White-tailed deer are beautiful, but destructive. Keep them from turning your garden into a salad bar!

If it feels like hungry deer make a beeline to your garden every year, try planting these beautiful flowers and plants they tend to avoid.

Editor Peter Geiger shares some tried-and-true tips for deterring deer from your garden—without dangerous chemicals!

Deer are beautiful animals but they can destroy your garden in no time. Try this natural DIY deer repellent: Combine 3 tablespoons hot sauce, 3 raw eggs, and 3 tablespoons minced garlic and blend in a blender. Add this mixture to 1 gallon of water in a spray bottle and use it to spray your

To repel deer, place slices of deodorant soap into knee high pantyhose and hang them up around your garden.

Encountering animals while driving on the road can be dangerous and scary. Here's a list of tips for staying safe and avoiding collisions with wildlife.

You work hard on your garden so the last thing you want is wildlife destroying your bounty. What’s a nature-loving gardener to do? Here’s how to fight back against garden pests—of all types—without resorting to harsh tactics or chemicals.

A healthy garden attracts all kinds of pests—raccoons, rabbits, beetles, to name just a few. We’ve compiled a list of 22 tried-and-true strategies to combat them without the use of harsh pesticides.

Springtime means an encounter with a baby wild animal is possible. Learn about wild animal behavior and what to do if you happen upon a nest.

There are many benefits to planting flowers alongside your herbs and vegetables. Companion planting reduces pests, increases food yield, and boosts pollination. Learn how to beautifully maximize the use of your space, prevent weed growth, and even improve the quality of your soil in the following article. 4 Reasons To Plant Flowers And Herbs Near