Gardening
Gardeners can strategize safe ways to keep garden pests at bay
Every gardener encounters uninvited dinner guests in the garden. The trick is knowing how to break up the party.
Ash tree program assists landowners in preserving icon of Virginia’s landscapes
A tiny invasive beetle brought the once-noble population of Virginia’s loftiest hardwoods to its knees.
Transform your green space into a wildlife haven
Craft a garden or landscape that’s both beautiful and beneficial to wildlife.
Farm Bureau women learn about tick-borne diseases and prevention
Virginia is home to 16 tick species. While most bites are harmless, a few species pose risks.
Embellish your space with edible ornamentals
Learn how to transform your patio or garden into an edible oasis.
Invasive pest quarantine found ineffective; repealed
The Virginia Spotted Lanternfly Quarantine is no longer effective, and the quarantine was repealed March 27.
Throwing Shade VA program offers discounts for planting native species
Virginians are once again being encouraged to throw some shade—in their landscapes, that is.
Plant a low-allergen garden to ease spring sneezing
Learn tips and tricks for alleviating spring allergies while gardening.
Backyard composting heaps ecological rewards on landscapes while reducing waste and erosion
A well-managed compost pile promotes the decomposition of organic materials that eventually crumble into a nutrient-packed humus for your garden.
