When covered with a sea of colorful flowers, azaleas are at their very best and will almost take your breath away with their beauty. However, it does take a little bit of care and effort to ensure ...

Celeste Scott plants in different types of mulch and Joellen Dimond talks about diseases of annuals.

June means near-daily downpours in Northeast Florida. Here's how to protect your outdoor plants from the heavy rains and their soggy aftermath.

Mulch your shrub with two to three inches of organic mulch such as cedar, hardwood, or pine straw. Avoid stones or rubber mulch, which gets too hot for the roots, says LeCompte.

Luckily, the USA Pine Straw Premium Pine Needle Mulch can solve these problems. This pine straw mulch has great moisture retention properties, so it can prevent excessive evaporation and maintain ...

Summers in the South can be brutal on people and gardens. Learn the best ways to prepare for and revive a wilting garden during a Southern heat wave.

One possible issue is using untreated lumber at the bottom of planters, as these may attract certain wood-eating pests and create other problems for your plants. Untreated lumber or wood chips are ...

In an effort to prevent fires, a new Winston-Salem ordinance will prohibit the use of pine straw as groundcover near many commercial buildings and apartment complexes.

A: If a picture is worth a thousand words, your photo says it all. The curling, distorted stems and leaves are classic ...