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In the serene setting of Feaster Park, Erin Maguire overlooks the raised beds, basking in the sunshine as trees sway gently in the breeze. The latest addition to New Brunswick’s…

Coffee is more than just a morning pick-me-up; it’s also a powerful ally in gardening. The grounds left behind after brewing a cup of coffee can be a valuable resource…

Ants can be a persistent nuisance in homes and gardens alike, often seeking out food and shelter wherever they can find it. While there are numerous methods for controlling ant…

Basil, with its vibrant aroma and versatile culinary uses, is a beloved herb in many kitchens and gardens worldwide. Whether you’re an avid gardener or a beginner with a green…

As a frost looms over central Illinois this upcoming weekend, local residents are urged to take precautions to protect their plants from potential damage. Mark Dixon, co-owner of Sheridan Nursery…

Magnolia flowers, with their graceful petals and captivating fragrance, have enchanted gardeners and flower enthusiasts for centuries. These stunning blossoms, belonging to the Magnoliaceae family, come in various species, each…

Aphids, those tiny, sap-sucking insects, can wreak havoc on tomato plants, stunting growth and diminishing yields if left unchecked. These pesky pests reproduce rapidly and can quickly overrun a tomato…

Great Falls, Montana – On Monday, April 15, 2024, Flower Farm, a beloved seasonal garden center, swung open its gates to herald the arrival of spring in the region. Specializing…

Flowering plants, scientifically termed angiosperms, are not just delicate beauties; they stand as one of the most successful evolutionary organisms on Earth, comprising over 350,000 known species. Their dominance in…

Self-pollination, the often-overlooked process in the realm of plant reproduction, holds tremendous potential for both gardeners and botanists alike. While many may be familiar with the concept of pollination, understanding…