Invasive, Parasitic Plant Detected For The First Time In North America
If you grow flowers in your garden, you'll want to keep a sharp lookout for an invasive, parasitic plant that has been detected in the U.S. for the first time.
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Clearing Leaves From The Sidewalk: Is It Your Responsibility?
Leaves covering your sidewalk can be slippery and conceal tripping hazards. But if a pedestrian falls in front of your house, are you to blame?
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The Flower You Should Be Planting In Fall For Stunning Blooms Come Spring
Fall is an excellent time to sow the seeds of this showy, low-maintenance, reseeding flower that provides stunning blooms in late spring and summer.
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Hide The Eyesore Of Outdoor Trash Cans By Turning It Into An Artsy Yard Feature
Nobody likes unsightly garbage cans just sitting on the side of the house. Luckily, this DIY solution can help hide trash cans while adding some curb appeal.
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Why You Should Do Your Major Garden Shopping In Winter
Most people don't think to head over to their local garden center to stock up during the winter season, but here's why you should do precisely that.
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Signs You May Be Watering Your Spider Plant Too Much
Spider plants have the reputation of being nearly unkillable, so how comes yours is losing its leaves and looking sad? The answer might be overwatering.
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Shea McGee Incorporates Hydrangeas Into Her Christmas Tree & We're Obsessed
When Shea McGee posted videos of her personal Christmas tree, the most surprising and beautiful element was the dried hydrangeas from her own garden.
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10 Brown Materials That Give Your Compost Pile A Serious Carbon Boost
Compost piles work due to a careful balance between green and brown material. Knowing exactly what those materials are helps you understand what to add when.
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8 Types Of Salt That Can Melt Snow (& Which Is Best For You)
For homeowners, salt deicers are a winter necessity, but they're not all meant for the same situations. Find out which type is ideal for your needs.
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Add Color To Your Home With This Winter-Flowering Plant
A lot of houseplants bloom indoors, but not so many produce abundant flowers in winter. Brighten up dark corners of your home with this vibrant succulent.
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How To Propagate Lemon Balm To Grow More Herbs In Your Garden
Lemon balm is a great herb to use in tea and other culinary creations. It can be easily propagated through a handful of easy-to-do methods.
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20 Plants That Look Similar To Hibiscus For A Low-Maintenance Tropical Vibe
Hibiscuses are beautiful plants, but they're not always easy to grow. Luckily, these lookalikes will give you the same vibe with a lot less hassle.
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The Fragrant Herb That Can Add Holiday Cheer To Your Kitchen
To add a bit of festive cheer to your kitchen this season, why not give this clever Christmas tree alternative a try? It would also make a lovely gift!
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12 Common Plants To Avoid Putting In Your Garden If You Own Pets
Some of the most beautiful and surprisingly common plants could spell serious danger for your pets, especially curious cats and dogs who are known to nibble.
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The Delicious Fruit You Can Plant In The Winter For A Tasty Harvest Come Summer
Just because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean you can't work in your garden. In fact, planting this early often results in more fruit production come summer.
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Keep Your Spider Plants Happy And Healthy With One Simple Gardening Tip
Spider plants are incredibly easy to take care of and are often recommended to beginners, but if you want to guarantee success, try upgrading your care routine.
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Winter Is The Best Time To Shape Pansy Plants - Here's How To Do It For Nonstop Blooms
Across the country, pansies are a staple for their long-lasting flowers and easy care. For nonstop blooms and healthier plants, shape them like this in winter.
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The Telltale Sign It's Time To Say Goodbye To That Dying Houseplant
Unfortunately, not every houseplant is going to thrive. While it can be tempting to hang on to hope, these are the clear signs that it's time to be trashed.
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The Stunning, Fast-Growing Shrub That Attracts Pollinators & Birds To Your Yard
This evergreen shrub produces pink buds, white flowers, and blue-black berries, attracting bees, butterflies, and songbirds. It can be used as a privacy screen.
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28 Beautiful Flowers You Never Realized You Can Plant During Winter
Baby, it's cold outside ... but don't let that stop you from planting! Enjoy the crisp air as you plant these seeds, plants, and bulbs for year-round flowers.
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Help Your Jasmine Plants Bloom And Thrive With The Easiest Solution Of All
Jasmine can often be picky, but one simple adjustment can transform weak growth into vibrant blooms, whether you’re growing it indoors or out.
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Hide Any Backyard Eyesore With This Evergreen Shrub That Makes A Perfect Privacy Fence
This dense shrub with evergreen foliage is perfect for creating a hedge or privacy fence to hide ugly features or limit the view of your neighbour's property.
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Successfully Water Your Zebra Plant With These Helpful Tips
The zebra plant features tropical, patterned leaves and bright yellow flowers, and it requires careful watering. Here are the watering tips to keep in mind.
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The Winter Solstice Is Quickly Approaching. Here's How It'll Impact Your Garden
The winter solstice is just ahead, occurring right before Christmas and signaling the shortest day of the year. Here's how it will affect your garden.
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The Perennial Shrub You Should Propagate In December For Double The Plants In Spring
December isn't a busy month for gardeners, but this colorful shrub can be propagated during winter to create plenty of plants for a lush garden next season.
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Not Once A Day, Not Once A Week, Here's How Often To Water Snake Plant In The Winter
Snake plants survive drought, but that trait doesn't help them so much in winter, when their growth slows. Get winter watering right to keep your plant healthy.
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Protect Your Strawberry Plants With The Help Of A Popular Herb
Your strawberry patch has a secret bodyguard — and it’s sitting in your spice rack. This herb does more than flavor dinner; it keeps your berries safe, too.
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