How To Reuse K-Cups As A DIY Hummingbird Water Fountain
Create a budget-friendly DIY hummingbird water bath using a K-cup. Attract more hummingbirds to your yard with this simple and eco-friendly project.
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Crucial DIY Weed Killer Tips To Know Before You Spray
When the weeds overrun your lawn or garden, the DIY homemade weed killer comes out. Here are some tips to make sure you're killing weeds safely and effectively.
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The Clever Pool Noodle Hack That'll Save Your Hands When Doing Yard Work
Looking for a way to give your hands some extra protection while working in the yard? A pool noodle and a can of WD-40 are all you need. Here's what to do.
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Prevent Birds From Damaging Your Vegetable Garden With This Harmless Solution
Looking for a humane way to prevent birds from damaging the vegetable garden you worked so hard to grow? This solution will keep your plants safe.
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Should You Deadhead Your Knock Out Roses In Summer?
While Knock Out roses are known for being low-maintenance, they still require some care. Find out if they need to be deadheaded in the summer.
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Breathe New Life Into An Old Clothing Rack With TikTok's Chic Plant Station DIY
An old, useless clothing rack can be brought back to life and repurposed as a stunning plant station using this clever and relatively easy TikTok DIY hack.
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Grow Plants In Nothing But Water With A Dollar Tree DIY That Doubles As Decor
One perk of gardening is that it's accessible for those with small spaces. For some indoor greenery, consider plants that can propagate in water.
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The TikTok Strawberry Gardening Advice To Avoid At All Costs
There's a lot of gardening advice on TikTok, but not all of it is sound. Here's why you shouldn't try this strawberry growing hack -- and what to do instead.
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Hummingbirds Will Visit Your Yard For This Tall & Spikey Cottage Garden Flower
There are very few rules for creating the perfect cottage garden. If you want yours to stand out, try this tall flower with blooms that attract hummingbirds.
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Protect Monarch Butterflies From Wasps In Your Garden With These Tips & Tricks
Monarch butterflies are a beautiful thing to see flying through your garden, but the local wasps are eating them up. Here's how to save the caterpillars.
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Use This Sandpaper Gardening Hack To Speed Up Seed Germination Time
Waiting for plants to germinate can be a bore, but some seeds need a little help to germinate. Learn all about this gardening hack for stubborn seeds.
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Ways You Can Safely Use Baking Soda In Your Yard & Garden (& When To Avoid It)
We're all familiar with baking soda in recipes, but it also has many uses outside the kitchen. From cleaning furniture to altering soil pH, learn them all here.
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The Candle Wax Hack People Use To Propagate Plants (& Should You Try It?)
Somebody on TikTok might've told you to dip your plants in candle wax. Is it effective, or damaging? Here's why you may want to rethink this approach.
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Citrusy Fruits Are The Key To Attracting Butterflies To Your Garden
To make your garden butterfly-friendly, you need to understand the habits of these beautiful insects. Start by using citrus plants to attract butterflies.
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Joint-Friendly Tools That Can Help You Garden If You Suffer From Arthritis
If you suffer from arthritis, gardening can be extremely difficult. Check out these tools and suggestions to make gardening easier on your joints.
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Use Coffee Grounds To Give Tomato Plants A Boost
Coffee grounds are a common add-in for tomato plant health, but our master gardener Tiffany Selvey has some tips to help you get the best tomatoes possible.
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Why You Should Add A Kitchen Spoon To Your Gardening Toolkit
Kitchen spoons are a must in any household but they can also be incredibly useful in the garden, from sowing seeds to getting rid of pests.
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9 Creative Ways To Repurpose Silica Gel Packets Around The House
Instead of tossing silica gel packets in the trash, it may be better to find a way to repurpose them. Here, we've found nine different ways to do so.
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10 Stunning Companion Plants That Belong Alongside Irises In The Garden
Learn about the best companion plants for irises, and why they're good choices. These plants grow well with irises without overcrowding or overwhelming them.
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15 Peony Companion Plants You Should Avoid In The Garden
Growing healthy peony plants also means choosing right companion plants. The plants on this list are bad companions for peonies and shouldn't be planted nearby.
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10 Genius Hacks To Remove Rust From Your Garden Tools
Removing rust from your gardening tools isn't impossible and doesn't even require specialized cleaners. Here are some helpful hacks to banish the oxidation.
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7 Unexpected Ways To Repurpose Pesky Weeds Around Your Garden
Learn how to make use of weeds around your home and garden. Instead of throwing weeds away, try one of these DIYs instead, making something useful from weeds.
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Keep Chickens Out Of Your Garden With These Essential Tips & Tricks
There are many benefits to keeping chickens, but your garden may pay the price. Here are some ways to protect your prized plants from your chickens.
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8 Clever Ways To Repurpose Old Lawn & Garden Items Into A DIY Plant Trellis
A trellis helps your climbing plants grow, but if you don't want to buy a new one, there are all kinds of old garden items you can use as a makeshift trellis.
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Help Your Flower Garden Survive During A Heat Wave With These Tips & Tricks
With summer on the way and the planet heating up, you'll want to make sure your flower garden is prepared for heat waves. Here's how to protect it.
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The Best Time Of Year To Spray Fruit Trees To Prevent Worms In Your Fruit
It's important to spray your fruit trees regularly to keep worms out your beautiful fruit, but there's also a proper time to spray them as well.
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Don't Try TikTok's Dollar Tree DIY For Hydroponic Gardening Without Knowing This
Sure, you can try hydroponics on a budget with a pool noodle and some vinyl sheeting, but this method presents a few problems.
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