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Pigeons are commonly attracted to areas that offer easy access to food and shelter, which explains why they may frequently appear in your garden. While the occasional cooing of a…

Natural swimming pools are increasingly becoming a popular choice for those seeking an eco-friendly alternative to traditional, chemically-treated pools. These pools offer a refreshing, chemical-free swimming experience and support a…

Connecticut homeowners aiming to enhance their gardens for birds and pollinators are advised to focus on planting native species and removing invasive ones. “Invasive plants are those not originally from…

The Impact of Real vs. Fake Plants on Health and Well-Being. A recent visit to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) revealed an unexpected surprise. Among the…

This summer has brought consistent rainfall to the nation’s capital and surrounding areas, prompting city officials to assess the effectiveness of local rain gardens. The results have been promising, with…

As winter ends, the return of color to gardens usually lifts spirits. However, the increasingly early arrival of spring blooms is becoming a worrying trend. In Cranbourne, southeast of Melbourne,…

Spring Festival at Wellington Gardens: A Season of New Beginnings. As winter fades away, it’s time to embrace the vibrant colors and fresh energy of spring. The annual Te Wā…

As August draws to a close, gardeners are being advised to prune certain plants before the month ends to ensure a “huge flush of flowers” in the coming season and…

Hot Summer Sparks Need for Drought-Resistant Plants. This summer has been unrelentingly hot, with heat waves beginning in May and continuing without respite. As climate change brings more extreme weather,…

A gardening expert has highlighted five plants that can be pruned now to encourage a second bloom in late summer and early autumn. By properly managing certain perennial plants, gardeners…