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People are using gutters to start seedlings before transplanting them into a garden. Here's why this trick is beneficial for your plants and how to do it.
Read MoreDeer will avoid eating these beautiful, colorful perennial flowers in your yard because of their low nutritional value and unpalatable texture.
Read MoreThe spotted lanternfly is spreading across the United States, damaging crops and plants. Learn how to identify the pests and remove them from your property.
Read MoreDo you want to attract pollinators to your garden but the squirrels keep digging up all your hard work? Try this garden hack that will keep the squirrels away.
Read MoreRosemary is a great companion plant for this group of vegetables, for which it provides a form of natural pest control. Here's how to grow them together.
Read MoreIf you're looking to add year-round visual interest to your outdoor space, you may want to consider introducing this easy-to-maintain shrub to your yard.
Read MoreWhen you want vertical appeal in your garden, consider this evergreen climbing plant, offering year-round greenery and showy flowers to attract pollinators.
Read MoreThe plants you choose for a privacy screen can do more than shield your yard from view. This shrub is as great for privacy as it is for attracting birds.
Read MoreIf you want to attract more butterflies to your garden, try planting this seed. Not only will it produce beautiful flowers, it will create a pollinator haven.
Read MoreIf erosion is an issue in your yard, growing the right plants can help you keep your soil in place. This beautiful flowering shrub could be a solid option.
Read MoreWhile you have numerous options when picking plants for a privacy screen, few of them can withstand the onslaught of hungry deer. This shrub is an exception.
Read MoreThere are many beautiful blooms that will attract pollinators. This stunning vine can be grown vertically on a trellis or as a gorgeous ground cover.
Read MoreBeautiful to look at and useful as pollinators, hummingbirds are fascinating. Keep them coming back to your yard or garden with this unique flower.
Read MoreGrowing your own rhubarb is great for jams, jellies, and pies, but don't let it bolt too early. Here's how to prevent and deal with rhubarb flowering.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a privacy plant that attracts gorgeous pollinators and birds, you should definitely try this native species out and see if you like it.
Read MoreGrass seed may seem like a solution to your sparse yard problems on the surface, but there are some big downsides to it, especially planted in the spring.
Read MoreSome tropical trees offer more than warm-weather aesthetics. This tree also features aromatic blooms and tasty fruits, adding the perfect touch to your patio.
Read MoreNellie Stevens holly is a stellar tree for a living privacy screen. Your outdoor space gets even better when you add these gorgeous companion plants.
Read MoreLavender is a beautiful and fragrant flowering plant to grow in the garden. For great results, consider planting this delicious fruit alongside your lavender.
Read MoreIf you're looking to add some color to your rock garden or water-wise garden, then this bright and low-maintenance plant could be perfect for you.
Read MoreWorry Free's Magical Ruby Snow hydrangea lives up to its name with its enchanting, pinkish red bloom and a manageable size that makes it easy to keep anywhere.
Read MoreAsparagus is delicious and easy to grow, but certain environmental and care mistakes can doom these plants. Find out what the errors are and how to avoid them.
Read MoreGrowing flowers from seed is rewarding and more cost-effective than buying potted plants, but there are some varieties that aren't worth the extra effort.
Read MoreGrow your gomphrenas next to this low-maintenance companion flower to attract even more pollinators and create a striking visual contrast in your yard.
Read MoreGomphrena is an easy flower to care for, but these four mistakes can keep it from sprouting, flourishing, and producing the gorgeous blooms you're after.
Read MoreWhile gardens typically have gorgeous plants to see and touch, fresh aromas to smell, and delicious produce to taste, elevate your space with soundscaping, too.
Read MoreThere's no shortage of dynamic plant combinations that thrive in containers placed in sunny spots, but to brighten shady spots, combine variegated plants.
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