Florida Gardening
Fall Feeding Can Raise the Chance of Florida Black Bear Visits, and Yard Food May Be One Attractant
Fall is a busy eating season for Florida black bears, and that can matter for anyone with a…
Oct 14, 2026
Plant Care
The California Shrubs That Make Your Fence Line a Dead End for Rats Instead of a Highway
Roof rats love a fence line wrapped in thick ivy or overgrown hedges, because it gives them a…
Oct 14, 2026
Florida Gardening
The Dry Summer May Have Stressed Some St. Augustine Lawns, and October Is a Time to Assess and Care for Turf
Brown, thin patches showed up in plenty of St. Johns County yards after a dry summer. Before you…
Oct 14, 2026
Plant Care
How To Support Lizard Habitat in Your California Yard During Late-Season Heat
Warm days can linger in California well into autumn, and your yard lizards are out in it. These…
Oct 14, 2026
Florida Gardening
Florida’s Biggest Garden Trend This Year Is Feeding Pollinators, and These 7 Natives Do It Best
A flower bed can do more than brighten the view from your porch. With the right Florida natives,…
Oct 14, 2026
Plant Care
California Western Fence Lizards Patrol Your Garden Beds for Beetles, but Tidy Fall Cleanup Leaves Them Homeless
That quick gray lizard doing push-ups on your garden wall is a western fence lizard, and it eats…
Oct 14, 2026
Gardening Tips
Geranium cuttings can be rooted in water on your windowsill when cold threatens
Those potted bedding geraniums on your porch can turn into new plants for next spring. All it takes…
Oct 14, 2026
Texas Gardening
Is That Recurring Central Texas Lawn Weed Nutsedge? Why It Keeps Returning and What Fall Can Really Do
You pull a grassy-looking weed out of your lawn, and a few weeks later it is back like…
Oct 14, 2026
Gardening Tips
Which Hard Green Tomatoes Left After Frost Are Worth Trying to Ripen Indoors
Frost hit, and now your tomato plants look rough, but a few hard green fruits are still hanging…
Oct 14, 2026