15 Shrubs That Can Handle Your Wet Garden Soil
If your yard is known for standing water and occasional draining problems, you're limited in what you can plant. Thankfully these shrubs do well in those spots.
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You've Been Warned: This Sweet-Smelling Vine Can Take Over Your Whole Yard
This vine is beautiful, but can be extremely invasive and out-compete the other plants in your garden. Here's what to do if you find it in your yard.
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Wait, Why Are Gardeners Putting A Wedding Veil Over Their Plants?
A wedding accessory might not seem like it would have much use in the garden, but wedding veil fabric is perfect for preventing persistent pests.
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The Cold-Hardy Dwarf Blueberry Variety That You Can Grow In A Pot
Fresh blueberries don't require acres of space. A compact bush can live on a sunny patio and still fill a bowl with berries each summer, even in city spaces.
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3 Types Of Sweet Potatoes You Can Grow Indoors In Smaller Spaces
Typical varieties of sweet potatoes require lots of space for their vines, but there are some varieties you can grow indoors if you're in a cooler climate.
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The Beautiful DIY That Turns Thrifted Coffee Mugs & Plates Into A Herb Garden
Thrift stores are full of plates and coffee mugs, and if you're willing to get creative, you can turn them into a gorgeous and functional hanging herb garden.
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The Mini Veggie That Deserves A Spot In Your Container Garden This Year
Limited space doesn't mean giving up fresh veggies. Some compact varieties deliver full flavor while fitting neatly into even the smallest container garden.
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The Low-Maintenance Herb To Plant With Rosemary To Attract Pollinators
Rosemary is known for drawing pollinators to the garden. Double its power when you plant it next to this other herb for guaranteed visits from birds and bees.
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8 Pruning Tips & Tricks That Keep Your Succulents In Tip-Top Shape
Succulents are relatively easy to care for, but they do require some pruning here and there to keep them healthy and looking sharp. Here's what to do.
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The Simple Bird Feeder That'll Attract More Orioles To Your Yard
Orioles are known for their stunning bright colors. If you want to see more around your yard, this type of feeder can help entice them to visit.
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What Not To Do When Landscaping Garden Beds
Landscaping can add beauty and value to your home, but you can't just dive in without knowing what mistakes to avoid. Our master gardener has some advice.
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The Lavender Variety Shoppers Love For Longer Blooms & A Garden Full Of Birds And Butterflies
If you want a new lavender cultivar that blooms beautifully and attracts birds and butterflies, this easy-to-grow variety is the one to look for.
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The Pretty Pink Perennial That's Perfect For Your Border Or Container Garden
This low-maintenance perennial comes in a stunning pink with ruffled blooms, and its tall, sturdy stems make it excellent for garden borders and containers.
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Ditch The Winter Birdbath, There's A Better Way To Attract Cardinals
A frozen birdbath may do more harm than good in winter. A smarter water setup can keep backyard cardinals safe and hydrated through cold snaps.
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The Crucial Step Your Strawberry Plant Needs To Thrive
Strawberry plants are typically considered low-maintenance; however, they sometimes struggle with basic functions and need a helping hand from their gardener.
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Can The Soil You Left In Storage All Winter Still Be Used In Your Garden This Spring?
You didn't use up those last few bags of garden soil you ordered for this year's growing season. Whether they're usable later depends on a few crucial factors.
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The Artificial Flowers Joanna Gaines Uses To Create A Stunning Spring Bouquet
The days where artificial flowers look like cheap plastic are long gone, as the gorgeous spring floral arrangement Joanna Gaines shared on Instagram proves.
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11 Low-Maintenance Perennials That Grow Best In Pots
If you don't have space for a full garden, or you just prefer the convenience of containers, try these easy-to-grow perennials that thrive in pots.
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Repurpose A Vintage Fruit Bowl Into An Adorable Bird Bath Planter
When browsing your favorite thrift store in search of a fruit bowl for this charming DIY bird bath, here's why you should pay attention to colors and finishes.
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Albinism In Plants: Everything You Need To Know About This Rare Phenomenon
A ghostly white sprout may look magical, but plant albinism comes with serious limits. Rare exceptions prove nature sometimes finds surprising workarounds.
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These Beautiful Flowers Are Perfect For Spring And Joanna Gaines' 'New Favorite'
Springtime means fresh blooms, and if you want a unique, ethereal blossom to brighten up your environment, try Joanna Gaines' new favorite flower.
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Turn An Ordinary Kitchen Essential Into A Cute Yard Feature Birds Will Love
You've likely never thought about turning this handy kitchen item into a bird feeder, but it's perfect for protecting birdseed from getting moldy when it rains.
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The Beautiful Flower Combination That's Great For Spring Pots
Some flowers thrive in cooler weather, so if you're ready to see some blossoms blooming, whip up a pot of these colorful, spring-friendly plants.
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20 Tips To Encourage Birds To Use The New Bird House In Your Yard
Building a new bird house is great and all, but if you installed it without considering these important tips, you might have a perpetually empty nest.
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The Perfect Flower To Plant Near A Bird Bath
Being both pleasing to the eye and a great food source, this plant is one type of flora you will want in your garden — it will have birds flocking.
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Ephemerals: The Little-Known Plant Type That Makes A Major Difference In Your Garden
These short-term blooms will not only brighten your garden with gorgeous flowers, they'll also make all a huge difference in the health of your land.
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19 Best Perennials You Should Be Planting In March
Early spring may feel like a risky time to start planting, but some hardier species can handle the last bit of cold. These perennials are good options.
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