Where do all of the bees go in the winter? Discover where their buzz goes and how they survive the cold winter months.

Learn how leaf piles, dead stems, and natural shelters support overwintering insects and animals in your backyard.

Atlantic beekeeping news from the passage of the Pollinator Protection Bill to the latest on bee mites in New Jersey.

Planting coneflowers in November gives them time to set roots before spring. "If you're lucky enough to plant this perennial ...

Growing juicy plums on your balcony may sound ambitious, but with the right approach, it’s entirely possible. By choosing ...

AS Winter knocks on our door – it’s easy to forget you can still plant beautiful combinations to light up your inside and ...

Outdoors ladybugs and Asian lady beetles are good at eliminating garden pests. Indoors they can leaves stains and smells behind. Learn how to keep them away.

Because cucumbers are both satisfying on their own and versatile in many dishes, growing them indoors guarantees a fresh, ...

Prevent stink bugs from coming inside as the weather cools. While they don't bite or sting, their presence can be a stinky ...

This native shrub has beautiful flowers, stunning foliage, and delicious berries. Birds not only visit for the fruit but also for the bugs and nesting material.

Creating a safe haven for wildlife can be beneficial to your yard as well as the local ecosystem. Here are 15 ways to ensure ...

David advised: "Try to leave at least one quiet corner of your garden untouched until spring. Leaf piles left beneath shrubs ...