7 Plants to Prune in April Before It’s Too Late

Find out what to prune in April—and which plants to leave alone—with expert tips to protect spring blooms and encourage ...
University of Wyoming

UW Extension Offers Resources on Caring for Landscape Plants Damaged by Mild Winter, Yo-Yoing Temps

For Wyoming residents concerned about how their landscape plants will cope with a dry, windy and mild winter followed by ...
Southern Living

How To Attract Bluebirds And Keep Them Coming Back Year After Year

Learn about attracting bluebirds to your garden with this comprehensive guide on the best food, habitat, and bird houses to ...
The Intelligencer

Tree-mendous Tree Talks and Walks

These Tree-mendous Talks and Walks will be happening monthly. May 27th is the likely date for the next Walk and it will be at Clifford “Sonny” Belch Park where people will be able to see a large ...

Community news: Local basketball player joins Washington Wizards organization, more

News from the community includes items from River Grove, La Grange, Elmhurst, Triton College, Darien and more.
Extension at the University of Minnesota

Habitat at home: How communities can strengthen ecosystems together

Minnesota’s natural landscapes face growing pressure, but the good news is that everyone can play a role in being caretakers.
The Malaysian Reserve

In HelloNation, Landscaping Expert Jeremy Windemuller Explains Mixing Shrubs, Trees, And Flowers Effectively

The article outlines how layered planting supports year-round beauty, plant health, and balanced garden design.GRAND RAPIDS, ...

Don’t Recycle That Box—Use It to Kill Weeds Instead

Since cardboard is biodegradable, you can use it in your garden to help block weeds and amend your soil. Here’s how. Cardboard works to block sunlight and hence prevents any weeds from growing ...
AZ Animals

Scientists Just Discovered Japan’s First New Bird Species in Over 40 Years

DNA tests and bird song recordings reveal Japan’s cryptic Tokara Leaf Warbler, a rare island bird only just recognized as its own species.
Mother Jones

These Scientists Tested How Climate Change Affects Wild Meadows—With Alarming Results

At the time, it was believed a temperature increase could lead to longer, lusher grasses. But instead of flourishing, the grasses and wildflowers started to disappear, replaced by sage brush. The ...