Double Your Houseplant Collection With Old Glass Jars You Already Own
Glass jars have a way of piling up, and luckily, there are tons of uses for them around your house. Try using your mason jars to plant your houseplants.
Read MoreGlass jars have a way of piling up, and luckily, there are tons of uses for them around your house. Try using your mason jars to plant your houseplants.
Read MoreWhether you want to attract more pollinators or just cover up an unattractive fence, there is one fast-growing vine that you should consider for your yard.
Read MoreWhen you purchase a table, you may end up with an extra leaf that never gets used. Turns out, this leaf from an IKEA table is perfect for hanging plants.
Read MoreThe name of this fungus makes it sound like a heavy metal band, but it's actually a major hazard to your snake plant. Here's how to prevent it.
Read MoreYour kitchen contains ingredients that can tickle your taste buds or clean house. Some of these ingredients can pull double duty as DIY pest control solutions.
Read MoreCoconut oil has many properties that make it a must-have for your gardening needs. It can be used as an herbicide, pest-repellant, and much more.
Read MoreIf you have more garden pests than you'd like, and you have regular bird visitors in your yard, it may be time to try this TikTok-approved pest control tip.
Read MoreJust like our skin, grass can become sunburned too. If your lawn looks dry, scorched, and unhealthy, fix it with these simple tips and bring it back to life.
Read MoreIf you've taken a walk around the neighborhood and ever wondered why one house has green flags while another has red ones, here's your guide.
Read MoreHumans have all kinds of rituals and habits we don't have good reasons for. But if you see mirrors hanging on a tree, you might like to learn their meaning.
Read MoreIf you want to observe more birds in your yard, there is one flower you should be sure to plant this spring. Find out how to attract birds year-round.
Read MoreSquirrels often dig up freshly-planted flower bulbs. To avoid this, find out one crucial gardening step you should always complete before planting.
Read MoreIf you're an avid gardener, you're probably looking for ways to bring color to your yard during the winter, and this flowering shrub can solve your problem.
Read MoreIf your garden is overrun with pests, don’t break out the chemicals. Instead, go to your local nursery and use chrysanthemums to ward off these pests.
Read MoreNot a fan of pulling weeds out of the ground with your hands? Here's a possible solution that, if you don't already own one, should be easy to find.
Read MoreTires certainly look cool as garden planters, but there are considerable arguments against surrounding your plants with rubber and its associated chemicals.
Read MoreMuch like Spider-Man, spider plants can be helpful to have around the house, but if you're going to "clone" them, you should plan ahead with these tips.
Read MoreEven if you love cats, having stray cats hang around your yard isn't always wanted. Luckily, Pinterest shares how to avoid attracting stray cats.
Read MoreIf you know anything about garden pests, you know that grubs and moles go hand in hand. Our entomology expert explains if removing grubs can get rid of moles.
Read MoreWe're always on the lookout for a cool DIY. This one turns an ordinary shower essential into a stylish plant hanger that can go anywhere in your home.
Read MoreThis spring, stay ahead of the weeds itching to take over your yard. Just use these simple tips to keep them off your lawn with little effort.
Read MoreRaised garden beds are all the rage for growing a small veggie garden or heaps of herbs. If you're planning to build one, avoid making these common mistakes.
Read MoreMarigolds bring a lot to your garden aside from their beautiful blooms. If you have marigolds, make sure you are taking care of them properly.
Read MoreIf you have more spiders than you'd like in your backyard, don't call an exterminator. Instead, encourage these spider-eating birds to visit.
Read MoreCrepe myrtles provide bright, colorful summer blooms like no other, but there's something you should keep in mind if you plant one in your yard.
Read MoreFor the most successful planting and gardening, you should do several things to prep your soil, from testing pH levels to improving the soil's structure.
Read MoreOne of the big garden trends for 2024 will be goth, moody landscapes. Learn how to get the look in your yard, and which plants work in a goth garden.
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