A garden full of fresh blooms and ripening produce is a gift. But if you’ve spotted little tunnels, dug-up bulbs, or half-eaten fruit, you may have tiny striped visitors. Chipmunks, while adorable, can quickly become disruptive. They dig for seeds, snack on berries, and stash food in your beds. The good news is that we … Read more
When you step into the garden early in the morning, you might notice chewed leaves, ragged petals, or little holes in young seedlings. The culprits often hide in the shadows: earwigs. These little brown insects with pincher-like tails can look intimidating, but in truth, they’re more of a nuisance than a danger. Still, if their … Read more
Raccoons may look cute with their ringed tails and masked faces, but in the garden they are anything but friendly. They dig up beds, steal ripe produce, knock over containers, and leave behind a mess that no gardener enjoys. If you’ve ever found half-eaten tomatoes or corn stalks pulled apart overnight, chances are a raccoon … Read more
Container gardening has opened the door for anyone to grow fresh vegetables—even without a backyard. A sunny patio or small balcony can transform into a productive mini farm. With the right vegetable choices and simple care, you can enjoy crisp greens, colorful peppers, and juicy tomatoes right outside your door. This guide walks you through … Read more