A little cleanup now not only keeps your yard looking neat but also protects plants, reduces pests and disease, and sets the stage for a vibrant spring. Here are some essential fall cleanup tasks to consider.

Planting a new tree is an investment — in your landscape, in your community, and in the future. But planting is just the beginning. One of the most important steps to ensure your new tree thrives is proper watering. Young trees are especially vulnerable because their roots are limited and haven't yet established deep into the soil. Let’s dig into what you need to know to keep your tree healthy and growing strong.

You plant hydrangeas for their massive, beautiful blooms. So when they don’t flower, it’s frustrating. The good news: there's usually a clear reason — and a clear fix. Here's what might be going wrong.

Hydrangeas are gorgeous, but when it comes to pruning, they can make even seasoned gardeners second-guess themselves. The trick is knowing what type of hydrangea you have and pruning at the right time. Here's the straight talk you need.

Roses have a reputation for being high-maintenance, but the truth is, with the right approach, they’re surprisingly tough. Here’s what you need to know to keep your roses looking strong and healthy.

Mulch isn't just for looks. It's one of the most important things you can do to protect and boost the health of your landscape. If you're skipping mulch, you're missing out on serious benefits.

You don't need to spend a fortune to have a yard that looks sharp. Good landscaping is more about strategy than budget. Here are practical, low-cost ways to boost your curb appeal without draining your wallet.

Watering information for new plants, including how often to water new plants, how to water new plants, and additional tips for watering new plants.