Garden Articles

Protect Your Landscape From Wildlife Visitors

Spring means planting and a new buffet for the hungry wildlife that frequent your landscape. Protect your investment with a little preventative and ongoing care

Home & Garden Gift Guide - Garden 2011

A Garden Guide to expose you to great Garden Gift Ideas for those you love or for yourself!

In Conversation with Ian Hanington - Sharing Additional Information About Our Earth

Following an article I wrote about davidsuzuki.org, the official website of The David Suzuki Foundation, I had the chance to pose questions to Ian Hanington, the foundation's Communications & Editorial Specialist

The David Suzuki Foundation Review - Spotlight on Climate Change

With all of the information (and, unfortunately, some misinformation)out there regarding climate change, which is arguably one of the more serious issues we currently face, how can one to find information that is certain to be reliable?

Winter Blues in Your Backyard? - Attracting Songbirds Livens Lackluster Landscapes

Birds are the most accessible and abundant of wild creatures that live among us, and every home – apartment to estate – can offer them a safe way station to refuel

Giant Leafy Lessons - Colossal Cabbage Contest reaps huge yields

The national Bonnie Plants cabbage-growing program illustrates the best form of teaching… making learning fun and engaging

Low Water Gardening With Australian Natives

Leafing through home and garden magazines I’ve always been envious of the women in photos carrying bulging armloads of colorful blooms. What are they? Drought hardy, low-maintenance and surprisingly lush Australian natives

Fall Veggie Garden Review - Fall Upon Something Great

If you didn’t join the “grow your own” vegetables craze this spring, it’s not too late to join in. You can produce a bounty of vitamin-rich veggies from plot or pot to plate this fall, plus you’ll save a bundle by growing them yourself

Lawn Care Fall Story - May Your Landscape be Wonders Next Year

Summer is winding down and soon it will be time to drain the gas from the lawn mower and safely store the string trimmer. You may feel like summer yard work is done for another year. But don’t turn your back on your lawn just yet

Wood Street Farm Review - Growing Home Grows Food and People

Growing Home is an example of some of the best in Chicago, people working together to make lives better

The STIHL MS 210 C Chainsaw Review

Whether cutting firewood or felling small trees, the MS 210 C is an ideal chain saw for homeowners and occasional users. With the new Easy2Start system, these jobs can be completed easier right from the start.

The STIHL BG55 Blower Review - Bye Bye Leaves

The BG 55 blower clears every fallen leaf and blade of grass in the garden and near the house and yard.

Gear Up for The Great American Backyard Campout:

More Americans than ever are staying close to home this summer...

‘GARDENING GIFT GUIDE FOR 2010’ to Launch This Week

We are launching our ‘GARDENING GIFT GUIDE FOR 2010’ for publication in our 21 online magazines, and as always, at no cost to you or your clients

Gardening? Ask an Expert.

A new hand-held device helps you reep what you sow.

Gardening With Butterflies

People love to watch butterflies. Yet few people plan their gardens with these creatures in mind. It's easy enough to do, and butterfly gardens often require less maintenance than traditional landscapes.

Sussman Lifestyle Group Unveils A New Line Of Luxury Outdoor Saunas

Sussman Lifestyle Group, a leading manufacturer and supplier of pre-built, pre-cut and custom sauna rooms and heaters now offers a full line of outdoor sauna rooms.

Bang for your Buck: Remington's AirMaster 77

Nothing says Christmas more than a .177 Caliber, pneumatic pump powered air rifle.

Conserve and Observe Your Garden Growing

We are privileged to be able to grow a greater variety of plant species than most states; however, we must keep in mind the issues that come with the territory to optimize conservation of our unique resources and limited water.