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Here’s what to do about these sometimes pesky garden residents. You may enjoy seeing lively little chipmunks scamper around your garden. But when they’re digging in your flower pots, eating bulbs, and ...

Today, we're talking about rats. They've been in the news a lot lately - whether at the center of a ongoing downtown coney feud or suburban communities wrestling with the problem. So what actually ...

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When it comes to purchasing a used car, German engineering often tops the list for those who want luxury and performance, but ...

This phenomenon, called marcescence, adds a unique dimension to the winter landscape, and gives me something to ponder while ...

There are still spots available for two in-person winter tree identification workshops through the Arboretum at the University of Guelph, if you want to sign up now. Alison Morrison, manager of ...

Niskayuna is seeking the most evocative photos of town trees in the wintertime in a photo contest run by the town tree ...

If you’ve already got a tree or two planted, winter dormancy is the time for some pruning and spraying, two chores that intimidate the uninitiated. February is a good time to accomplish these tasks.

The water freezes and expands causing damage to the trees. Older trees are just as susceptible to winter’s harsh temperatures as the young trees. Johnston offers a few tips on what homeowners ...

This was not good for the grand old oaks. "Trees would like winter to come on nice and slowly, and then have a nice cold winter," said Tiddens, "and then also the inverse when we get into spring ...