Use Old Tights For A Temporary Fix To Keep Pets Out Of The Houseplant Pot
Your houseplant can find itself at the mercy of your beloved pet. However, with this hack, your plants and pets can coexist peacefully (at least temporarily).
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12 Costco Garden Items That Are Worth Your Money
Costco is a great place to buy everything for your garden from furniture to landscaping needs. Here is what reviewers think is worth the splurge.
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Common Zinnia Problems You Shouldn't Ignore
No plants are exempt from issues — zinnias included. Look out for the telltale signs that these flowering beauties need a little extra care and intervention.
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The Shoe Rack Hack That Makes Sowing Season So Much Easier
This simple yet effective shoe rack hack is an easy way to keep your seedlings in one place and organized as you prepare for sowing season.
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Everyday Trash That Can Be Used To Make Your Garden Thrive
Common trash can take your garden to the next level. Discover how to repurpose common items to enrich your yard and boost growth sustainably.
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The Benefits Of Growing Carrots In Toilet Paper Tubes
Carrots seeds are usually sown directly in the garden, but consider starting them in toilet paper tubes. This unconventional method has a few benefits.
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Fix Soil Moisture Retention With A Toilet Paper Tube Hack
If you struggle with keeping your plants consistently watered and retaining moisture in your soil, this toilet paper tube hack might be just what you need.
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At War With Aphids? Don't Be Surprised If Your Flower Garden Suffers
While most people believe that aphids on flowers must be fought for the blooms to thrive, the opposite is true. Discover why leaving aphids alone is beneficial.
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The Unique Watering Approach To Keeping Sensitive Calathea Houseplants From Dying
Sensitive Calathea houseplants will make you think you'll never achieve a green thumb. Try this unique watering approach to keep yours from a premature death.
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9 Mistakes To Avoid If You're Trying To Attract More Cardinals To Your Yard
If you want your yard to be a safe haven for cardinals so you can watch them year-round, avoid making these mistakes that may send them flying the other way.
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Successfully Plant A Tree In Sandy Soil With These Tips
Sandy soil can be tricky to work with as it doesn't retain moisture very well. Here's how to successfully plant a tree and keep it alive in sandy soil.
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How To Add A Little Floral Fun To The Posts In Your Yard
If you have a patio area with posts for holding a shade canopy or outdoor lights, consider adding a little bit of floral fun with this easy DIY.
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Upcycle Rocks Into DIY Sticky Traps For Fungus Gnats
Fungus gnats are the worst, and the yellow sticky traps that catch them aren't much better. Try this DIY instead, using rocks to make natural-looking traps.
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A Trash Bin From Dollar Tree Makes The Perfect Soil Sifter For Your Garden
If you're shopping at the garden center for all your garden needs, you may be spending more than necessary — the Dollar Tree likely has what you need.
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Don't Toss Your Dormant Orchid, Watch It Take Off Outdoors Instead
Orchids are often purchased while in bloom and discarded once the flowers fade, but if you live in a warm climate, you may be able move yours outside.
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This Old-Fashioned Method Of Deterring Fruit Tree Pests Is Still Worth Trying, Here's Why
Old-fashioned gardening tips often contain valuable wisdom that's worth trying. Here's one method you can use to keep fruit tree pests from your yard.
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Mistakes To Avoid With Your Self-Watering Planters
Self-watering planters can be a lifesaver quite literally, as far as your plants are concerned. Know which common pitfalls to avoid when using these containers.
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11 Unexpected Ways To Reuse Leftover Bread Around The House Before Tossing It
Has your loaf of bread gone stale? Instead of throwing it away, why not check out the various unexpected ways you can repurpose it around your home?
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A Rain Barrel Vs. Basin: What's The Difference, And Which Is Right For Your Garden
Do you want to opt for a rain barrel or a rain basin? Both serve the same purpose, but they work in very different ways. Let us break it down.
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How To Start Your Own In-Ground Vermicompost Bin For Your Garden Beds
If keeping a giant bin of worms in your home scares you, in-ground vermicomposting offers the same benefits buried in your garden bed and on a smaller scale.
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DIY Stunning Garden Stakes That Bedazzle Your Garden And Catch The Sun
Creating stunning garden stakes for your outdoor space. With a few DIY techniques, design beautiful pieces that bedazzle your garden by catching the sun.
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Attract More Birds With A Feeder You Can DIY From An Old Slinky
No spring left in that old Slinky? If you're a bird lover, give your overstretched Slinky a second life by repurposing it into a unique peanut feeder.
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Avoid These Mistakes If You're Trying To Attract Pollinators To Your Garden
If you're struggling to attract pollinators to your yard, check that you aren't making some of these common gardening errors. It could be sending them running.
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The Garden Decor DIY That Also Protects Your Strawberry Plants From Birds
Birds can be notorious for pecking at your homegrown strawberries for an afternoon snack of their own, but there's a simple way to keep those pesky birds away.
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Fertilizing Citrus Trees With Epsom Salt: A Budget-Friendly Hack Or Garden Nightmare
You may be considering using Epsom salt to fertilize your citrus trees, but is this a budget-friendly hack or a recipe for disaster in your garden?
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Invite Natural Pollinators To Your Yard With A Wood Pallet Wildlife Mansion
To attract natural pollinators and other critters to your garden, create a wildlife mansion out of a few wood pallets and other natural materials.
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8 Clever Ways You Could Be Repurposing Apple Peels Around Your Home And Garden
Though you may see apple peels as a bit of food waste, you can actually turn these scraps into a home cleaner, compost tea, and even natural potpourri.
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