As fall settles in and temperatures start to drop, safeguarding fruit trees from frost becomes an essential responsibility ...

It can be daunting to consider all the things you have to do to make your home natural disaster-proof. Here's how to start and where to look for help.

If you’ve been wondering whether AI can do something useful, this is proof. AI is quickly becoming the handy robot friend we ...

From plans for spring harvest to spacing tips to planting basics, there’s a steady stream of tasks to do and things to look ...

Heavy rains can lead to waterlogged soil, which suffocates plant roots and can cause root rot. Start by loosening compacted soil with a garden fork or tiller to improve aeration. Adding organic matter ...

In today’s paved-over world, rain rarely gets the chance to sink into the soil. More often, it hurries over roofs, driveways, and concrete paths, dragging oil, dirt, and debris along the way before ...

The Washington State Salmon Recovery Funding Board and Puget Sound Partnership announced on Wednesday the award of more than ...

With that comes saying goodbye to many of our summer plants, the hustle to prep the garden for winter, and the sweet flavor ...

At times, the Chiefs have acknowledged it. At other points, they’ve downplayed it. But it made a difference last week.

Hardscaping is a game-changer for fire-resistant landscaping — especially in Zone 0 — because it creates natural firebreaks that stop flames in their tracks. Think gravel pathways, brick patios, and ...

Dry, dead leaves, as well as pine needles and dry grass, are extremely flammable. Remove all dead or dying vegetation within ...

Waynesville is slowly whittling down the cost of replacing the town's popular dog park that was destroyed by Tropical Storm Helene over a year ago, cutting it at least in half from the initial ...