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The leaves are turning and the days are getting chillier, so why are Indiana gardeners focused on Spring? Because NOW is the best time to set your landscape up for success once the cold winter months are over! Weekend Gardener Shannon Cagle talks with a landscape expert about three important steps to take now for great returns next Spring.

Our Weekend Gardener, Shannon Cagle, paid a visit to Digs, the new downtown Indy garden center. It's great for city residents who don’t want to have to travel for their gardening needs, and it's also a fun destination with an awesome bark park for your pups.

After winter, gardeners are excited to get back outside - and there's a lot to get done! Our Weekend Gardener Shannon Cagle has more on two really important issues: Monarch butterflies and invasive pear trees!

Winter is a time your garden is asleep, but our Weekend Gardener Shannon Cagle says there are some things you can do to ensure a healthy and happy garden come Spring! Can you 'dig' it??

Our Weekend Gardener Shannon Cagle hit the road for south-central Indiana to find an incredible Hoosier garden that you can visit, too! Shannon says this is a magical place!

Up and down, 70 degrees one day and 31 the next...Spring weather in Indiana can be unpredictable, but our Weekend Gardener Shannon Cagle has a few spring garden tips that are absolutely reliable, and The Hoosier Gardener Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp joins her.

Enjoying the beautiful Fall colors outside is certainly called for, but knowing how to prepare your lawn and garden for the coming winter is also a must. Our Weekend Gardener Shannon Cagle 'digs' into what you need to do to get ready for the ice, snow and cold temperatures coming your way!

What is going on with the insects we love? Is the Monarch Butterfly in peril? And did you know NOT ALL monarchs are the type that fly to Mexico? Our Weekend Gardener Shannon Cagle went to an expert to learn the difference - and which Monarch is now considered endangered.