It’s always fun to find new and interesting ways of doing things. Here are some different tips on how to grow plants from seeds or propagate from cuttings.
Gardens come alive with the buzzing of bees, fluttering butterflies and graceful hummingbirds each spring and summer.
Sweet, tart and juicy, a pineapple is a delicious treat, especially in the hot summer. It is one of my favorite tropical fruits to eat and make juice from. Originating in tropical South America, it is grown extensively in Hawaii.
Rice production across Acadiana has gotten off to a rocky start for some farmers across the region.
Rudbeckia, a member of the daisy family, has long been a popular choice for gardeners and landscapers alike. With its bright yellow and orange blooms, rudbeckia adds a splash of color to any garden or landscape.
As Mother’s Day approaches, many of us begin to reflect on the important role our mothers and grandmothers have played in our lives.
The last Friday of April is when our nation collectively celebrates arbor day. This weekend is a great time to plant a new tree in your home landscape. Need some convincing?
Here are some benefits of trees:
Creating your own potting soil is fun, easy, saves you money and allows you to know exactly what is in your soil. All of these recipes use compost instead of fertilizer.
LSU AgCenter plant doctor Raj Singh says homeowners around the state are beginning to see an increase in take-all patch, also known as take-all root rot.
If you’re a gardener, you know that dealing with pests is an inevitable part of the job.