Gardening changes with the seasons, so you’ll need to adjust the way you take care of your garden. You’ll need to keep up ...

Longer growing seasons may sound beneficial. Trees may take up more carbon and offer better shade. But there are downsides. A ...

A photograph of a Pennsylvania landscape on a frigid February day shows a sweep of a common reed grass etched in earth tones against a field of snow. Although frozen in time, the grass gives the ...

As climate change warms the Earth, plant hardiness zones are shifting northward. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has updated its plant hardiness zone map, which shows where various plants will ...

“Plants are moving north, chasing water,” Gendron said. Plants use daylength to try and predict when those optimal temperatures and water conditions might come, but climate change is causing them to ...

Climate Change Shifts Frost Seasons & Plant Growth Date: October 17, 2000 Source: University Of Maryland, College Park Summary: An off-season "Jack Frost" is nipping life away from some plants in ...

Scientists may be underestimating how plants will respond to rising global temperatures when they study hot summers but not ...

Plants detect subtle changes in red light and instigate dormancy as autumn descends. Art180/Shutterstock. Just as the autumn can engineer a drop in the level of the hormone serotonin in our blood ...

As the seasons change, so does our climate in Central Florida: The rainy season is replaced by the dry season. Plants are also affected during this transition as the temperatures change as well.

Bigleaf hydrangea responds to several light applications of fertilizer during the growing season. A general-purpose fertilizer, such as 8-8-8 or 10-10-10 applied at a rate of 1 pound (2 cups) per ...