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MacCubbin gives Florida gardening advice about rain lilies, podocarpus hedge, agapanthus, coonties, ligustrum, aphids and ...
A spring storm hit Fort Collins on May 7, bringing hail, thunder, lightning and heavy rain. The storm caused minor street flooding and shredded leaves with slushy hail. Over an inch of rain fell ...
Canadian farmers are likely to produce average-size wheat and canola crops this autumn, but years of drought have made rain ...
TOLEDO, Ohio — You step outside after a fresh spring rain, expecting clean, crisp air and a break from sneezing fits. But instead, your allergies hit harder than ever. So what’s going on ...
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The latest crop report has been released, showing plantings are well below the historical average. Only 72 percent of corn has been planted in Ohio this year compared to… ...
It’s no secret—spring in the South means pollen. But don’t let it stop you from enjoying your garden. “Pollen is just plants doing what they do to make more plants,” Rena laughs. Her advice?
A steady drizzle didn't stop gardeners in the Philadelphia area from flocking to local nurseries this weekend to get their hands dirty.
In North Little Rock, Arkansas widespread flooding turns some intersections into river ways and as rain continues, it's expected to get worse.
During dry spells, plants and certain types of bacteria in the soil produce oils that accumulate on surfaces. When rain finally arrives, the moisture interacts with these oils, releasing a ...
Additional rain can increase the growth of plants and weeds, which, after drying out, can increase the risk of wildfires.