Preserve And Save Pumpkin Seeds To Plant Next Year With A Window Screen Hack
If you want your pumpkin patch to continue next year, use this easy hack involving an unlikely household object to preserve and save the gutted seeds.
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The Benefits Of Adding An Owl Nest Box To Your Garden (And How To Build One)
By adding an owl nest box to your garden you'll be providing these birds of prey a safe space. Plus, they'll help protect your plants from pests.
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Scare Birds Away From Seedlings With A Simple Dollar Tree Garden Hack
While bird watching can be an enjoyable pastime, what you don't want to see is birds feasting on your garden plants. An easy Dollar Tree hack solves this issue.
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Companion Plants To Grow Alongside Scarlet Sage For A Bird-Friendly Garden
Scarlet sage is well-known for attracting several bird species, including cardinals. To make your garden more bird-friendly, grow these alongside it.
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The Sneaky Hummingbird Nectar Recipe Your Neighbors Will Want To Know
If you want to attract more hummingbirds to your feeders, discover a slightly-altered nectar recipe that can be put out at certain times of the day and year.
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Is It Safe To Feed Hummingbirds Using Nectar Made With Well Water?
Not all water is equal, which is important to know if you're making your own hummingbird nectar. Does well water make the cut? Let's dive in and find out.
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You've Been Sharpening Pruning Shears All Wrong
If you want to keep your pruning shears functioning properly, then sharpening may be in order. Just be sure to not make these crucial sharpening mistakes.
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Make Your Yard A Hummingbird Haven With A Stunning DIY They Can't Resist
Want to attract more hummingbirds into your yard? Find out how to make a hummingbird haven for your outdoor space by combining a few things they love.
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Simple Ways To Protect Fall Mums From Frost As Temperatures Drop
Explore effective ways to protect your fall mums from frost as temperatures drop. Keep your mums thriving through the chilly season with easy techniques.
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It's Time To Stop Believing Some Hydrogen Peroxide Garden Myths
While hydrogen peroxide absolutely has uses in the garden, it is not a cure-all by any means. We set the record straight on the myths you should stop believing.
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18 Plant Varieties That'll Bring Fall Birds To Your Yard And Garden
In the fall, the number of birds visiting your yard and garden may drop. During this season, when food is scarce, use these plants to provide meals for birds.
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Protect Your Trimmer Cord From Getting Cut By Using A Pool Noodle Hack
Protect your trimmer cord and prevent it from getting cut with this clever pool noodle hack. Keep your trimmer cord visible with this easy solution.
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Tips & Tricks To Prevent Goosegrass From Growing In Your Yard
Goosegrass is a weed you don't want growing in your yard. To prevent it from taking over, follow these steps to stop it from breaking ground in the first place.
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What To Know Before Watering Your Aloe Vera With Sugar Water
DIYing fertilizer can keep plants healthy for cheap, but there's a fine line between helping and hurting. Learn this before watering aloe with sugar water.
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Tips For Keeping Your Hardy & Tropical Hibiscus Plants Thriving Through Winter
Keep your hardy and tropical hibiscus plants thriving through the winter. Learn how to overwinter hibiscus and ensure beautiful blooms when spring arrives.
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The Natural Slug Trap That Doesn't Call For A Drop Of Beer
Those who like to keep their garden free of pesticides may find themselves struggling with their slug population, but here's a simple solution.
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Starting Your Seed-Saving Journey? Here Are Beginner-Friendly Options To Try First
Growing plants from seeds can be a rewarding experience if you do it the right way. Here are some beginner-friendly tips to try for optimal success.
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5 Herbs You Can Grow To Help Block Out Weeds In Your Garden (& 7 To Avoid)
Weeding is most people's least favorite garden task. We've identified five herbs that can help muscle out weeds, as well as several you might want to skip.
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7 Ingenious Ways To Repurpose Coconut Shells In Your Home & Garden
If you have any coconut shells on hand, don't throw them away. Instead, discover some creative ways to repurpose them around your home and garden.
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Can You Fertilize Fruit Trees Using Coffee Grounds? Our Professional Gardener Weighs In
Coffee grounds can be used as a soil amendment to add nutrients to the soil - but are they appropriate for fertilizing fruit trees? Find out that and more here.
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Save Your Tree Trimmings To Make New Garden Beds Using An Easy, Natural Method
Instead of composting your tree trimmings or leaving them out for disposal, use them to create new garden beds, following this natural method.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Sharpening Your Garden Shears
Before diving into your next garden project, you'll want to ensure that your garden shears are sharp. Avoid these sharpening mistakes to keep them working well.
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How To Safely Sharpen Your Pruning Saw For A Cleaner Cut (& Mistakes To Avoid)
As with knives and scissors, it's important to sharpen your pruning saw to ensure it functions properly. Here's how to do it, as well as things to look out for.
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5 Fragrant Ground Covers That Can Help Deter Pests (& 4 To Avoid)
Discover 5 fragrant ground covers that can help deter pests and learn about 4 to avoid. Create a beautiful and pest-resistant garden with these helpful plants.
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Successfully Install A Bird Feeder Pole In Your Yard With These Tips
If you place a bird feeder on a pole, it's important to follow these tips to properly install the pole so it won't tip or fall when animals climb up.
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The Trick To Try With Your Potato Plants After Harvesting To Produce A Second Crop
It can be hard to know when to harvest potatoes but if you want to get a second crop after harvesting the first, this is what you need to do.
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Turn Your Yard Into A Hummingbird Feeding Ground With These Tips For Attracting Insects
Hummingbirds love to eat insects just as much as they love to drink nectar. So, to attract more to your yard, turn your garden into a bug haven. Here's how.
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