Ghost forests are an increasingly common sight along the eastern coast of the U.S., where once-healthy trees have been replaced by bare trunks. Now, scientists believe these arboreal cemeteries could hold clues on how to build resilience to climate change in coastal...
Learn why and how I did it, my results, and what I’d do differently if I could start over. Source: I Planted Clover Over Grass—Here’s What I Think of My Lawn Now | Bob Vila
With six main types and 600 named cultivars, there are big-headed, brilliantly colored hydrangeas to suit just about any garden. Source: Want a Showstopping Garden? Plant These Types of Hydrangeas | Bob Vila
After decades of speculation, scientists have captured ghostly lightning-like glows from treetops—and they might be secretly cleaning the air. Source: Scientists just captured trees glowing with electricity during storms | Science Daily
Natural and readily available rocks and boulders are surprise workhorses in the landscape. Source: Seasoned Gardener Shares Secrets for Using Big Rocks in Your Home Landscape | Bob Vila
Both mulch and compost can support healthy soil, but knowing which one to put where in your garden can sometimes be confusing. Source: Mulch vs. Compost: What’s the Difference? | Bob Vila
Learn how plants communicate through chemical signals, and why losing biodiversity can disrupt these hidden communication networks.Source: Plants Are Constantly Communicating, and Biodiversity Shapes the Message | Discover Magazine
