Here's What The 'Chelsea Chop' Pruning Method Is (& Which Flowers It's Great For)
The Chelsea Crop keeps perennials looking neat and tidy, and it encourages more blooms later on. Here's what else you need to know about this popular prune.
Read More-
-
Why Gardeners Are Burying Banana Peels With Their Hydrangeas (& Should You Try It?)
There's a popular idea that you should bury banana peels with hydrangeas to help them grow, but here is the reality of what will happen if you try it.
Read More -
Crucial Mistakes Everyone Makes When Pruning Basil
Pruning is a crucial part of maintaining a healthy garden - especially if it includes basil. To ensure the greatest success, avoid making these common mistakes.
Read More -
DIY Features To Turn Your Backyard Into A Secret Garden Oasis
Are you yearning to turn your backyard into a secret garden? Creating one might be easier than you think with these cottagecore-approved DIY features.
Read More -
Don't Reuse Soil In Your Garden Without Considering This First
While you absolutely can reuse potting soil, there are a few things to keep in mind. House Digest's master gardener shared her best tips for success.
Read More -
Save Money On Expensive Alliums By Collecting Their Seeds. Here's How
Did you know members of the allium family can be grown from seed, rather than from a bulb? Here's how, plus how to collect their seeds after they bloom.
Read More -
12 Ways To Repurpose Your Lawn Clippings For A Healthier Yard And Garden
If you always throw away your lawn clippings, you're wasting free nutrients for your lawn, garden, and animals. Here's how to repurpose your grass clippings.
Read More -
Disguise Your Propagations With A Nifty Hack For Full Looking Plants
Propagating your plants is a great way to multiply them, but how do you fill the space with lush greenery while you wait for them to grow? Try this hack.
Read More -
DIY A Unique Hummingbird Feeder Mask For A Close-Up View Of Your Visitors
Take your hummingbird feeder to the next level (or in this case, eye level) with this DIY mask that'll give you the best view of your feathered friends.
Read More -
This Sneaky Yard Hack Prevents Garden Hoses From Ruining Your Curb Appeal
Some solutions to unappealing problems are exceptionally simple. If you're tired of looking at that bright orange garden hose, here's a solution.
Read More -
Tiktok's Ocean-Inspired Fertilizer Promises A Healthy Garden, But Is It Worth It?
We know seaweed is full of all kinds of nutrients for humans, but can it also help you grow a thriving, healthy garden? We have the facts you need.
Read More -
All The Ways You Can Reuse Those Plastic Water Bottles In Your Garden
You can reuse plastic water bottles and turn them into useful garden tools and accessories. Learn how to upcycle them in your backyard.
Read More -
Which Begonia Flowers Are Invasive And Which Make A Beautiful Addition To The Yard
Begonias can be a beautiful addition to any yard, but invasive types will cause problems. Master Gardener Tiffany Selvey has some tips on successful planting.
Read More -
15 Smart Ways To Repurpose Your Pet Food Bags In The Home & Garden
Sure, it's easy just to toss those pet food bags in the garbage, but they'll life forever in the landfill. Here are some ideas for upcycling them.
Read More -
Kill Invasive Johnsongrass With A Staple Ingredient You Already Have
Johnson grass is an invasive species that pops up everywhere, from your lawn to your landscaping. Luckily, you may already have everything you need to kill it.
Read More -
Essential DIY Wooden Planters Tips For Thriving Plants
DIY wooden planters are a fun, easy, and creative way to spruce up your home, yard, or garden. Here are some essential tips to know before crafting this DIY.
Read More -
5 Pet-Friendly Weed Killer Products For A Safe & Stunning Lawn
If you're dealing with weeds, but have furry friends at home you need to keep safe, check out these pet-friendly weed killers that'll help get the job done.
Read More -
The Easy Way To Grow Alfalfa Sprouts In A Jar For A Healthy Harvest
Alfalfa sprouts are easy to grow in a jar at home-and the best part is, this nutritious (and delicious) healthy ingredient will be ready in just a few days.
Read More -
Try TikTok's Cinder Block & Glue Raised Garden Bed For A DIY That Will Last
If you're looking for a way to spice up your garden, a DIY cinder block raised garden bed may do the trick. Here are the steps and tools needed to get the look.
Read More -
We Tried Using Cardboard Drink Holders To Space Garden Seeds To See If It Works
While cardboard drink holders often go straight in the recycling bin, we wondered if they could be used in the garden instead. Here's what we found.
Read More -
22 Creative Ways To Repurpose Plastic Party Cups In Your Home & Garden
Who said plastic party cups have to be thrown out after the party is over? It turns out you can repurpose them in a myriad of creative and useful ways.
Read More -
Keep Grasshoppers From Invading Your Garden With A Trap Crop Border
Grasshoppers can do a lot of damage in your yard as they hop from plant to plant. Luckily, trap cropping can make a huge difference to protect your garden.
Read More -
Surround Your Home With Jars Filled With Vinegar And See What Happens
Vinegar has become a convenient household staple. So, watch what happens when you fill jars with the acidic liquid and place them around your home.
Read More -
Skip The Expensive Planters And Use This Dollar Tree Item Instead
If you have a small budget for planters but need large containers for the plants in your garden, discover how to create a planter out of a Dollar Tree item.
Read More -
How To Turn A Ziploc Bag Into A Simple Self-Watering Planter
If you're looking for a way to keep your plants watered without needing to be hands on, check out how to turn a Ziploc bag into a self-watering planter.
Read More -
Is Watering Your Plants With Coffee A Good Idea Or A Recipe For Disaster?
If you've got some leftover coffee and a plant that needs watering, is it okay to use that old cup of joe to give your plant a drink? We've got the scoop.
Read More -
This Savory Herb Makes A Great Companion Plant For Your Vegetables
This savory herb makes a great companion plant in a vegetable garden, especially for cabbages, broccoli, asparagus, carrots, and cauliflower.
Read More
