Why Gardener’s do not dig Groundhogs A groundhog’s, or woodchuck’s burrow are holes with large piles of dirt at the entrances and are a nuisance

The New Year has come and gone and for many so have resolutions. If you are like me, busy, stressed and trying to carve out

The tulips in my front yard are always a welcome sign after a cold Connecticut winter.  We have a dog and a cat which patrol

Can a cute little creature cause big problems? Just ask landscapers and gardening enthusiasts and you will find that the answer is a resounding “yes”!

Start Thinking Ahead to Spring The calendar says it is February, but gardening enthusiasts have already begun planning for spring.  Seeds are being ordered, grow

Peter Rabbit did not listen to his mother when she warned him NOT to go into Mr. McGregor’s garden. This story is not surprising to

The calendar says it is January, but gardening enthusiasts have already begun planning for spring.  Seeds are being ordered, grow lights are being tested and

Did you ever wonder how those pathways you find in your lawn after the snow melts got there? Unfortunately, these unsightly pathways are made by

People may be surprised to hear that birds learn to migrate from their parents and flock—they don’t hatch with this complex knowledge. So released geese