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These flowers have a totally different look than impatiens or coral bells, but their striking pink flowers bloom just as well in partial shade.
Read MoreAfter your spider plant has awoken in spring and begins to stretch it legs, it's important to know how to feed your hungry spider plant through June and beyond.
Read MoreWhen it's time to fill your vegetable garden or flower beds, you might head to the garden center, but check here first -- you might get some great deals!
Read MoreRather than racking up your energy bill with a constantly running AC, consider this cost-effective cover for your sliding-glass doors.
Read MoreIf you love lots of color, you may struggle with a dimly lit garden. However, there's one short-statured wildflower that thrives in deep shade or under trees.
Read MorePear trees offer a bounty of benefits besides their delicious fruit, both for you and for the wildlife that visits your yard or calls it home.
Read MoreThis modern, eco-friendly patio solution completely absorbs water, resists cracks, stays cool under the sun, and doesn't allow weeds to grow.
Read MoreLandscaping fabric can be expensive and cumbersome, so try this natural alternative that's easy to use and costs way less than traditional barriers.
Read MoreThrift store lampshades are more valuable than you might think. With a simple DIY process, you can turn these old lampshades into adorable planters.
Read MoreThere are so many kitchen scraps that we throw in the trash because we don't know they can benefit our gardens. Check out this scrap your soil will love.
Read MoreYou know that there are a lot of kitchen scraps that you can add to create nutrient-dense compost, but here's one you might not think about adding.
Read MoreDitch the ubiquitous brick and paver edging and give your garden beds a touch of rustic, country charm with this material you can probably find for free.
Read MoreOne of the downsides of houseplants is how much dirt they seem to sprinkle across your surfaces, but with this IKEA display, that becomes an issue of the past.
Read MoreYour next landscaping project may require pavers, so here's an inexpensive way to make silicon molds using cardboard templates that can be any shape you need.
Read MoreYou may consider Best Buy to be the top appliance store because of its prices and selection. However, two other retailers offer more leeway in terms of returns.
Read MoreThe life of a plastic nursery pot extends well beyond its time in the garden center. With nothing more than a trowel, they become a way to keep plants hydrated.
Read MoreMany accessories from the '60s that we don't use in homes today end up in thrift stores. Use one such outdated product to create a bird bath for your backyard.
Read MoreIf you're short on space, use this affordable IKEA solution to build a beautiful vertical garden wall. It's perfect for growing herbs, flowers, and greens.
Read MoreInstagram is full of kids’ playthings creatively repurposed into garden planters, and this clever idea for small spaces by lightscamerayorks is no exception.
Read MoreIf you're planting grass in your garden, you may want to check the weather forecast. If it looks like it'll rain heavily, here's what you need to know.
Read MoreIt may seem like a low-stakes issue, but deciding whether to use stakes or cages for growing your tomatoes is crucial for maintaining their stability.
Read MoreWhen it's time to start seeds for your garden, you want to use the safest option, which may not be plastic pots. Here's an environmentally-friendly alternative.
Read MoreSometimes, the answer to your gardening woes is right under your nose. Discover the trick some green thumbs swear by and whether or not it'll work for you.
Read MoreAphids in your garden aren't ever a good sign, and all you need to get rid of them — without hurting beneficial pests — is a sweet smelling fruit.
Read MoreThe '60s doesn't seem that long ago, but how we live has changed a lot. Today, we're repurposing home items common in another era into practical interior decor.
Read MoreWhile concrete and pavers are both common options for driveways, paths, and patios, these two materials come with very different upfront costs.
Read MoreThis native shrub features sweet-smelling white flowers, and unlike hydrangeas, it rarely requires watering and won’t wilt in a drought. Here’s what to know.
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