Enjoy fresh homegrown raspberries. Raspberries are easy to grow, easy to pick and so tasty—as long as you know how to prune ...

Japanese beetles can cause major damage to your garden. This guide explains how to get rid of Japanese beetles without ...

It’s Easter weekend so those of you not going away, have four days in the garden. Let’s hope the weather is in our favour. We’ve ...

Hardy, versatile and delicious, haskaps — also known as honeyberries — are an easy-to-grow berry thriving in Alaska, offering ...

If you grow your own cane fruit/brambles in early spring, while the plants are still dormant, it is an important time for ...

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Water often during hot, dry summer months and feed with a fertilizer for acid-loving plants. Prune just after flowering. Azaleas do not tolerate extreme cold, and some evergreen azaleas lose their ...

All he does is read about plants, talk about plants, prune plants and buy more plants. I hate his stupid plants." - Jessica Grumpy's Answer: "First of all, there are no stupid plants, Jessica.

Side-dress garlic with low-number fertilizer. Feed the soil organisms, not the actual plants. Prune and top-dress roses, using well-rotted manure, if available.

Consider these tips to help you prepare. Included are tips and links from the Utah State University Extension Gardeners Almanac.

Gardeners take note - as experts say that now's the time for a bit of timely TLC for your plants - with guidance on how to prune before April ends to give them the best chance to flourish.