(Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post) Once your weed has dried, it’s time to cut the buds off the stalk and start trimming. The goal here is to remove excess leaves or plant matter from the bud ...

For every small shot weed or emerging dandelion ... to break up hard-packed earth for better plant growth. The second early spring chore is the pruning. Most roses benefit from being cut back ...

But cannabis isn’t your average snake plant — it’s sensitive and requires ... When they’re ready, cut down the branches, trim the leaves, and hang the branches to dry in your tent for ...

this creeping plant is Oxalis pes-caprae, a perennial that most consider a weed but others welcome for its buttery blooms in late winter or early spring. Oxalis is popularly known as sorrel ...

Prune any plants damaged in our recent heavy rains ... A heavily mulched garden, of course, will also depress weed seed germination from the simple fact that the sunlight needed for seeds to ...

Here’s what to prune in your garden this spring, including perennials and shrubs. Learn simple tips to refresh your garden ...