The Lake Superior Zoo is honoring one of its most cherished residents. Malkia, the zoo’s beloved African lioness, has been part of the Lake Superior Zoo family since she arrived ...

Even without a pond, you can grow stunning water lilies if you follow the right planting methods using containers. Once ...

By Rachel Sargent Mirus Every year I know that spring has arrived when it’s time for my family to forage for ramps on a ...

Lesser celandine, on the state's watch list, is showing up in mid-Michigan and other locations this spring. Here's how to ...

Learn how to grow sweet potatoes in your garden. This guide covers planting, care, harvesting, and curing for a bountiful ...

Spring is officially here, and while pets are as eager as their owners to experience the great outdoors, the season of new ...

Digging bulbs is optional. If you dig up spring bulbs in the summer, keep them cool (60–65 degrees) until planting time in October. For bulbs that have grown crowded or need moving to another site, ...

Nonetheless, we enjoy our gardens and can introduce a moment of perfection and “paradiso” by including tropical plants.

The shoals spider lily, known as the Cahaba lily in Alabama, only blooms in three Southern states and for a few weeks a year.

It's definitely a gamble, Don Kinzler writes, but we have nothing to lose, and it’s a fascinating project to try.

Spring is here, and so are plenty of gorgeous flowers. Whether one of these seasonal favorites caught your eye or you received one as a holiday gift, here are five of the most common Easter and ...

The first wave of spring ephemerals has commenced, with colorful native wildflower blooms peering through the forest floor in Illinois. Gardeners plant crocuses, daffodils, tulips and other non-native ...