It's been a brutally hot summer throughout the U.S., and it's even worse in many urban pockets. Trees can help.

It’s psychological.” Michael Cafiero, a landscape designer in Brooklyn, says arborvitae is his go-to privacy hedge. “They’re quick-growing native trees, very dense evergreens, and they kind of create ...

One of my favorite flowers found in the eastern conifer forests of Door County is the thimbleberry. It produces large, showy 1.5-inch white flowers in June on shrubs that grow […] ...

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Bitwise predicts $20B in Ethereum investments from ETFs and companies. Demand could outpace supply 7 to 1, pushing ETH price ...

Native insects have evolved along with native plants, so they recognize them as food. Filling a garden with exotic plants ...

Control grass growing in your flower beds before it depletes resources your plants need. From installing edging to adding a ...

Jim Cramer buys Bitcoin as a bitcoin hedge against America's $37.8T debt, citing concerns for the future and asset security.

Think it's too hot to plant? Think again. Mid-July may feel sweltering, but garden expert Jennifer Brennan from Chalet Home & ...

The Barbados threadsnake, which reaches about four inches fully grown, has only been seen a handful of times since 1889.

WAIT ON WEED KILLERS: Avoid using most lawn weed killers on your lawn now. High temperatures increase the chance of ...

With hosepipe bans in force across several English regions and more restrictions likely to follow, gardeners face some tough ...