Should you buy sets or seeds? Long-day or short-day onions? Learn how to grow onions, and how to harvest and store them ...

MacCubbin gives Florida gardening advice about caring for amaryllis, gardenias, gerber daisies, tomatoes, azaleas, orchids ...

They pop up seemingly out of nowhere, but should you be concerned? We got the scoop on those strange, little white fungus balls in your soil.

Mushrooms in your lawn? Learn about common types, what they indicate about your soil and what to do about them. If you take pride in your lush, green lawn, you might be alarmed to find mushrooms ...

The mushroom—about five inches tall with a greenish yellow-white cap ... however, the fungus Cryphonectria parasitica landed on American soil. In Japan and China, the fungus was only a ...

Blue, yellow, and orange spots are also likely to be various types ... Also, not every strange-colored spot on the soil is mold. It could be a mineral deposit, such as limescale, particularly if the ...

What's more, before the leaves fall in autumn, they turn vibrant shades of yellow, orange and red. Great for well-drained, fertile soil in full sun or partial shade. Fortunately, Yew (Taxus baccata) ...

Let the soil dry to an appropriate level between waterings based on the care required for the type of plants in your collection. Yellow sticky traps will collect adult fungus gnats and prevent them ...

A DEADLY fungus invasion has hit Britain as mushrooms so poisonous a mouthful could kill you spring up in UK soil, experts claim ... consists of a shiny olive-yellow to greenish-bronze cap ...

With a plug of yellow spores ... spores drop into the soil where nymphs of the next generation may encounter them. Scientists have long been puzzled about how exactly the fungus energizes cicadas.

Monitor for fungus gnats and other pests by inspecting the foliage, using yellow sticky cards, and setting a cut potato on the soil surface to trap fungus gnat larvae. If plants are infested, treat ...