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Weeds in garden landscapes are plants growing where they do not belong. Here are tips for effective removal and control strategies that can minimize maintenance.

Piles of old newspapers are a non-toxic way to kill weeds and grass in perennial and vegetable gardens

Got weeds? Who doesn't! Follow these simple weed control tips beginning early in the spring to control weeds in your flower garden all season long.

Don't you have better things to do than weed the garden? More simple steps to controlling weeds in the flower garden all season long -- with minimal work.

Keep your late summer garden looking the best in the neighborhood with this streamlined list when what you really dream about is running through the sprinkler.

Weeds are ugly and hard to get rid off - especially if chemicals are no option. Here are some safe and organic ways to kill unwanted sprawling plants.

Weed the garden to bring balance and harmony into your life.

Whether you went on vacation and came home to weeds or you have been battling weeds in your garden all season, follow this guide to summer weed control now.

If you practice weed prevention in the organic garden, you'll never miss your chemical herbicides.

Roto-tilling an entire garden may encourage weed growth and other garden problems, and it is not the greenest practice!

Every organic gardener needs a quality garden hoe to make yard work easier.

The average back garden may appear safe place for animals, but chicken keepers should be aware that some common garden plants can be potentially lethal.

Weeding is one of the most detested of all gardening chores, but it doesn't have to be. Weeding can be made much simpler by implementing a few work saving methods.

The school holidays are around the corner. Try out these helpful ideas that will occupy the youngsters and replace nonsense video games.

If ticks are preventing you from enjoying your organic garden, you can kill or control these pests without using harmful chemicals.

Tiny but prolific thrips deform flowers and carry diseases, especially in greenhouses. You can control these pests without chemicals with a four-step approach.

Flower gardeners know perennial flowers respond to basic care with better blooms and vigorous growth. Follow these summer care tips for your best perennial garden ever!

Adult spider mites winter below the soil surface, living in plant debris until the late spring warmth brings them up to feed on tender shoots.

WWOOF is an organization that allows travelers to see a new part of the world in an authentic way while learning about organic farming by working voluntarily.

Perennial vegetables will be growing in the same spot for as much as two decades, so it's important to choose and prepare their locations carefully.