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  • Hand holding a handful of grass seeds above lawn

    Mistakes To Avoid When Using The Viral Toilet Paper Grass Seed Hack

    Are you about to try the viral TikTok toiler paper grass seed hack on your lawn? An expert tells us what mistakes to avoid when using this seeding method.

    By Kim W.S. Read More
  • close up of seedlings

    This Simple Kitchen Item Transforms Potted Plants Into Mini Greenhouses

    You don't need to own a greenhouse to control temperature and humidity for your seedlings. Create the greenhouse effect with this item you already have.

    By Candina Jordan Read More
  • Laundry basket filled with clothes

    Use Dollar Tree Laundry Baskets As A Budget-Friendly Way To Protect Your Garden

    These affordable laundry baskets from Dollar Tree can be used for more than just laundry. Turn them over and stake them down to protect your plants.

    By Buffy Naillon Read More
  • A gardener wearing gloves and deadheading pink roses using pruning shears

    The Biggest Mistake You're Making When Deadheading Prized Roses

    Deadheading roses encourages new growth to keep your plant flowering all season, but there's a common error home gardeners are making that restricts blooming.

    By Annette Hird Read More
  • A woman holds a potted plant and cares for an indoor vertical garden

    The No-Fuss Way To Hack A Beautiful Living Wall

    You might think you don't have the time to create a plant display for your space, but there's a way to hack a beautiful living wall without the fuss.

    By Lauren LaMore Read More
  • propagated roots in vase

    The Popular Herb That Just Needs A Little Bit Of Water To Propagate

    Propagating plants doesn't get easier than putting cuttings in just a bit of water. If you want to give this growing technique a try, start with this herb.

    By Alyssa H. Read More
  • Woman holding bright pink climbing roses in garden

    How To Add Color And Definition To An Outdoor Space With Living Rose 'Doors'

    If you have an outdoor space with lots of different distinct areas, find out how to create separation and add bold color with living rose "doors."

    By Theresa Cramer Read More
  • A dog digging in a garden with family working behind him.

    The Simple Solution To Prevent Pets From Digging Up Your Garden

    If your dog likes to dig holes, you don't need to deny them this joy. Instead, use this simple solution to prevent them from destroying your garden.

    By Hadia Zainab Read More
  • Plants in a hydroponic self-watering container

    Make A Modern Self-Watering Plant Pot With An IKEA Hack

    While IKEA has plenty of nifty items designed for specific purposes in your home, there are also products you can repurpose to create a self-watering plant pot.

    By Buffy Naillon Read More
  • A closeup of a moss-covered rock

    The One Place You Want To Avoid Harvesting Moss For Your Own Yard And Why

    You may be tempted to harvest moss from anywhere, but there's one specific location you should avoid to protect the local ecosystem and maintain sustainability.

    By Baylee Bunce Read More
  • Pollinator Paradise sign in a garden with flowers and insect hotel in the background

    Reuse These 8 Common Household Items To Make Your Garden A Pollinator Haven

    Do you want to attract more pollinators to your garden? These simple projects use household items to create bee- and bird-friendly features.

    By Megan Brame Read More
  • Someone carrying a bucket across their lawn

    Budget-Friendly DIY Lawn Fertilizer You Can Make In A Bucket

    Composting makes a great fertilizer, but involves a lot of maintenance. Instead, try this easy, affordable DIY hack using a bucket and a few free ingredients.

    By Gerard Jones Read More
  • Hand holding a container with used coffee grounds over a lawn

    Why You Should Start Sprinkling Leftover Coffee Grounds On Your Lawn

    That morning cup of Joe gets your day started, but what to do with the grounds? You can compost them, but there's another place they can do good: On the lawn.

    By Kim W.S. Read More
  • A woman planting basil in a terracotta pot

    The Flavorful Companion You Should Plant With Basil For All Of Its Benefits

    If you're looking to add basil to your edible garden this year, you should also consider planting this one particular edible companion plant.

    By Theresa Cramer Read More
  • A collection of hearty succulent leaves grow in the cool light from a nearby window.

    TikTok's Genius Hack For Propagating Succulents Is Absolutely Worth Trying

    There nothing more exciting than bonus plants, but what if you could get way more of them? It's worth trying TikTok's genius hack for propagating succulents.

    By Jason Rochlin Read More
  • An adult wild rabbit is surrounded by green grass.

    The Inexpensive Ground Cover That Can Deter Rabbits From Destroying Landscaping

    Rabbits are adorable, but they can wreak havoc on a garden. Try using this inexpensive ground cover to deter them from destroying your hard work in your yard.

    By Theresa Cramer Read More
  • Gardeners gloved hands holding some mulch from a pile

    The Easy Way To Avoid Damaging Plants When Mulching Your Garden

    Using mulch can enhance your garden, but applying it without damaging your plants requires careful techniques. Use this easy method to protect your greenery.

    By Annette Hird Read More
  • Fairy garden in planter with mini house, mushrooms, and succulents

    These DIY Mushroom Lights Are The Perfect Addition To Any Fairy Garden

    Whether you have an outdoor fairy garden or indoor whimsical planter, these DIY mushroom lights are easy to create and the perfect way to add some extra magic.

    By Amber VanWort Read More
  • Someone holds scissors to the base of the microgreens on a countertop.

    Grow Thriving Microgreens Without An Outdoor Space By Using Empty Food Tins

    As their name suggests, microgreens don't take up much space. In fact, you can modify food tins and use them as vessels for growing the diminutive plants.

    By Sam Arthurs Read More
  • A pair of red gardening gloves resting on top of a pot

    Why You Should Always Keep Your Outdoor Gloves In A Mason Jar

    If you're sick of having to repurchase garden gloves year after year, you're going to want to try this mason jar trick.

    By Brooke Dougherty Read More
  • brutalist home built from stone, cement, and glass with a bare yard

    How To Turn A Boring Concrete Yard Into A Brutalist Garden

    If you have a concrete yard and love a brutalist aesthetic, discover what elements to include to make your space into the ideal brutalist garden.

    By Dianne Wilson Read More
  • Large, blue ceramic planters with colorful flowers planted in them.

    Turn Trash Into Treasure By Repurposing These 12 Common Household Items Into Plant Pot Fillers

    If you need some extra filler for the bottom of your plant pots, you should try reusing some of these common household items for a sustainable option.

    By Sharon Kong Perring Read More
  • Cucumber plant growing on trellis

    Make A DIY Trellis For Cucumbers With Grow Bags

    If you're growing cucumbers, a trellis can provide a number of benefits. And don't worry, you don't need to spend a lot of money to get one built.

    By Amber VanWort Read More
  • A woman smelling a sage plant before planting it

    Here Are Two Perfect Flower Pairings For Sage In Your Garden

    Choosing the right flowers to complement sage doesn’t have to be a challenge. Instead, discover two perfect pairings that will enhance your garden’s beauty.

    By Theresa Cramer Read More
  • Orange flowers on Chinese lantern tree

    How To Propagate Chinese Lantern Plant

    Chinese lantern plant is known for its striking appearance in summer and fall. Discover how to propagate this plant using either branch cuttings or rhizomes.

    By Dikran Seferian Read More
  • Wet, leaning peonies clustered in a garden

    Say Goodbye To Floppy Peonies With A Gardening Hack That's Practically Free

    Tired of floppy peonies in your garden? Say goodbye to the problem with this simple, practically free gardening hack that keeps your blooms standing tall.

    By Anna Michnowicz Read More
  • A variety of plant cuttings potted in small plastic pots, in a cardboard box, seen from above.

    The Clever Take Away Container Hack That Makes Moving Plant Cuttings Easy

    Moving plant cuttings safely and effectively can sometimes be difficult. However, there's a clever take away container hack that makes this process easy.

    By Jennifer M. McNeill Read More
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