Your Plant Have a Drinking Problem? Common Signs Of Overwatering Plants and How to Treat ThemToo much water can actually kill your plants – and it's easier to do than you may think. Learn the signs of overwatering plants and how to reverse them.
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Plants Popping Out of the Soil in the Frost? Here's Why and How to Replant Them SafelyIt's unsettling to see your plants being shoved out of their garden beds in the middle of winter. Learn about frost heave and how to fix your perennials safely.
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Avoid a Costly Mistake! Do These 3 Garden Tasks Before the First Frost to Save Yourself in SpringIf you want your garden to spring back to life next year, take care to do these essential garden jobs now...
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What Is Your First Frost Date? (And Why It Matters for the Health of Your Garden)Knowing when your first frost date is sets the pace for everything in your garden. Grab the last ripe harvests, cover what you can, and batten the hatches.
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5 Ways To Protect Your Garden Against Flooding This Spring, According To An ExpertClimate-resilient gardening expert Kim Stoddart explains how to get your garden ready for April showers and help reduce the risk of flooding this spring.
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Worst Time To Water Plants: Don’t Make These Common Timing Mistakes When Watering!Good watering isn’t just about knowing how, but when. We figure it’s just as important to know the worst time to water plants – so here are the big moments to avoid!
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How To Protect Plants From A Freeze – Best Ways To Keep Plants Safe & WarmThe best laid plans of any gardener can get overturned by an unexpected cold snap. Here's some practical steps you can take to protect your plants from a freeze.
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Heat Wave GardeningHeat waves can cause serious stress for your plants. Give them plenty of shade and water. If possible, get them as healthy as possible before temperatures climb.
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Dealing With Heat Stress: How To Protect Vegetables In Hot WeatherHeat stress can cause serious problems for vegetables, leading to wilting leaves, shriveled fruit, and even plant death. Extra protection is essential.
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What Causes Brown Edges Or Brown Tips On Leaves?When you see brown tips on plants and leaves, it’s time to investigate. Of all the possible reasons for brown tips on leaves, one of them will probably become obvious. Put on your Sherlock Holmes hat.
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Toxic Plants To Dogs - Plants That Are Poisonous To DogsDogs love to chew on things, whether they're good for them or not. Knowing what plants are poisonous to dogs can go a long way in keeping your pet safe.
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Uprooted Plant Damage: Dealing With Uprooted PlantsUprooted garden plants are a very common gardening problem, especially in areas prone to high winds. Keep reading this article for information on what to do about plant roots coming out of the ground.
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How Does Smoke Affect Gardens - Caring For Smoke Damaged PlantsCan smoke hurt plants? How does smoke affect gardens? These are great questions to be asking and the answers may surprise you.
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Wind Damaged Plants: Tips On Helping Plants After A TornadoWhen winter weather gets wild and windy, trees can suffer. But if a tornado hits your area once warmer weather returns, you may see extensive damage to your plants and garden, even if your house is spared. Learn how to save plants after a tornado in this article.
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Freeze Damage To Plants - Information On How To Treat Frozen PlantsA crucial part of winterizing the garden is to protect half-hardy and sub-tropical plants. But what happens when they become frozen? Learn what to do in this article. Click here for more information.
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Wind Injury To Plants – How To Fix Wind Damaged PlantsStrong winds can damage or kill landscape plants. Dealing with wind damage promptly and properly can improve a plant's chances of survival, and in many cases, the plant will recover its former graceful glory. Learn more in this article.
