Gardening

The invasive insects, about a half-inch long with a metallic green body and bronze wings, feed on more than 300 plant species, skeletonizing leaves and damaging flowers, fruit, and turf grass roots.

Picture this: 500,000 cubic yards of clean dirt waiting for your landscaping dreams. It’s a game changer for summer projects, and it's all right here in Billings.

Wondering about that strange bundle in your garden? It’s a praying mantis egg sac! These beneficial insects help control pests. Learn why you should leave them be and their growing presence in Montana gardens.

With planting season on the horizon, Billings is gearing up for a beloved tradition that brings together green thumbs from all around.

The Carbon Conservation District is currently conducting its annual Tree and Shrub Sale, which allows residents to order a variety of over 60 Montana-tested trees and various garden plants until April 15th.

Sunflowers are more than just a pretty face in the garden; they’re playing a role in healing our land, especially in places like Butte and Libby.

The harvest season is upon us, and it’s the perfect time to learn how to save those precious seeds for next year’s garden.

As temperatures rise, Montana gardeners are flocking to nurseries. Discover which flowers are topping the must-have list this spring.

The City of Billings Parks and Recreation Department has a free mulch pile at the Amend Park Community Garden, May 1 - September 30th.

Thinking about growing a few fruit trees in Montana? Before you start digging holes for apple trees in your backyard, read this first.

The seed bank at the library is an awesome - FREE - resource for local gardeners. We stopped by to to check out the extensive collection of vegetable, herb, and flower seeds.

With our short growing season, and typically poor soil, Montana gardeners are always looking for ways to increase yields and have healthier plants. A Billings-based company's all-natural microbial soil booster recently showed up on my radar.