The Best Time Of Year To Tame An Overgrown Magnolia Tree
Famous for their sweet flowers, it's surprising to know magnolias are low-maintenance and need little pruning. If yours is overgrown, here's when to prune it.
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The Perfect Ground Cover For Tree Roots That Produces Delicate Pink Flowers
Exposed tree roots aren't just a tripping hazard on your property; they're usually an eyesore, too. To cover the roots, grow this cute ground cover over them.
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How To Grow Climbing Plants On A Chain Link Fence (& The Best Varieties To Use)
If you'd like to add some greenery to your chain link fence, we've found a variety of plants to choose from and provided tips on how to grow them.
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The Hummingbird-Favorited Flower You Can Overwinter To Enjoy Again In The Summer And Fall
Is it possible to grow a flower that smells and looks like your favorite dessert? This interesting bloom can add sweet aroma while attracting hummingbirds..
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Hummingbirds Adore This Sun-Loving Plant (But Be Careful Where You Grow It)
Many of us plant flowers specifically to attract more hummingbirds, who love this specific one. However, you'll want to be cautious about where you plant it.
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Tips For Harvesting Iris Seeds To Plant And Grow For New Blooms
Irises are a popular garden flower, reproducing readily by cloning themselves underground. For more irises, including hybrids, try harvesting the seeds instead.
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Keep Cats Out Of Your Raised Garden Bed With This Simple Trick
Do you have a cat problem in your raised garden beds? You don't want them creating a litter box near your edible plants. Try this easy trick to keep cats out.
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The Tomato Cage Gardening Trick That'll Make Zinnias Stand Taller
If your zinnias keep falling over, there's a solution involving a tomato cage. Try out this gardening hack to help your tall flowers get the support they need.
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If Your Hummingbird Feeder Isn't Attracting Many Visitors, This Is Probably Why
Got a hummingbird feeder but no hummingbirds coming to visit? Your feathered friends need more than just nectar to survive, so see what else you should provide.
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Why Beautiful Wild Sunflowers Are Actually Considered Weeds
When you think of weeds, a bright, cheery sunflower bloom probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind. But here's why wild sunflowers are, in fact, weeds.
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13 Beautiful Plants That Could Be Causing That Awful Smell In Your Yard
Just because a plant is beautiful doesn't mean it automatically smells pleasant. In fact, here are some stunning plants that smell downright awful.
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All The Things You Can Do With Lotus Flower Seed Pods
Lotus flower seed pods are missing from your DIY floral decorations, but there are so many additional uses for the pods of these pond beauties as well.
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11 Colorful Varieties Of Hibiscus Flowers For A Tropical Garden That Stands Out
If you have dreams of a tropical garden, you should plant hibiscus flowers. Luckily, there are several breathtaking varieties from which to choose.
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Areas Around Your Yard To Plant Hydrangea Trees For Added Curb Appeal
A beautiful hydrangea tree can be a major part of your home's curb appeal, but you need to know where to plant it and how to grow one in your yard.
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The Best Way To Propagate Rhododendron For More Gorgeous Blooms
Rhododendron blooms are so pretty, you likely wish you had more of them. If you learn the best way to propagate these flowers, your garden dreams can come true.
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The Benefits Of The Stunning Wildflower Joanna Gaines Grows In Her Garden
Joanna Gaines has a garden of full of lovely, rare flowers. But there's one gorgeous wildflower (with multiple benefits!) she loves that you can grow, too.
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Hummingbird Moths That Could Visit Your Garden (& Which To Keep Away)
Hummingbird moths look and act like their namesake, all while acting as beneficial pollinators. There's one species you don't want in your garden, however.
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6 Ways To Make Your Soil More Acidic For A Healthy Garden (And 5 To Avoid)
Rectifying pH imbalances is one of the secrets to a healthy, lush garden. Here are the best ways to acidify soil, and some methods you should pass up.
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11 Seeds You Should Be Harvesting From Your Garden And Replanting
Instead of buying new seeds each spring, consider harvesting them from the annuals you already have in your garden. Here are the top candidates for seed saving.
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Reasons Why Your Mums Aren't Blooming And How To Fix The Problem
Mums are an autumn staple on many front porches and in landscapes, but if they aren't getting what they need, they may fail to bloom. Here's how to help.
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Tips For Buying The Best Perennial Flowers At End Of Season Clearance Sales
Perennial flowers are typically put on sale at big box stores and nurseries at the end of summer or fall. Find out what to look for when perusing these options.
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Martha Stewart Is Loving Blake Lively's Cut Flower Garden. Here's How To Recreate It
Blake Lively's cut flower garden was so impressive that even Martha Stewart had to compliment her. But you can recreate it at home with a few tips and tricks.
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Attract More Birds To Your Yard By Putting Flowers In Their Favorite Spot
If you're trying to attract birds into your yard, you shouldn't just add flowers they enjoy. You should also ensure they're planted in the right location.
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The Sun-Loving Flower That Grows Beautifully Under A Limelight Hydrangea Tree
A limelight hydrangea tree is already a gorgeous statement-maker in your yard, but to make your outdoor space even more vibrant, grow this flower beneath it.
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The Beautiful Flower That Is Deadly For Your Beloved Pets
Pet owners want to do all they can to keep their pets safe, especially in the garden. Here's a plant you'll want to avoid planting if you have cats or dogs.
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How And Where To Plant Asiatic Lilies For Gorgeous Blooms Every Summer
Asiatic lilies are gorgeous summer flowers available in a variety of colors. To add some of these to your garden, you need to know where and how to plant them.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Planting Blue Hydrangeas Near Concrete Walkways
Big, blue hydrangea bushes may look lovely next to the walkway to your garden, but there might be a reason you should avoid putting them near a concrete path.
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