gardening

It smells like either death, rotting fish, sweaty socks or a combination of all three.

Those squirrels don't stand a chance.

No, they are not trying to give their yards a much needed bath.

Interestingly enough, it turns out that this is less a horror story, and more of a love story—between the ants and the peonies.

It isn't all good, but despite the flaws and negativities of spring, there are still reasons to be excited for the season.

Have fun, get out, and attend one of these many events this weekend in Twin Falls and around the Magic Valley.

Camping, fishing, swimming, and hitting the lake are obvious ways to spend Memorial Day, but there are tons of events and other options around Twin Falls as well.

A newly developed app may be changing the game, and it may make getting locally grown products easier. The app will benefit the farmers and the customers as well.

If your thumb could use a more vibrantly tinted shade of green, this Saturday you're going to need to head to the Master Gardener Symposium.

I thought it was just me. I felt that I was cursed. Every plant that I have ever tried to grow has died. They didn't die after years of thriving. In fact, they didn't even have a week of thriving. They have all died within three weeks, but maybe I'm not a terrible plant parent, but I'm choosing to grow plants that are just above my difficulty level...

Spring time in Idaho means the birds are chirping, the flowers are starting to bloom and toxic plants could be popping up in your yard or where you take your pets for walks. There are some plants that you should know about that are toxic to pets if ingested.

This is the first year I have tried a garden and I was pretty proud of it until I pulled my first cucumber off the bush. It looks like a giant squash instead of a cucumber. What did I do wrong? I promise this is a cucumber.