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I have recently seen gardeners on social media showing a gardening ‘hack’ of dropping clumps of seedlings to separate them ...

Q: I found this snake in my wife’s flower bed, where chipmunks are digging holes that dry out the roots. My question: Do snakes burp? — Robert Reeves, Madison ...

When vegetable and flower seeds grow ... My advice is not to do that. Part of gardening is steeling yourself to culling seedlings, and you should have done so before you get to the up-potting ...

Ruderal species tend to be short-lived. In the wild, ruderals germinate from the seed bank when conditions favor them and their colonization of a habitat that suddenly has less competition.

Sunflowers are one of those happy plants many gardeners can’t resist planting. Kids love to watch the plants reach for the ...

In a heat wave, many garden crops can struggle to survive. Sunburn, wilting and bolting are common. Here's what you can plant ...

What would you pick to add to a flower bed? Answer ... All grow well in the shade but some do well in sunny sites, too. (Courtesy of Tom MacCubbin) Q: The tops of my camellia leaves turn brown ...