Articles related to "Wet Spring"

A wetter than usual spring and/or a hotter and drier than usual summer will be reflected in how the garden looks in the late summer.

NOAA scientists predict major flooding across most of the United States, due to record rainfall and snow pack this winter. La Niña continues through June 2008, weakening.

Discover why foliage appears to turn colors in the fall, using science to explain the drastic change from green to brilliant red, orange, yellow and gold leaves.

Ample summer rains in many areas of the country is giving rise to large mosquito populations, making outdoor activities, especially at night, downright unpleasant.

Bloom cycles are important for total garden enjoyment. Mountain gardens, with their short growing season, depend upon distinct color combinations and a quick start.