A warmer than usual winter in northern Colorado is prompting rattlesnakes to emerge from their dens earlier than normal, ...

March and April are two of the most important pruning windows of the year. Dormancy is lifting, sap is moving, and the ...

Timing is essential when it comes to mulching your garden beds and you could end up trapping cold air. Here's the best time ...

Although Spring has just begun, unseasonably warm weather has brought early buds to the Roaring Fork and Colorado River ...

Learn the signs that your indoor plants are emerging from winter dormancy—and that it's time to change how you care for them.

Abundant rainfall and warm temperatures can lead to an increase in the presence of brown rot on stone fruits (peach, cherry, plum, nectarine), which results in rotten, inedible fruit. Early ...

Wait until lawn is actively growing, mowed multiple times, and temperatures have stabilized. Spot treat or use preemergent early; avoid mowing and watering right after post emergent treatment. If ...

Apply a 2 to 3-inch layer of mulch. This thickness is enough to block out weeds and preserve moisture in the soil without suffocating your plant’s roots. Keep mulch away from plant stems: Keep mulch a ...

Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.

While early emerging plants such as bulbs and tree fruit can tolerate cold temperatures, if temperatures drop too low, they can be damaged.

The Missouri Department of Conservation is offering a rare glimpse into the winter life of black bears in the state. Photos and video recently shared by the agency show staff ...

Get your lawn ready for 2026 with expert-backed spring care tips. Learn why March is the critical time for cleanup, fertilizing, weed prevention, and more.