BURLINGTON, Conn. (WFSB) - USDA plant hardiness zones categorize areas based on their average minimum winter temperatures. But with our warming climate many parts of our state have moved to higher ...

They’re trying to clear the space of big items like trees and shrubs for winter, and likely have lots of perennials on their sad plant shelf. Comb through those sad plants carefully, because as ...

It is possible to brighten up those shady spots in your landscape. It is all about proper plant selection, planting and care.

In addition to planting tons of dill (because it bolts easily), I’m planting flat and curly parsley and slow-bolting cilantro. Obviously, I’m going to plant basil, but I’m specifically ...

For those with green fingers, October is not the time to ease up on gardening efforts and it's almost upon us. It's a crucial period for carrying out tasks that protect your plants during winter ...

Therefore, shopping for homes in terms of ZIP code isn’t a terrible approach because housing prices can vary substantially within a city based on the ZIP code. Read on to find out the most ...

We’ve updated our gardening gift guide and added a lovely classic harvest basket, rubber clogs from Italy, and a place to keep track of seeds. All avid gardeners have their preferred tools of ...

A home is never fully finished - at least not for those who are passionate about gardening and interiors. Whether you're looking to lighten your homes dark corners or brighten up your flowerbeds ...

How to get rid of common pests in the garden can be one of the most challenging parts of protecting your hard work. Find the best way to deter pests in our expert guides.

Every bite an herbivore takes comes at the expense of a plant. Are plants passive victims or do they actively resist these attacks? Some plants avoid herbivory by decreasing their apparency or ...

From pruning roses to planting clematis, in many ways, the hard work is only just beginning. This month can also be incredibly rewarding to see the fruits of our labour come to fruition.

Euripedes’ “Medea”, 10 a.m. Thursday, 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, Viking Room of the Student Center on the ...