I have seven hydrangeas that just won't bloom. They look great, and they have looked like they're ready to bloom for two months; and I have like 12 flowers alt…

Late summer to early fall is muscadine season in the South.

Can you please tell me what's wrong with my 20-year-old peace lily? It continues to put on new leaves and looks healthy, but it is droopy, droopy, droopy.

I planted this hardy hibiscus (aka Dixie rose mallow) in late spring of last year. So far it has made no buds or blooms but has grown to approximately 7 to 8 f…

These hard clear bubbles have formed from secretions from a few of my wild cherry trees. Do you think it is heat related or an indication of pending tree doom?

Wow! What a difference a month makes. From our horrid July, we had a most pleasant August.

My peppers have not produced as they normally do. I am assuming the heat is most likely responsible for the failure of my pepper plants to produce.

I think most gardeners will agree that this has not been their best gardening season to date. The wet spring gave us a bit of a slow start, but what really too…

A few years ago I was doing some work at an old abandoned homeplace about the middle of October here in Siloam Springs. Upon arriving I found a yard full of th…

We have several large stands of purple coneflowers that I usually just allow to go to seed for the goldfinches to enjoy. The heat has shortened their season th…

Why are tomatoes looking like the attached photo? They were like this last year.

I hope you can help me. I have [sent photos] of the front and back of one of my tomatoes. As you can see, something seems to be eating it.

We have seen some record-breaking heat this summer, and many parts of the state dry and humid. August is often our hottest month, so be prepared.

I have been working to keep my flowers hydrated as you advised. Just saw that something is wrong with my trumpet flowers. What is it and how do I control it?

Gardeners across the country are being encouraged to plant milkweed for the monarch butterflies, but monarchs aren't the only butterflies, or pollinators, in A…