Your questions for this column can be mailed to Round Yard and Garden at 428 W. Liberty St. , Wooster 44691. It is your questions that make this article interesting, so dont hesitate to send them in. Q: I have moss growing in bare spots in my lawn. I heard that lime can kill moss. … Read more
Clothing with ultra long front tie strings dangling down the shirt is a popular fashion trend right now. Oversized tee shirts flowy blouses and cropped tank tops will often feature exaggerated tie strings that are purposefully left extra long. While the loose strings look chic, they can also feel a bit awkward. If you’ve got … Read more
Every year, thousands of people in Arizona email or call Rosie Romero’s radio show with questions about everything from how to keep their chimneys from catching fire to how to get rid of tree roots that are growing into their sewers. His goal is to provide answers that suit the specific lifestyle wherever someone lives … Read more
With their showy spring blooms and sweet summertime fruit, cherry trees are a beloved addition to any landscape. However, keeping your cherries well-hydrated is key to enjoying this eye-catching tree to its fullest potential. Learning the right watering techniques and frequency for your climate is crucial. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover everything you need … Read more
Anise hyssop (Agastache foeniculum) is a beautiful plant, a perennial herb that is native to North America. It thrives in sunny locations and has long spikes of lavender-colored flowers that generally bloom June through September. It’s a member of the mint family. There is a big patch in my garden. It has spread out a … Read more
You may baby your rhododendron, but the popular shrubs can’t cry if they are not happy. Instead, they signal distress with yellow rhododendron leaves. If you ask, “Why do my rhododendron’s leaves look yellow?,” the answer could be anything from not watering it enough or planting it in the wrong soil. You’ll need to look … Read more
Feed birds on a budget. Want to feed the birds but don’t want to spend a lot of money? Here are some of our best cheap bird food ideas. Feeding birds can be an enjoyable and relaxing hobby. Watching colorful songbirds visit your yard provides entertainment, stress-relief, and a connection with nature. However, keeping bird … Read more
Carnivorous plants are masters at catching mosquitoes and flies. They are also your best friend at night. When you cant sleep because of those irritating buzzing insects, the carnivorous plant is your very best friend. Want to learn more about these fascinating plants? Then read our blog. You know the ones. the sleepless nights due … Read more
As a homeowner you’ve likely experienced the frustration of weeds popping up uninvited in your lawn garden beds, or even sprouting in the cracks of your driveway. Their ability to thrive and spread aggressively, despite unfavorable conditions, can seem mystifying. So how do these stubborn plants manage to grow from practically nothing? Weeds possess some … Read more
Snakes, like all other living things, are an important part of an ecosystem, but they might not want to be in your garden. Walking outside and finding them crawling across the floor is not an appealing sight. Even snakes that aren’t dangerous might bite in self-defense, and we all want to avoid getting bit by … Read more