If you've been in a home decor store in the last year, you've likely seen pampas grass everywhere. Whether it's displayed in a large vase or made into a seasonal wreath, dried pampas seems to be this ...

Everybody has heard of surf and turf. Today I want to discuss trees and turf (turf grass, that is). Have you ever seen fescue growing in the forest? Ninety-nine percent of the time you won’t see grass ...

We've got a problem that required investigative reporting. I've received dozens of questions asking what to plant beneath evergreen and deciduous trees because the lawn grass has grown poorly. Even ...

Q: I have a large tree that borders my back lot. A distinct border has formed along the leaf drip edge. Under the tree, the grass has turned mostly brown and straw-like. Outside the drip edge, the ...

As a floral designer, I first noticed a surge of interest in these fluffy stems in the early days of lockdown. We sold loads of them online when the shops were closed — they did very well when dyed in ...

STAR-ADVERTISER / 2001 Lychee trees tend to bear fruit less often when the weather is hot and dry. Lychee fruit grows at the Oahu Urban Garden. Select an option below to continue reading this premium ...

A tree surrounded by green lawn is a pretty picture for many people, but it’s hard to achieve — and tough on the tree. “Turf grass and trees don’t go together well,” said Stephanie Adams, a plant ...

Q: My backyard's a mess. We've got a dog that digs incessantly and chases stuff, making ruts everywhere. The main problem is a large area under two flowering cherry trees. Every year I plant grass ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Most trees don't like a lawn below - as you know if you've ever tried to get grass to grow around one. Tree roots need lots of space and water, and grass can't really compete.

Q: In May 2004 I had a soft maple cut down in my front yard. The stump and roots were ground up. I waited a month before smoothing out the ground and planting grass seed (creeping red fescue) and ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Clarence gives us some tips on growing an ancient Aussie icon - Grass trees. The Australia Botanic ...