Gardening Care

How to Feed the Plants in the Landscape McDonald Green Leaf, Traditional and Organic All plants require specific nutrients from the soil.

Hampton Roads’ summers are long, hot and humid, and we’re approaching that time of year when water becomes the essential elixir in your garden.

Fertilome Spring Weed Control Kit While it’s way more fun to think about the blooms and lush lawns that spring brings…

Impatiens Downy Mildew Impatiens Downy Mildew Symptoms Impatiens Downy Mildew is a relatively new disease problem for American gardens and now is being observed in many areas around the country.

The Fall Lawn McDonald Garden Center Fall Lawn Kit Check out the video to learn more about fall lawn kits: Everyone knows that a lush, green lawn is a labor of love.

Arch butterfly has long been an ambassador of nature in the garden and a symbol of summertime. Generations of schoolchildren have archs in classrooms, watching in awe as caterpillars transform into beautiful orange and black adult.

Lavender Forsythia Viburnum Spirea Ah, deer. Gentle, majestic woodland royalty. Or hosta eating road hazards, depending on your point of view.

By Jeff Willett, Landscape Designer Water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink. An old saying for sure, but if you have a home one thing you don’t want to see is water, water everywhere!

Selecting the Right Mulch There is no one, universal mulch for everything. There are pros and cons to every mulching material.

Moles can be frustrating, especially when you go to mow your lawn for the first time this spring and realize they have taken hold over the ths.