Many plants smell "good" — to humans that is — but some go several steps in the other direction, presenting themselves to the ...

Aphids, which are probably the most common insect in gardens, are small, usually light green — though there are black, gray ...

As we continue to celebrate American Wetlands Month, we encourage you to look at the plants in your area. One way to tell ...

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Rhubarb grows its best stalks in early June, as it is the peak time for harvest, but one simple thing can completely ruin the ...

Also known as selective breeding, artificial selection is the human-guided cousin of evolution by natural selection. Instead ...

Caterpillars can be a constant source of frustration for gardeners - but an expert has revealed how you can spot the critters before they destroy all your plants this summer ...

Tomatoes are a summer staple, but they can be susceptible to all kinds of pests and disease. With companion planting, you ...

“June is a good time to plant out the last of the tender crops, such as courgettes and squashes, with successional sowing of ...

If you want to naturally deter pests like cabbage loopers ... Tricolor and purple sages look particularly charming beside roses, especially if you allow your sage plants to bloom.

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It might or might not be the smell of aliens, but dimethyl sulfide — and its funky odor — definitely gets around ...