Turn An Old Rake Into A Bird Feeder And Watch Orioles Flock To Your Backyard
Before you toss out your old rake, consider its potential as a bird feeder. Maybe they can't hold seed, but rakes can distribute another item orioles enjoy.
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Hide Unsightly Areas Of Your Backyard With A DIY Wooden Trellis Screen
If you're looking to shield clutter or have more privacy from neighbors in your backyard, consider building a wooden trellis screen around your space.
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Use These 8 Stunning Colors On Your Birdhouse To Attract More Flying Friends
If birds aren't taking up residence in your birdhouse, the problem may be the color. Discover 8 of the best colors to paint the outside of your birdhouse.
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Tips For Growing Prairie Smoke Flowers To Bring Pollinators To Your Garden
Prairie smoke flowers are great for even the beginner gardener. These low maintenance flowers can attract pollinators to your yard and have other benefits.
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Plants In Your Garden That Could Be Attracting Unwanted Snakes
Discover which plants may attract unwanted snakes to your garden. Protect your outdoor space from potential snake encounters with these tips on plants to avoid.
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15 Deadly Mushrooms That Could Be Growing In Your Backyard
Mycophiles might get excited to see mushroom varieties growing in their backyards. But consuming them could be fatal, as these 15 deadly mushrooms prove.
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Zulu Giants Are Beautiful Flowering Cacti You Should Think Twice About Planting
The Zulu giant (or carrion flower) is a fascinating and gorgeous plant, but there are several good reasons you might not actually want to keep one around.
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Common Pests And Diseases That Cause Damage To Anemone Flowers
Anemone flowers are a stunning addition to your garden, and they are generally hardy plants, but some diseases and pests can destroy them.
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The Invasive And Highly Flammable Grass You Should Avoid
If you're looking to plant some new grass in your yard this year, be sure it's not this flammable and invasive variety. Here's what you need to know.
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Are There Any Common Pests You Can Control With Beer? Here's What We Know
Beer isn't just a refreshing beverage... it may be able to help with pest control. Find out if you favorite drink can save you from a bug infestation.
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The Watering Mistake That's Encouraging Crabgrass To Grow In Your Yard
If you've noticed more and more crabgrass showing up on your lawn, you may be watering it incorrectly. Here's how you should adapt your watering schedule.
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Herbs And Other Crops You Should Avoid Growing Alongside Mint
Mint has a bit of a reputation in the garden, and if you want your other edible plants to play nice, you should avoid growing some of them together.
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The Native Shrub That Provides Color-Changing Berries From Summer Into Fall
Pollinator-friendly native species? Check. Easy to grow? Check. Gorgeous color-changing seasonal berries? Check! Plant this shrub and add beauty to your garden.
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How Can You Make Avocado Trees Produce More Fruit? Here's What Our Orchardist Says
An avocado tree that produces less fruit than expected can be disappointing. According to our expert orchardist, here's how to set yours up for success.
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6 Ways Aluminum Foil Can Keep Pests Away From Your Home And Garden
Discover a secret weapon against pesky pests with these ingenious ways to use aluminum foil. Use these eco-friendly solutions for a pest-free home and garden.
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DIY A Cute Plant Stand For Your Patio Using A Few Inexpensive Items
A plant stand is easy to make, which means you don't need to go out and buy an expensive pre-made one. Just follow this simple DIY tutorial.
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Celebrate National Gardening Week By Planting These Gorgeous Natives
National Gardening Week is in full swing across the U.S. as summer begins. Our master gardener recommends five native plants to grow in your yard to celebrate.
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If Spittlebugs Are Leaving A Foam-Like Substance On Your Lavender, Don't Panic
Lavender is quite the draw for spittlebugs, but if you notice their spit-like goo on your plants, don't freak out and just ditch them with these tricks instead.
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The Natural Garden Staple That'll Become Your Secret To Controlling Ants
If you have an overabundance of ants or other pests in your garden or home, this simple and natural method can help you get them under control.
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Stunning Alternatives To Lavender That You Can Grow In Your Garden
Discover alternatives to traditional lavender plants that will add vibrant colors and unique fragrances to your garden. Create a stunning yard that stands out.
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Help These Moisture-Loving Plants Thrive With An Easy Cookie Jar Hack
The adorably-named freckle face or polka dot plants are relatively low maintenance once you establish the right cookie jar based environment for them to thrive.
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The Potential Benefits Of Adding Blackstrap Molasses To Your Garden
Blackstrap molasses is a gooey, robust ingredient that adds quite a punch to any food ... and it adds quite a punch to your garden too!
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The Simple Amendment That Will Improve The Heavy Clay Soil In Your Garden
Heavy clay soil is infamous for preventing plants from getting their water, but there's a substance you can add that should solve the issue.
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Grow This Cactus Plant For A Beautiful Pop Of Red-Orange Color
Cacti are one of the hardiest plants you can grow in hot or dry climates, and this stunning cactus also offers vibrant and saturated blossoms.
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Our Lawn Care Expert's Advice For Choosing The Best Time To Fertilize Your Lawn
Fertilizer can make all the difference when it comes to achieving your landscaping dreams. We spoke to an expert, and here is the best time to fertilize.
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11 Creative Ways To Repurpose An Old Tree Stump In Your Yard
Tree stumps can be aesthetically unpleasant and depressing. Happily, there are numerous ways to turn a stump into something new and exciting.
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Avoid Dividing These 9 Perennials At All Costs
Plenty of perennials can be divided, but then there are those that should not. Before you start getting to work in your garden, learn which you should let be.
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