Cilantro can be finicky. It bolts in hot weather and wilts after a hard frost. To keep the herb thriving, employ this simple tip to protect it from freezing.
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Accumulate enough houseplants, and you'll have to get creative with where to put them. A windowsill expander can help, beyond just saving floor space.
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For an endless supply of thyme, propagate the plant by dividing it, though doing it wrong could damage your plant's health. Here's what to do and not do.
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It's the one insect no one wants to see in their garden. And since they're asleep all winter, now is the time to take prevention steps — here's what to do.
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Oregano plants are typically hardy down to zone 4, but no matter how cold your region is, you can keep them alive until spring with these winter prep tips.
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Vertical gardening is great for small backyards and rentals. You can craft your upward sprouting garden from upcycled materials or buy ready-made options.
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While coneflowers are technically short-lived perennials, the same species can last in your garden for decades, using the proper technique at the season's end.
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When tending to your garden, check for any clear eggs. These unwelcomed guests can lead to bigger unwanted problems if not taken care of right away.
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In many zones, it's necessary to protect late-season or overwintering plants from frost. Any of these 7 DIYs could work for you depending on your garden's size.
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Keeping your cut flowers fresh for as long as possible is top priority, and if you're harvesting from your own garden, the time of day makes a major difference.
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When pine needles fall all over your lawn in the autumn, you don't have to haul them away. Here are some surprising uses for those pine needles in your yard.
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Not everyone has a massive outdoor space to work with, but this trend allows you to make the most of a small courtyard, patio, or even balcony.
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A houseplant with wilted, yellowing leaves isn't the only sign to look out for when considering repotting. There are indicators hidden in the soil, too.
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As cold weather approaches, plants are vulnerable to frost. However, careful planning, preparing plants correctly, and insulating fragile ones can protect them.
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Snake plants are hardy, making them ideal for beginner houseplant growers. They're not infallible, however, and where in your home you place them matters.
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Choosing the right herbicide is just the first step of weed management — the next step is spraying at the right time, which is essential for effectiveness.
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With Louisiana's whitetail deer population exceeding a million, your garden is under threat. Discover tips to protect your flowers, shrubs, and veggies.
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If your yard is on a slope, you can easily prevent all your topsoil from washing away during each heavy downpour with one sustainable solution.
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Setting your garden up for a thriving spring filled with gorgeous blooms starts with some important soil enhancement in the fall using one specific ingredient.
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Learn why applying pre-emergent for winter weed control when it's too hot or too cold is a problem and get essential tips to ensure effective application.
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Mums are fairly easy to care for, but if soil conditions aren't ideal, you won't get the best blooms. Amend any issues with these items you might already have.
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Trimming back perennials before winter is a staple fall task for many gardeners. However, leaving them intact supports the environment in unexpected ways.
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Rethink what belongs in your garden shed. Everyday bathroom essentials might just be the secret to healthier plants and a greener, low-waste garden.
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If a flower requires cold stratification, it's best to plant in October before frosts begin. Such is the case with this stunning, spring-blooming blue flower.
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In winter, don’t settle for canned, dried, or preserved bounty from your summer garden. Instead, pick this fresh vegetable for dinner that you grew indoors.
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A landscaping material commonly used on paths and driveways also happens to be the best addition to herb garden soil for growing bushier, more flavorful plants.
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In places with frigid winters—think Maine, Minnesota, Montana—frost damage will kill your outdoor potted plants. But what if you store them in your garage?
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