From selecting the right plants to proper watering techniques and dealing with pests, host Dan Gill delivers the information you need to garden successfully in Louisiana's unique climate.
Growing plants in containers allows us to grow them in places where there isn't soil like on our porches, decks or patios.
The last week of March is ideal for fertilizing lawns in South Louisiana, but how do you know if you should fertilize?
Spring has sprung, and with it comes pollen and allergies. But what is pollen?
Planting flower beds can compromise the termite protection around your home if you're not careful.
If you don't mind the possibility of some chilly weather, you can go out and get some planting done in your vegetable garden now.
So far, this has been a relatively mild winter, as a result many of the tropical plants in our landscape get really big by July.
Plants get essential nutrients from the soil, but if they're in short supply fertilizer is the supplement.
Yellow leaves and leaf drops are a rather ambiguous symptom in plants. A range of problems and normal cycles cause it.
Now's the time to do it. The cool winter months are the best to plant trees.
Lawns are still dormant now, so don't judge them too harshly. But you can tend to areas where grass has died out completely.
