Gardening

Clear, sunny days can turn into frigid nights. Learn how to prepare the garden for potential crop-killing frost.

Cleverly camouflaged as clumps of mud, spotted lanternfly egg masses easily go undetected. State organizations are asking residents to pay attention, and report and destroy egg masses before they hatch this spring.

Home gardeners can begin planting a variety of vegetables that favor cool spring weather.

Spring gardens are sown with seeds ordered in the winter.

Discover the commonwealth’s vast array of state and national tree champions, and learn about the enthusiasts working to preserve the natural marvels.

They’re vibrant and elusive, often vanishing as quickly as they appear—making each unexpected visit all the more memorable.

September marks National Honey Month, and Virginia’s buzzing beekeeping industry offers plenty to celebrate.

Sunflowers might not be a major commodity in Virginia, but many farmers are expanding into the blooming business as they diversify their operations.

Summer heat breeds outdoor fun—and hidden critters looking for a quick bite. Virginians should take proper precautions when venturing outdoors as tick season continues.

Whether you’re blowing yard debris from walkways or driving a tractor through a field, noisy equipment can exacerbate hearing loss.