These insects may be tiny, but they can cause big damage in your garden. Here's how to identify and control the little bugs ...

Some common types include: Fungus gnats: Attracted to damp soil, fungus gnats infest potted plants and overwatered areas. Fruit flies: These tiny flying insects are drawn to overripe fruit and ...

With our outdoor plants now properly covered with a blanket of snow, it’s time to turn our attention to our houseplants and ...

Experts reveal the ingenious ways you can use the beloved cleaning agent to help keep your garden happy and healthy ...

Teal is an unexpected and stunning color for landscapes. Try growing these teal plants for a bright and trendy look. Teal is ...

Mint is a good choice to protect your tomato plants from squash bugs, mosquitoes, houseflies, spider mites, aphids, fleas, flea beetles, ants, and white cabbage moths, as well as mice. Moreover, mint ...

From the low-maintenance options to some more unique plants that give your garden a little eye-candy appeal ... tested a ...

This stunning ground cover plant can fill the gaps in your borders beneath trees and shrubs while bringing birds, butterflies ...

Thanks to pervasive propaganda, many assume so-called invasive plant species serve no purpose in nature — even harms nature. Well, nature disagrees.

Planting certain herbs next to your plants is a surefire way to keep pests away, and lucky for us, author, homesteader, and ...

Brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) is an invasive species. They feed on approximately 200 different plant species, including many fruits, vegetables and row crops. They spend the winter in buildings, ...

These tiny bugs can consume almost any type of organic ... acts as a natural fertilizer and is brimming with the components plants love and need to survive—like nitrogen, phosphorus, and other ...