Late summer is a good time to prepare for your fall vegetable garden.
Gardening Tips and Techniques from University of Illinois Extension
Late summer is a good time to prepare for your fall vegetable garden.
If used properly, mulch rings can be a great benefit to the long term health of the trees in your landscape.
Pay attention to signs and labels in the garden center to ensure your new plants the greatest chance for success in your garden.
Extension educator Greg Stack demonstrates how different plant types can be used in container garden groupings.
Extension educator Jeff Rugg demonstrates how to deal with corn rootworm beetles on your vining vegetable crops.
Extension horticulturist Greg Stack talks about avoiding poison ivy when you are out in wooded or natural areas.
Extension horticulturist Sandy Mason and home gardener Deb Guardia discuss the characteristics of hosta that help resist slug damage.
'Broadway Lights' is a vigorous and floriferous Shasta Daisy for the garden.
Homeowners spend more time trying to control Creeping Charlie than perhaps any other lawn weed. U of I Extension horticulturist Greg Stack discusses methods of controlling this weed.