If the summer heat is making your landscaping look a little tired, These plant suggestions and pruning tips from GP Landscape ...

Strong winds can turn trees into hazards for roofs and power lines, but a local tree expert says routine maintenance can reduce that risk before the next round of severe weather.

Put away your pruners for bigger, healthier blooms.

Extreme heat can cause stress to plants, resulting in wilting leaves and fewer flowers. Deadheading, or removing spent blooms, can encourage plants to produce more flowers. Allowing plants to go to ...

The third week of June is a good time to fertilize your hanging baskets and container gardens as they put on rapid growth with the warmer night temperatures. Using a water soluble fertilizer such as ...

Level 3 'Go now' orders remain as Hoag Fire tops 10,000 acres in Rock Creek Level 3 "Go Now" evacuations continue in Rock Creek as the Hoag Fire surpasses 10,000 acres in Gilliam County. Homes and ...

With many plants, pruning is done in late winter or early spring. However, some perform best with a good trimming in June. By early summer, many spring-blooming flowers, trees, and shrubs will wrap up ...

A TikTok from gardening expert Michael Griffiths is drawing attention for a simple warning that could save rhododendron owners a lot of frustration next year: Prune at the wrong time, and you could ...