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Garden Q&A: Red cap lichen can be found on moist organic surfaces and what to use to make raised garden beds.

Garden Q&A: No need to worry about those bus of the viburnum and how to keep the roots of potted perennials warm enough.

Garden Q&A: The leaf-footed bug is not a kissing bug (eww) and what to do to keep your giant houseplant happy.

Garden Q&A: Smother winter weed sprouts before they explode in the spring and don't worry about the mushrooms in your herb garden, just don't eat them.

As I sit and think about all the non-Amazon-Prime-related reasons to love this season, I’m starting to feel a tiny toastiness brewing in my belly, a wee urge to deck the halls, do a jingle bell rock and take the kids a-wassailing (whatever that means).

Garden Q&A: What is this cricket found in my basement? And what should I give to help the bird population?

Garden Q&A: Replace colorful but invasive plant like euonymus with high bush blueberry or other native plants. And that fiddle leaf fig will grow taller than three feet.

Garden Q&A: Red blotch on amaryllis must be treated and here are some bulbs that deer won't eat, unlike tulips.

Garden Q&A: Toads won't make it through the winter unless they burrow and hibernate. And compost can be kept outside, but one might want to cover it to keep precipitation from leaching out the good stuff.

A 20th century estate in Glen Arm known as the "The Land O Promise" is on the market for $1,099,000.

By Hallie Miller

Nov 13, 2019

Garden Q&A on what to do with butterfly chrysalises on old vegetation and leaving straw on new grass.

Gardeb Q&A: Be on alert for spotted lanternfly, which love the tree of heaven, but devour other plants. And yes, the drought has been bad enough to harm some plants.