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Illinois gardeners know that summer can be unpredictable. While the state experiences cold winters, July and August often bring stretches of intense heat, high humidity, and periods of drought. Choosi …

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Planting trees on hillsides and slopes does more than beautify your landscape—it helps prevent soil erosion, stabilizes the ground, improves water absorption, and creates valuable wildlife habit …

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Kansas is known for its hot summers, strong winds, and periods of drought. Choosing the right trees can make all the difference when creating a beautiful, low-maintenance landscape. The best heat-tole …

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North Dakota is known for its cold winters, but its summers can be surprisingly hot, dry, and windy. Choosing trees that can handle both high temperatures and periods of drought will help cre …

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South Dakota is known for its cold winters, but summers can be surprisingly hot, dry, and windy. Whether you live in the Black Hills, the Missouri River Valley, or the eastern plains, choosing trees t …

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Virginia Creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia) is one of North America's most attractive native climbing vines. Famous for its vibrant green summer foliage that transforms into brilliant shades of cri …

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