10 Clever Gardening Hacks For Homes Without A Backyard
Want to garden, but don't have a backyard? From utilizing balcony railings to windowsills, these gardening hacks let you still exercise your green thumb.
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Banish Henbit Deadnettle Weeds From Your Lawn With An Ingredient From Your Kitchen
If you're looking to get rid of Henbit deadnettle weeds from your pretty emerald lawn, then all you need is one simple, and affordable, ingredient.
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Easy And Helpful Tips To Successfully Propagate A Fig Tree
If you'd like to multiply the amount of fig trees in your yard for a larger harvest, easily propagate your plants with these helpful tips and tricks.
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15 Unique Ways To Repurpose A Worn-Out Coffee Table In Your Home Or Garden
Like a desk or vanity, your coffee table is likely a furniture item you sit in front of daily, so trading it for a replacement is tough; repurpose it instead.
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The Easy Technique That Makes Propagating Cherry Tomatoes A Breeze
If you are entering the world of propagation, you may not realize how many plants can be replicated. Here's the best method for propagating cherry tomatoes.
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The Budget-Friendly Hummingbird Feeder You Can DIY By Reusing A Pantry Staple
If you want to attract hummingbirds to your yard but don't have a large budget for fancy feeders, try making your own out of a common pantry item.
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What You Should Know Before Lining Your Raised Garden Beds With Plastic
Some gardeners line their raised beds with plastic sheeting to suppress weeds. Before you do this, however, discover the pros and cons of using this material.
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Plants In Your Home And Garden That Don't Like Coffee Grounds As Fertilizer
Coffee grounds are touted as an easy hack to add nutrients and minerals to your garden, but not every plant is eager to devour this acidic fertilizer.
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Don't Make The Mistake Of Putting Your Hummingbird Feeder In The Wrong Spot
Hummingbird feeders bring a lovely sight to every backyard. But feeders that are in the wrong spot can cause more harm than good. Here's where to avoid.
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Why People Use Herbs & Flowers To Repel Ticks Along Pathways (& Does It Really Work?)
Yards full of ticks can be an unfortunate fact of summer, but can certain herbs and flowers keep them away? Here's what we found out.
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Reuse An Old Chair To Attract More Birds To Your Yard. Here's How
If you want to see more feathered friends visiting your yard, learn how to turn an old chair into a feature that will attract them to your space.
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Adopt This One Simple Cleaning Habit To Keep Weeds Away From Your Patio Pavers
It's frustrating when weeds pop up between your beautifully laid patio pavers, but there are a few ways to prevent those weed seeds from sprouting.
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You Don't Want To Find London Rocket Growing In Your Yard. Here's Why
If you see a plant with small yellow flowers growing in your yard, it could be London Rocket. FInd out why you should remove this weed as soon as possible.
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Why People Bury Bird Feathers In Their Garden Soil (& Should You Try It?)
Has anyone ever told you to bury feathers in your garden? While this sounds like a creative idiom, there is some science behind the idea, but should you do it?
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Think Twice Before Putting This Staple Ingredient In Your Blueberry Garden
Blueberries are a great, delicious addition to any garden, but you'll want to forget this one common ingredient when planting your new bushes.
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DIY A Hanging Herb Planter With Repurposed Coffee Pods
If you've got a mountain of used coffee pods, don't throw them out just yet. Here's how you can repurpose them into cute, hanging herb planters.
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Why You Should Keep Large Dragonflies Away From Your Hummingbird Feeders
While you may have heard that you should keep praying mantises away from your hummingbird feeders, find out why you should also keep large dragonflies away.
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Why You Should Place A Piece Of Damp Newspaper Next To The Plants In Your Garden
If you have a pile of old newspapers around, you might be surprised to hear that they could be solving problems in your garden. Here's how.
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10 Natural DIY Weed Barrier Alternatives To Landscaping Fabric
Many gardeners are opting for natural DIY weed barriers instead of landscaping fabric. Here are the best natural weed barriers you can easily switch to.
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Gardeners Swear Planting Marigolds Can Repel Mice And Other Pests, But Does It Work?
Many gardeners will tell you to plant marigolds to deter mice. Others say it's a load of nonsense, and that mice eat the marigolds. Which opinion is accurate?
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Here's Why You Should Start Mulching With Coffee Grounds
Stop throwing away the leftover grounds from your morning espresso. That "waste" material is actually great for your garden, and here's how you can use it.
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The Bright & Cheery Flower That Doubles As An Easy Chipmunk Repellent
Keep chipmunks away from your yard with this easy hack that only involves planting beautiful flowers that will bring a burst of color to your garden.
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Tips For Growing Crispy Lettuce In Containers All Summer Long
Growing lettuce is easier than you might think. We've got some tips to keep this edible green fresh, crisp, and plentiful in your container garden this year.
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Gardening Tips And Tricks For Successful Hydrangea Blooms Every Year
Hydrangeas add stunning pops of color to your garden with their full blooms. To ensure your hydrangea plants do well, follow these simple tips and tricks.
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8 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Patio Furniture To Use Around Your Home & Yard
Rather than throwing away your old patio furniture, give it a second chance at life by repurposing it into something fun and creative for your home.
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Why You Might See Fewer Hummingbirds At Your Feeders In Midsummer
Have you ever noticed that fewer hummingbirds visit your feeders around the middle of summer? Find out the many reasons why this could be happening.
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Plants You'll Want In Your Yard Or Garden To Attract Crows
If crows are on your list of birds to attract to your yard, you'll want to woo them with food. Plant these items in your garden to see more crows.
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