Groundhogs, also known as woodchucks, can cause lots of damage in your garden. Learn seven ways to deter them from eating and ...

Rob Thuener strolled through his garden in the May drizzle, pointing out the Zephirine Drouhin, a heavily scented, deep pink, ...

So it is time for our annual reminder that, in almost all the cases we hear about, you don’t need to help. To be clear, for a ...

Humorist Joe Pisani writes that 'I have to confess that in the spring, my fancy didn’t turn to love as much as the opening ...

I don’t leave home without ‘em, which is why this week’s column is a travelogue of running the Big Island of Hawaii. Everyone’s somewhat familiar with Hawaii’s Ironman Triathlon in ...

Learning about some of the worst garden pests can help you take speedy and effective action to curb crop and cultivated plant ...

Utilising those leftover plastic forks from festive feasts of the past can be useful - stick them around your plants and you could ward off unwanted critters. Farm Flavour experts advise ...

If you choose to do the latter, the expert says to sprinkle them around the base of your plants like mulch. Since tea leaves contain very concentrated amounts of certain nutrients, they're often a ...

"Placing forks in the soil around your plants will discourage animals like raccoons, cats, squirrels and deer from wandering into the garden and helping themselves to your crops," reports the Express.

A cheap solution has been suggested to protect garden plants from uninvited guests. Farmers and gardeners have long experimented with tactics to keep animals from ruining their crops and flowers ...