Garden

Ticks, tiny arachnids that thrive in wooded and grassy areas, become increasingly active during the spring and summer months, posing significant health risks to people and animals alike. These little…

Buying a home brings all sorts of joy as you settle in, start your next chapter, and begin shaping the interior and grounds to make it your own. But as…

Summer is in full bloom, and now is the time to take advantage of the warm weather and long evenings by getting your friends and family together for a garden…

Container gardening has gained popularity for its convenience and aesthetics. This method is excellent for accessibility, as the containers can be moved to a new location if the one you’ve…

Debating the best of the best flower shows is an easy discussion. There is so much beauty to be enjoyed, a simple pleasure to stop and take in what nature…

Plants are the new pets. This statement is something you would likely hear coming from a millennial or an older member of Generation Z, as lockdown caused these young people…

Landscape trees fill our vertical views with architectural structures of beauty year-round. In Florida, where winter is mild, there is eye candy aloft, attached to the spider-like branches of towering…

With a cup of tea or coffee to warm you as you move about your yard, noticing what needs to be done and what winter has wrought does not have…

Family gatherings and traditions simply must include sentimental holiday lights. Luckily, there are incredible illumination displays at botanical gardens. My local garden refuge is the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, which…

Deciding on a thoughtful and meaningful gift is something that challenges us all.  If you’re feeling stumped, look back to a popular British hobby from the Victorian era for inspiration.…

Why do Native Plants Matter? Work with – not against – nature to achieve a sustainable and thriving home garden  The fancy new exotic plants displayed in your local garden…

Nature has an immense impact on health, wellness, and our environment. Gwenn Fried, manager of Horticulture Therapy at NYU Langone’s Rusk Rehabilitation, also says, “We know that people’s cortisol levels…