#Gardening

How to Properly Prepare Pear Trees for Winter: Watering, Bark Care, and Rodent Protection

Science 10/22/2026, 19:46

How to prepare pear trees for winter: recommendations on deep soil watering, bark protection against sunburn, and installing reliable rodent barriers.

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Viburnum in Autumn: When to Harvest Berries, How to Cut Clusters, and Which Branches Not to Prune

Health 10/21/2026, 19:28

In autumn, viburnum is covered in scarlet berries. We examine when to harvest, how to cut clusters with pruners, and why heavy pruning at this time can deprive you of flowers and fruits next year.

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First Autumn Frosts: How to Protect Saplings and Cover Young Trees

Health 10/19/2026, 17:30

The first autumn frosts do not require immediate covering of all plants. Experts advise checking species hardiness, mulching the soil, and using agrotextile for heat-loving saplings.

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Pruning Lilacs, Hydrangeas, and Lavender: What to Do in Autumn Without Harming Your Garden

Science 10/13/2026, 10:17

Experts explain which shrubs and trees should not be pruned in autumn. Mistakes in caring for lilacs, hydrangeas, lavender, and fruit crops can ruin spring blooms and cause diseases.

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Autumn Lawn Preparation for Winter: What to Do in October

Science 10/11/2026, 16:05

Experts outlined key rules for October lawn care: raking leaves, mowing specifics, watering, and controversial fertilization aspects.

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Why Orchid Leaves Turn Yellow: When It Is Normal and When the Plant Needs Saving

Health 10/11/2026, 10:33

Find out why orchid leaves turn yellow: when it is a natural aging process of the lower leaves, and when the plant urgently needs saving from diseases and care mistakes.

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Houseplants in October: When Repotting Is Needed vs When Soil Replacement Is Enough

Health 10/10/2026, 16:29

Experts explain how to determine whether houseplants need repotting in October or if simply replacing the soil substrate is enough.

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Autumn Balcony Preparation: How to Protect Plants and Furniture Before Frost

Technology 10/08/2026, 16:40

Expert tips on preparing your balcony for winter: clearing debris, protecting furniture, safeguarding plants from frost, and checking drainage.

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Garlic, Onions and Late Harvest in October: What to Do in the Garden Before Frosts

Science 10/04/2026, 13:51

October requires completing vital garden tasks: planting winter garlic and onions, gathering the late harvest, and preparing soil for frosts per expert recommendations.

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How to Properly Store Beets, Carrots, and Potatoes in Winter: Key Rules and Common Mistakes

Health 09/30/2026, 19:29

Expert recommendations on proper winter vegetable storage: what conditions carrots, beets, onions, and potatoes need, and what mistakes to avoid.

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Autumn Planting of Tulips: When to Plant Bulbs and at What Depth

Science 09/25/2026, 13:55

Experts provide guidelines on preparing the soil and choosing the best time to plant tulip bulbs in autumn 2026 to ensure strong root establishment before winter.

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You can ripen green tomatoes at home: where to keep them, what to cover them with, and why the fridge does them harm

Science 09/19/2026, 01:09

Green tomatoes picked from the garden before the frost can be ripened at home: all it takes is warmth, a dry room, and a box with paper, while sunlight and the refrigerator only harm the process.

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First frosts in Ukraine: which flowers need to be covered by the end of September and how to do it properly

Culture 09/17/2026, 01:56

From September 21, a cooling to +10…+17 °C is expected in Ukraine. The RHS and Ukrainian authorities recommend covering dahlias, cannas, begonias, pelargoniums and petunias with agrofiber, and moving container plants indoors.

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Why Grapes Rot Right on the Vine: 5 Causes and How to Save Your Harvest During Harvest Season

Science 09/13/2026, 08:39

Ripe clusters can spoil right on the vine: darkening, cracking, and developing a coating. We break down the five main causes of grape rot and the measures that help save the harvest during harvest season.

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Carrots are still small in September: two steps to help the roots ripen

Science 09/10/2026, 17:09

Small carrots in September are not yet a lost cause: the roots continue to "fill out" if you provide abundant watering and thin the beds to 5–7 cm between plants, rather than experimenting with fertilizers.

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Why Apples Rot Right on the Branch: 5 Causes and Autumn Measures That Will Save Your Harvest

Science 09/09/2026, 11:36

Apples can rot right on the tree due to moniliasis, scab, pest damage and a dense canopy. We break down the causes and the autumn measures that will help save your harvest in the next season.

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What You Can and Can't Put in Your Compost in Autumn: A Full Breakdown of Garden Waste

Science 09/08/2026, 15:56

Autumn is the time when the compost heap receives the most valuable organic matter: leaves, plant tops, grass, and prunings. We break down what you can and can't add so you don't end up with diseases and weeds on your beds.

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How to Prepare Roses for Winter in September: 5 Procedures You Can't Skip, and Where Styler and RHS Advice Diverges

Culture 09/07/2026, 18:47

In September, roses require special attention: gardeners need to prepare the bushes for the cold without overloading them with pruning and sheltering. We break down the key procedures and the differences in the recommendations of Styler and RHS.

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