All plants go through periods of dormancy. Learn how to tell if your plants are going dormant, dying, or dead.

Fall is the ideal time to plant ornamentals as cooler weather allows for strong root establishment before spring.

Each dead plant offers a possible learning experience that can translate into more gardening success in the future.

SEATTLE — Trees upon towering trees make up what Washingtonians know to be one of the most stunning landscapes in the nation. In Shoreline, a towering fir tree was cut down. While beautiful at one ...

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Bare stems, yellow leaves, no new growth? Don’t panic! Dormancy is nature’s way of recharging. But what is dormancy in plants ...

Here’s how to care for ornamental grasses after cutting them back: Water the soil if it is dry, but don’t waterlog it. For warm- and cool-season grasses, add some compost around the base. Feed ...

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Tennessee property owners are responsible for maintaining their own trees and preventing them from becoming a nuisance on neighboring properties. Trees whose trunks straddle property lines are ...