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The best time of year to prune a shrub depends on what kind of plant it is. That’s one of the many good reasons to identify the shrubs in your yard. In general, timing your pruning isn’t as complicated as many homeowners fear. Here are some general tips and words of...

Walking outside is having a moment, helping us clear our heads of coronavirus worries and breathe some fresh air.Source: Walking is the calming, restorative activity we need right now | MNN - Mother Nature Network

During the coronavirus pandemic, many people who aren't essential workers find themselves spending a lot more time at home...There are people taking walks around the neighborhood or in any parks that are still open, eager to soak in the sun and greenery. You can hear...

Simple question. Not a simple answer. The complexity of the answer stems from the fact that the conditions of each landscape make each situation unique. Desert-friendly landscaping obviously requires a lot less water than the lush landscapes of Florida. But even...

The most valuable part of any living, growing landscape are the trees that provide a protective border around your property, that offer shade during the “dog” days of summer, and that act as an all-season wind break. Strong, healthy trees perform countless other...

Even small yards and gardens can be home to a variety of trees to provide fruit, shade, wildlife habitat, or all three.Source: 10 great trees for small yards | TreeHugger

From watering needs to ideal temperatures, here's what to know to help your indoor plants survive the cooler months.Source: How to get your houseplants through the winter | TreeHugger

Harsh winters can cause extensive damage to trees, plants and shrubs, but you can protect the investment you have made in your yard with a few simple tips. Source: Video: How to Protect Trees & Shrubs from Weather Damage | Love Your Landscape

The trees on your property will likely live a long and healthy life. Yet just like humans, they, too, can suffer from stress caused by a variety of sources. Trees are susceptible to two basic kinds of stress: acute and chronic. Here are a few things to consider when...

Wind, hail and lightning; storms can be brutal, especially to your landscape plants and trees. That’s because severe weather can stress the entire tree¾from root system to branches to leaves. Learn how to protect your trees.Source: Helping Your Trees Weather the Storm...

To a plant, rain is life-sustaining water. So why has an international team of scientists made the surprising discovery that a plant’s reaction to rain is close to one of panic?It's not as iSource: Scientists Discover That Plants "Panic" When It Rains | Turf Magazine

Spring is a great time to check mature trees. Leaf canopies have not completely filled in, and you can see the structure of the tree more clearly. Damage from winter storms will be more apparent. By inspecting trees and addressing potential problems, you can safeguard...