Considering starting a homestead in Wisconsin? In this article, we'll talk about exactly what you need to know about Wisconsin homesteading.

Melissa J. Will author of Empress of Dirt Creative and Frugal Home and Garden ideas

This Wisconsin native plants list will help you see some of our favorite blooming plants that work great for gardening or home landscapes.

Transform your garden with native plant kits that are a perfect match for Wisconsin’s ecosystems

Ever tried to buy blueberries at a local #Georgia produce market in April, only to find they’re not available? That’s because although blueberries can be found in grocery stores year round, they’re truly in season in the summer, between June and August.

Some tips and tricks to make the most of zone 4b gardening from an experienced gardener.

Wisconsin is one of the cooler states, and its USDA Hardiness Zones are lower and have a smaller range. Wisconsin ranges in USDA Hardiness Zones 3 to 5.

Today's photos are from Lynn Nehring in western Wisconsin. Lynn was a woman of few words in her emails, but she gives a little info in each caption, and I'm hoping she'll chime in in the comments...

The names may surprise you — and very likely the plants are all around you — but they don't belong in Wisconsin and they do cause trouble.