Gardening Tips On Wbbm Newsradio

Making sure your lawn can flourish in spring.

How to plant a terrarium at home.

Now is the perfect time to sow seeds of cool season crops.

How to properly prune fruit trees.

Tips for which flowers do well in spring's temperature fluctuations.

March is a good month for starting seeds, especially vegetables and herbs that thrive in summer.

pruning is best done in the winter when shrubs and trees are dormant.

Here are tips to car for Orchids.

How to select the highest quality bunch of flowers for Valentine's day and make them last.

Winter in Chicago can be long and cold but inclement weather shouldn't stop us from appreciating an interesting view through the window.

Do you have all the tools needed to start seeds indoors? Gather the gear for seed starting this winter. Begin with fresh seed or saved seed that’s been properly stored. Check expiration dates on seed packets.

Preparing orchids for winter can be tricky because there are so many variables in keeping them healthy and happy.

When the air is calm and the sun gleams off the snow, the day is right for a winter walk in the woods.

January is the perfect time to go over garden notes and photos from last summer to identify the areas in your garden that you’d like to improve.

Reduce, reuse, and recycle is a good way to be use more environmentally friendly practices.

This winter, please take a moment to think about your gardening resolutions. Reduce, reuse and recycle is a helpful phase when beginning to think about increasing environmentally friendly practices in the garden.

Take the stress out of holiday decorating by using plant material.

Proper care of your poinsettia plant can extend the colorful bloom through the New Year and beyond.

Pine cones, common in our holiday decorations are part of an interesting group of cone bearing plants called conifers.

Holiday lights brighten up the winter, here are a few tips to help make stringing them in your garden safe and easy.