Circles of white mushrooms, or “fairy rings,” may add a whimsical touch to summer lawns. But beware — they’re probably poisonous.

Gardening expert Melinda Myers explains why mushrooms sprout on your lawn and trees and what to do about them.

If a shade tree was planted in the past few years, here are things to monitor to avoid major problems down the road.

Get rid of your lawn eyesores with these tips. A lawn may seem like an unremarkable part of your yard that needs the ...

Neil Sperry shares tips to control weeds and treat plant diseases and pests, including what to do about a Mexican persimmon ...

Japanese ligustrum and its sister, Amur River privet, are two of the most invasive plants in Texas landscaping.

Patricia HanbidgeOrchid HorticultureThe mushrooms that seem to magically appear almost overnight in our lawns are the fruiting bodies of a fungus.  Fungi cannot manufacture their own food and must ...

Rescuers found the woman clutching a tree after she was swept up from a campsite 20 miles up river.

Lawn worker injured after lightning sends tree onto truck in Altamonte Springs Seminole County firefighters say lightning hit a tree Thursday evening. That tree then fell onto a parked lawn ...

Why apple tree suckers should be pruned In Fielding Questions, readers also asked about Japanese tree lilacs and how to revive a prayer plant.

A tree fell in the Amazon—and revealed mysterious urns of ancient human remains Archaeologists still don’t know who buried the urns or exactly how old they are.