Pollinators are reshaping gardens this spring. Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and more draw attention as gardeners shift ...

Cutting gardens are trendy again... and they give you free bouquets. Here's a how-to on adding one to your yard.

While adorable to look at, the fairytale gets old fast when deer show up in the garden. But there are plants you can grow that they avoid.

According to NorthAmericanWhitetail.com, the species eats what is classified as "browse" (leaves and twigs of woody plants), "forbs" (weeds), grasses, nuts and fruits and mushrooms. The ...

The Lower Hudson Valley is home to hardiness zones 6a through 7b, which provides a great climate for many deer-resistant plants. Deer are more likely to stay away from poisonous and fragrant plants, ...

According to NorthAmericanWhitetail.com, the species eats what is classified as "browse" (leaves and twigs of woody plants), "forbs" (weeds), grasses, nuts and fruits and mushrooms. The ...

Plants can absorb plastic particles directly from the air. Particles in the air can enter leaves through various pathways, such as through structures on the leaf surface called the stomata and ...

Basil leaves are a common herb in most kitchens. Known for their culinary and medicinal properties, basil leaves have been used traditionally for relieving discomfort caused by insect-bites.