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Timing is everything in the garden, and for Karen in the Twin Cities, it's all about her boxwoods and yews. Should it be spring? Fall? Summer? Murph has some timely advice.

You put in plants, you have to water. But are you sure you're getting the most our of your efforts? Patrick Murphy, host of GLT's Grow has some basic tips for effective watering, plus reveals the best sprinkler you can buy.

Bonnie in Normal is curious about what type of cultivar the cherry tree in her grandmother's yard could be. It's early ripening with thin-skinned, fire engine red cherries.

It can be a great frustration to gardeners to plant two of the very same plant, only to watch one flourish and the other start to wither.

No gardener likes to see the nasty earwig move in. He's like the worst house guest ever -- he's a voracious eater, invites all his friends, and sports a nasty set of pincers.

Moss is a stunning addition to any yard. Let it climb up rocks or sweep across the lawn in place of grass. The color is stunning and the texture delightful.

Our yards can be magnificent temples of flowers, trees and ornaments. Yards can also be a verdant playing ground for weekend athletes. You've just got to make sure your lawn is up to the task.

The need to dig comes to every gardener. But when it comes to wielding a shovel, are we doing it right?

Buying gardening supplies in bulk can be a good idea, so long as you're careful about a few things.

Grass has long been the star of many a front lawn. And one Grow listener has had enough.