Sneezing, coughing, watery eyes and a runny nose all signify the arrival of spring for those with pollen allergies.

Make a few changes in your plant selection and garden care to help manage water use while growing healthy plants.

H-O-T-T-O-O-A-K: The air is warming, the blossoms are showing off, and everyone you know is sneezing. You might have heard ...

Before planting clear the area of all grass and weeds. Add 4 to 5 shovelfuls ... can avoid using chemicals on your trees.

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation released its annual Allergy Capitals list in March. The report uses data from the 100 ...

Ivy can be tricky to remove, given how resilient and thick-growing it is. But it's not impossible, according to gardening ...

When used properly, organic mulch can provide numerous benefits for garden beds and landscapes. When used improperly, mulch can cause serious damage. With the growing season fast approaching, learning ...

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Before planting clear the area of all grass and weeds ... on your trees. Parasitic wasps, ladybeetle and lacewing larvae, and adult ladybeetle are some of the more common beneficial insects ...

The pollen forecast isn't horrible the next few days due to the wet weather. Rain kelps keep the pollen count at bay. However, warmer weather, dry days and gusty winds can cause the pollen count to ...

Symptoms of seasonal allergies and the common cold can overlap. Learn how to tell them apart so you can get the treatment you ...