Garden
Gardeners urged to spray patios and paths with vinegar until November โ and itโs not as strange as it sounds
White vinegar may look humble sitting under your sink, but this everyday staple is your secret weapon for a calmer home this fall. When spiders start showing up and nerves rise, skip the harsh chemicals. Instead, use this simple, natural method to keep your space fresh, peaceful, and pest-free โ no toxic fumes or lab ... Read more
Say goodbye to hydrangeas: gardeners strongly advise stopping planting them, hereโs why.
Hydrangeas, once adored for their abundant blooms and vibrant foliage, are now facing an uncertain future in modern gardens. As climate change reshapes environmental conditions, these traditional garden favorites are becoming more difficult to cultivate successfully. The combined effects of heat stress, irregular rainfall, and rising disease susceptibility have prompted many horticulturists to recommend moving ... Read more
These plants and shrubs should be pruned in November, theyโll grow better in the spring
November may seem like a quiet month in the garden, but itโs actually one of the best times to get ahead on pruning. As temperatures cool and plants prepare for dormancy, selective trimming helps shape your shrubs, improve airflow, and encourage healthy regrowth when spring arrives. Proper pruning in late fall reduces the risk of ... Read more
					

