Repotting houseplants is a popular topic among home gardeners, but just how often should you be doing it? Many plant enthusiasts question the frequency of this essential task, leading to confusion and varying practices.

Recent freezing weather may have damaged plants in your yard, but not all damage is permanent. Some plants may look worse before they get better, according to Sara MacDonald at the St. Lucie County Extension office of the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences.

You don’t need a backyard, a green thumb, or even decent weather to grow fresh food. Indoor gardening has quietly become one of the most accessible ways to keep nutritious ingredients within arm’s reach year-round,

When it comes to bringing plants into the United States, regulations are strict and for good reason. The USDA and other regulatory bodies work to protect native ecosystems, agriculture, and public health from invasive species,

You've likely not heard of the term myrmecophily. Literally meaning ant love, it refers to ants' bonds with other organisms. Read more here.

Grist reports solar farms, like the Gemini project, can enhance biodiversity, supporting rare plants like the threecorner milkvetch through ecovoltaics.

Now that the damage has been done, where do we go from here? Check out these tips from Sally Scalera, master gardener and urban horticulture agent.

President Trump has directed the Department of Energy to prioritize coal as part of his mission to obtain "American energy dominance."