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	Gardening Articles: Edibles :: Small Fruits & Berries Features New Yellow Jacket Trap By Charlie Nardozzi Come late summer, yellow jackets are on the prowl. They have built their nests in the lawns and gardens and are foraging for water and carbohydrate-rich foods. If you're... more More Features: Small Fruits & Berries 101 Mealybugs 'Pink Reliance' Grapes Search and Browse: Browse all articles in this topic Zip to Zone To find out your zone enter your zip and click "Go >" Tip of the Day Prune Subtropicals In subtropical areas, now is the time to prune back fast-growing plants such as hibiscus, flowering maple, lantana, and princess flower. If needed, remove up to one-half of the growth to create a shorter, bushier plant.