Save Your Dryer Lint To Help Combat Weeds In The Garden. Here's How
Want an environmentally-friendly and cost-effective way to help control the weeds in your garden? Discover how dryer lint could be beneficial.
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Why TikTok Recommends To Avoid Starting Seeds In Plastic Trays
Home gardeners have been using plastic seed trays for years, but TikTok users are now asking you to avoid them and start your seeds in soil blocks instead.
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This Rusty Steel Wool Hack Could Help Your Plants Thrive. Here's Why
If you have a rusty steel wool scrubber lying around, don't throw it away just yet -- you can repurpose it to make a fertilizer drink for your plants.
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The Gardening Tip That Keeps Spider Mites From Destroying Hydrangeas
Spider mites can decimate your hydrangeas if you're not careful, but there is a pretty simple solution to getting rid of these pests if you're proactive.
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The Garden Favorite Flower That Pairs Beautifully With Bearded Iris
While bearded irises on their own will provide your garden with a unique look, consider planting these popular blooms near them for an extra stunning display.
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Does Vinegar Kill Bagworms? Here's What You Should Know
Have bagworms taken over the trees in your yard? Vinegar may or may not be the solution you need. Here's what you should know before using it.
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Repurpose Plastic Bottles To Create A DIY Strawberry Planter On The Cheap
Purchasing planters can get expensive, but you can make containers for your strawberry plants using empty plastic bottles you have laying around.
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Create A Custom Harvest Basket For Your Growing Crops With TikTok's Easy DIY
The perfect garden accessory is a harvesting basket, or a garden hod. But before you run out and buy a pricey one, try this DIY version from TikTok.
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DIY A Sun Shade For Your Garden To Keep Plants Cool On Those Extra Hot Days
If your garden doesn't have a lot of shade, you may find it difficult to protect your plants during the summer. If this sounds familiar, try this DIY sun shade.
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Helpful Pruning Tips To Get The Most Blooms Out Of Your Zinnias
Growing flowers in your garden is a great way to make your home look cheery. Yet, your yard hasn't reached its potential if you don't know how to prune zinnias.
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Why Are Coffee Grounds Used To Deter Deer & Does It Actually Work?
We love to find crafty ways to deter the deer, especially if it's a kitchen ingredient that'll eliminate pests in your garden. Does it actually work, though?
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Breathe New Life Into Your Ferns Using An Unexpected Household Staple
Ferns add so much lush greenery to any space in your home, but sometimes they can look a little dull. Luckily, this one household product can help.
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When You Should Sterilize Potting Soil And How To Do It Right
Sterile potting soil can be crucial to keeping your plants healthy. Our master gardener explains how to sterilize potting soil and when to use it.
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15 Top-Rated Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeders
Unfortunately, bird feeders often get overtaken by squirrels trying to get to the food. To avoid that, check out these feeders designed to keep squirrels out.
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Keep Weeds Out Of Your Garden For Good With This Colorful Plant
Nothing ruins your garden quite like the arrival of uncontrollable weeds, but thanks to creeping phlox, you can get rid of weeds and keep them out.
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Don't Throw Out Extra Lattice, Repurpose It In 13 Ways Around The House
If you have some extra pieces of lattice from a fence or porch skirting project, learn how to repurpose this material both inside and outside your home.
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A Common Kitchen Ingredient Is All You Need To Get Rid Of Weeds In A Pinch
Lemon juice can be used in a pinch to get rid of weeds, though its efficacy is somewhat limited, and it could have negative consequences on your soil.
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The Popular Herb That Will Make Your Zucchini Thrive In The Garden
If you love to grow zucchini, you know these yummy plants are pest magnets. Learn the benefits of growing yours near this herb for a more satisfying harvest.
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The Best Place To Plant Dahlias For Stunning Blooms
Who doesn't love the majesty of dahlias? Here's what you should consider before choosing a spot in your garden to plant these gorgeous colorful flowers.
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Make Use Of Old Bread Pans With These 15 Amazing Repurposing Ideas
Repurposing items around your home is a great way to create sustainable organization or decor. Try these useful ideas for using old bread pans.
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We Tried Using A Dollar Tree Trellis For Our Houseplants With Fabulous Yet Frugal Results
Are you looking for a way to support your vining houseplants? Our master gardener tried a trellis from Dollar Tree and saw great results for a low price.
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The Mulch That Gives Pepper Plants Extra Nutrients While Blocking Out Weeds
This epic gardening hack helps you make use of an organic mulch you probably already have at home, and will support your beautiful health peppers.
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Attracting Birds To Your Yard Might Be The Answer To Healthier Grass. Here's Why
Attracting birds and maintaining a healthy lawn are two goals that have more in common than you might think. Learn what makes them mutually beneficial.
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The Muffin Tin Hack That Makes Plant Propagation A Breeze
Propagating your plants with cuttings is an easy way to grow your garden. In the delicate early stages, a muffin tin can be a surprisingly useful tool.
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Keep Your Harvested Garden Herbs Fresh For Weeks With An Easy Jar Hack
Few things are more satisfying than fresh herbs from your own garden. If you need to keep your harvest fresh, this jar hack will do the trick.
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Start Burying Toilet Paper Cardboard Tubes In Your Garden And Watch It Thrive
Most people toss away toilet paper tubes on a regular basis. But if you have a garden, you can reuse them by buring them in it - and watch it thrive
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Use This Smart Gardening Tip To Get The Most Out Of Your Pepper Plants
Peppers are a garden favorite of many for their low-maintenance nature and delicious fruit. Learn our tip to get the most out of your pepper plant.
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