Why You Should Grow Cantaloupe Vertically (& Tips To Boost Your Harvest)
When space is limited, trellises are a great way to support vertically grown cantaloupe vines. We offer tips for setting one up and getting a good yield.
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15 Creeping Lawn Weeds & The Best Ways To Keep Them Under Control
A proactive approach is always the best way to tackle lawn weeds. Here's how to manage the most common creeping weeds, so your yard can look its best.
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Create The Vertical Garden Of Your Dreams With This Empty Water Bottle Hack
Vertical gardens can be a great way to bring some greenery into a small space or to beautify a wall. Here's how to create it with this empty water bottle hack.
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7 Types Of Pesky Weeds You Can Control Using Baking Soda
Say goodbye to these 7 pesky weed varieties this summer. Learn how to use baking soda for effective, eco-friendly weed control in your yard and garden.
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Why Your Calandiva Plant Leaves Are Yellowing (And Tips To Revive Them)
Calandiva plants are fairly new on the scene, so beginners may need tips for caring for the unique succulents. Here's what to do if yours has yellowing leaves.
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The Mess-Free Way To Grow Anthurium In Water Indoors
If you love the glossy spathes of Anthurium plants but growing them in pots has failed, consider repotting yours in water for a mess-free experience.
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Must-Know Tips To Grow Blueberries In Containers For A Fresh & Juicy Harvest
Blueberries are a great fruit to grow at home. If you don't think you have the garden space for the bushes, planting them in a container might be the answer.
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15 Clever Ways To Repurpose Old Pitchers Around The House
Pitchers have only a handful of uses in the kitchen. Explore how to repurpose old pitchers around your house and save them from the trash with these DIYs.
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Repurpose An Old Wheelbarrow Into A Stunning Cottage Garden Feature
If your wheelbarrow has served you well but is no longer up to its intended task, here's how to repurpose it as the star DIY feature of a cottage garden.
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DIY Raised Garden Beds With This Practically Free Hack
Want a raised garden bed for free? With this clever hack, you can come pretty close. DIY your own raised bed with this easily available material.
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How To Prevent Invasive Bishop's Weed From Taking Over Your Yard (& Get Rid Of It For Good)
Bishop's weed may be pretty and relatively low-maintenance but it can take over your whole yard if you're not careful. Here's how to get rid of it for good.
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DIY A Simple Wire Weeder Tool For Your Vegetable Garden
Getting the smaller weeds away from your plants is a major pain in the neck. Here's how to make a tool to make the process easier.
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The Lush Flowering Plant That Happily Spills Over Stone Edging Or Borders
Finding the right flowering plant to complement what you already have in your lawn while also keeping it looking neat is easy with this low maintenance wonder.
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How To Get Rid Of Prickly Lettuce Weeds Before They Take Over Your Yard
Prickly lettuce weeds hurt when we're walking around our yards with bare feet. The way to get rid of them is pretty simply - just go back to the basics.
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The Unique Spiral Herb Garden You Can DIY With Landscaping Rocks
Whether you're working with limited space or just want a focal point in your yard, a spiral herb garden is always a hit. Here's how to easily DIY one.
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Here Is The Best Time To Treat Your Lawn For Dandelions & Similar Perennial Weeds
Most people assume the best time to kill weeds is when these plants are already visible. However, the trick is to treat them before they bloom.
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Sowing Clover Lawn Seeds? Here's Why You Should Keep A Bag Of Kitty Litter Nearby
If you're considering putting down a clover lawn, a bag of cat litter is key. Here's why you should consider mixing clover lawn seeds into kitty litter.
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The Beautiful Petunia Look-Alike That's Really An Invasive Weed
While you may assume the pinkish-white, trumpet-shaped flowers in your yard are petunias, they could actually be an invasive weed that you'll want to remove.
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DIY A Greenhouse Out Of A Shade Tent (Or Other Items You Might Already Have)
Old shade tents can be cumbersome to store if they aren't used regularly. With other items you may have on hand, you can transform yours into a DIY greenhouse.
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What Every Gardener Should Know Before Using Baking Soda On Plants
There are almost countless uses for baking soda, so of course there are ways to use it in the garden. Here's how it can help, and why you should be careful.
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Why No-See-Ums Are Attracted To Your Yard (& Tips To Deter Them)
Uncover effective ways to deter no-see-ums. From repellants to landscaping techniques, create an outdoor environment free from these tiny biting pests.
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12 Ways To Banish Thistle Weeds From Your Yard
Thistle weeds are very common and, unfortunately, some varieties are quite invasive. Get rid of them for good with these helpful methods and tips.
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Protect Your Growing Garden Veggies With An Easy Shower Mesh Pouf Hack
A cheap loofah as pest control? You might be surprised, but it could work. We'll show you how to use this simple shower pouf hack in the garden.
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Here's How You Grow A Pineapple Plant From The Fruit
Growing your own pineapple plant from the fruit itself is relatively easy once you have the right tools on hand, and are willing to be patient.
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Is Garlic Water The Key To A Thriving Orchid Plant? Our Houseplants Expert Weighs In
Orchids can be finicky houseplants. If you’ve considered using garlic water to give yours extra nutrients, our houseplant expert wants you to think twice.
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Bury These Unexpected Items In Your Soil And Watch Your Garden Flourish
Did you know there are everyday things you can bury for a healthier garden? Find out how matchsticks, cans, and toilet paper rolls help your plants grow better.
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How Martha Stewart Uses Bamboo For Stronger, Healthier Tomato Plants In The Garden
Bamboo's a pretty versatile plant, just like tomatoes, so it's no wonder that Martha Stewart figured out a way they could work together.
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