If giant rats weren’t enough, something else is looking to hibernate in your home: cluster flies. You might ask: what’s so ...

In spring, you may see ladybugs that hid inside for the winter reemerging near bright doors and windows ... Place a small bag of cloves or bay leaves in the area they are gathering. You can also plant ...

If you want to continue caring for birds but wish to prevent rodents from gathering for the leftovers, there are a few things you can do to deter them.

Stink bugs are an invasive nuisance that seem to keep finding in your home. Here is the natural fragrance you should reach for and how to use it..

If you want your perennials to flourish and survive a year, experts say you should wait to plant these three kinds in the ...

Get ready to sweat, Winter Garden, because JAM Hot Chicken has announced its expansion into Plant Street Market. It’s a thrilling move for Andrew Scala, who grew up on Orlando’s west side. “It’s like ...

Even indoor plants can sometimes have a tough time surviving the winter. Fortunately, there's a lot you can do to help your ...

For some, the gardening season is winding down. Our zucchini and cucumbers are pretty much gone. The lettuce and spinach have long gone to seed. Other plants look long and scraggly. It’s time to move ...

Pushing fallen leaves into garden beds to insulate plants and nourish the soil will also shelter hibernating insects that, in turn, will sustain ground-feeding birds. It’s much better for the ...

As the seasons change and the autumn chill creeps in, many gardens begin to fade, but what if you could continue to enjoy fresh greens from your own yard through the colder months? There's a ...

Many gardeners understand the ecological importance of native plants, which are those plants that occur naturally in a geographic area, and have evolved over thousands of years, shaped by local ...

The Urchin Plant is a Divine seed that was introduced to Grow a Garden on September 6, 2025, as part of the Fairy Update expansion. If you're looking to add this elusive crop to your garden, I've put ...