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Historically, Sonoran desert plants have not been conducive to widespread wildfires, but in recent decades, an invasion of nonnative grasses has drastically changed the outlook for the state.

China is exploring the possibility of constructing a nuclear power plant on the Moon to provide ... which aims to put U.S. astronauts back on the lunar surface in December 2025.

Many people think that Bettas can live in small spaces like bowls and vases, but they are actually better off in ... Such low flow is also ideal for a moss ball and one real plant without getting ...

As sweet as some flowers or even a plant cutting may look in the tiny vase, using real plants will require frequent maintenance, and you may want to consider using fake plants for a less ...

The water treatment plant, put in place around 2000 using state funding, is now 10-15 years past its useful life expectancy, according to the State Water Control Board’s listed equipment ...

“Extra mulch around the roots will also help out plants that can't be moved inside.” In the Upper Hood River Valley, a Freezing Warning will go into effect at midnight. “Frost and freeze ...

Leslie Cornell of Cornell Design & Landscaping said when her customers ask about what native plants should go into their gardens ... “They always end up having to put up signage to explain to the ...

When you're moving, it's important to protect your household plants from tipping over or being shuffled. You can do this the day before or the day of your move, but don't put them in your vehicle ...

A gardening expert shared his top recommendation for a plant that should be in every garden due to its remarkable and natural pest control abilities. Gardeners of all levels often struggle with ...

Gardening experts at Crown Pavilions have found that leftover tea bags can give indoor plants a new lease on life and allow them to flourish even through the fluctuating spring temperatures.

Ozarks First’s very own Tom Trtan also contributed one very unique gardening tip he says was passed down to him from a local farmer… “To determine when to plant, put your bare behind on the ...