Specifics like proper spacing, deadheading, and disease prevention go a long way in ensuring you get the healthiest and most successful Japanese anemone growth.
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Sandy loam? Loamy soil? There are many terms to describe the ground under your feet. Here's how to determine the composition of your soil -- and why it matters.
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Growing to a modest eight feet, this small yet impressive tree has aromatic leaves that turn a gentle yellow-green for a beautiful container garden.
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Rattan used for outdoor furniture can be pretty durable, but doesn't do so well in extreme temperatures. Use this simple pantry item to protect it.
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Chrysanthemums are an easy-to-care-for flower that's become associated with fall, but with a bit of protection, you can enjoy them year-round.
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Are you looking at those long blades of grass on your thick lawn and dreading mowing them? Master the cross-cut method. It will make the task much easier.
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While the Christmas Cactus might be more well-known, it's time for the Thanksgiving Cactus to get its own time in the shade. Here's what you need to know.
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Giving your chrysanthemums a new pot helps them stay healthy and last longer. Here's what you should know about the best practices for repotting mums.
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Picking healthy plants at Home Depot starts with identifying two key indicators that reveal their health status and whether they are thriving or beyond help.
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A sun-loving evergreen perennial, rosemary thrives where many herbs fail, but growing it indoors is a challenge. Pot size and drainage are two key factors.
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It's common to see squash leaves wilting in the afternoon heat. You may think they need more water, but there's another reason the leaves may do this.
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Rats are no one's favorite houseguests, but you might be inviting them in without even realizing it. Here's the fall cleanup you need to do before winter.
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To deal with fewer destructive grubs, beetles, and other pests come spring, consider adding this surprising element to your garden's soil in the fall.
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Whether you're tired of your monoculture lawn or just want to cover up a dead grass patch with something interesting, this plant is perfect for the job.
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As autumn exits, prep your raised beds for the cold months with the right soil amendments, repairs, and winterizing strategies to ensure a productive spring.
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Originating from Asia, this shrub has colorful cup-shaped blooms and lush green leaves, giving off a banana fragrance that will make your yard smell amazing.
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Storing trash cans outdoors is sometimes the only option, but you can build screens to block the view. This option incorporates a beautiful living screen.
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This winter garden trend is not only super easy, but it will attract beneficial birds and helpful insects to your yard by providing them with food.
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If you don't want your pumpkins to become food for squirrels, there are many deterrent methods, from scent-based to physical, you can use to keep them away.
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Minimalism has dominated landscape design for a decade or so, but the style and associated materials are losing appeal with today's nature-focused gardeners.
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Winter is a harsh time for not just your garden, but your sprinkler system as well, so make sure you winterize your system before the pipes freeze.
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Cucumbers are fast-growing plants that are great for a backyard garden, but it's important to know what temperatures can cause damage in colder months.
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You don't need to splurge on a heated birdbath to continue offering a water source to backyard birds in the winter. Try this budget-friendly hack.
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While wasps are generally beneficial in the garden, too many can be a big problem. To reduce their numbers, deal with this common garden material correctly.
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Want to grow your own pumpkins from harvested seeds? Be sure to properly dry and store the seeds until it's time to plant them in your garden.
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Pampas grass add visual interest to your yard and come in tons of varieties, but you can achieve the same look with a variety of other ornamental grasses.
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Don't let your limited lawn ruin your hopes of an active backyard. Try this easy, flexible workaround to ensure pollinators still frequent your property.
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