Far from being pests, spiders help gardeners and farmers all over the world to keep plant pests at bay. Any garden may host ...

Garden spiders will build their webs in the same location all season long unless they are frequently disturbed or are not catching adequate amounts of food.

While spiders are beneficial to have in your garden as they feed on pests such as aphids, beetles, wasps, caterpillars, and ...

But in the garden, spiders do much more than just eat insect pests. They serve other ecosystem functions too, including as food for reptiles, amphibians, insects like mud wasps, and birds.

Spiders are essential to the ecosystem and great friends of those who want to keep their garden free of pests! However, not everybody wants them in their home – here are five easy ways to keep them ...

Yellow garden spiders are brightly colored, weaving large webs that may send shivers down your spine. But are they poisonous, and should you get rid of them?

Spider plants (chlorophytum comosum) are sometimes underappreciated. They are easy to keep alive, but a little extra care brings them from humble greenery to glorious. These days there are ...

Don’t be afraid of spiders in your Sonoma County garden Let spiders dine freely on the more pesky insects that will really do damage to your plants.