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Your backyard microclimate
You need to know more than just how hot or cold it gets in Kansas, if you want to keep your garden at its best. You should also know your growing hardiness number, so the plants you pick will actually survive. Meteorologist Alex Harrington digs right into it.
Fall does not always mean dying plants
Learn why saving your summer plants will save you several tanks of gas.
Green thumb won't get numb
You don't need to let your gardening hoe and shovel get rusty quite yet. Meteorologist Alex Harrington gets his hands dirty planting spring bulbs and finds out how you can keep your green thumb working outside all winter long.
Poinsettia's need tender loving care
Just what steps do you need to take to keep your poinsettia healthy for years to come.
Killer Poinsettias?
Busting myths and stating truths about poinsettia plants
If you are planning on buying your children a new puppy for Christmas, will you need to keep its paws off your annual poinsettia plant?
Gardening Tip 24: Arrival of fall means more yard maintenance
49 News Anchor Gena Terlizzi speaks with our garden expert Dave Jackson, who explains why seeing fall foliage should prompt homeowners to head for the garden store.
Getting up and dirty!
It's time to clean those gutters
Meteorologist Alex Harrington gets his hands dirty cleaning gutters, safely!
Gardening Tip 21: Put your green thumbs to use in October
49 News' Garden Expert Dave Jackson drops by the set of Good Morning Kansas to talk about how you can prepare now for beautiful flower beds come spring.
Plants to enjoy all year long
If you want to start plants for next year's growing season this winter, you would think that they should all be grown inside. 49 Meteorologist Alex Harrington found out that at least one common flower can grow in some very cold temperatures.
Fall coming in with a stomp
Campbell's Winery held its annual grape stomp Saturday. But if this were a thousand years ago, just who would be doing all the stomping?
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