New housing and shopping areas are often desirable improvements to any human community. But what benefits one species can be ...

Spring brings the return of color to the garden as bulbs bloom, perennials re-emerge, and new annuals settle in. But there’s ...

Azaleas are ubiquitous in the South and seem to have loved the cold weather this past winter. The evergreen varieties were ...

If your weed-control program in soybeans needs ... High temperatures cause weeds to droop and their leaves to roll up, which can prevent good spray coverage, according to University of Minnesota ...

Because they're biennial, planting seeds or new plants ... weed growth that may compete for soil nutrients. Both of these situations also cause the flowers to look a bit sad and droopy.

Looking for houseplants with a little more colour? These flowering species are your solution and come in every colour you ...

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Get set for a crash course on marijuana terminology you'll hear in this podcast. We’ll also go over the genetic makeup of the ...

More than a hundred marijuana plants were seized from a home in Meade County last week.The Meade County Sheriff's Office said detectives received a tip on March 14 about a marijuana growing ...