What Is The 1/3 Rule For Hydrangeas To Encourage Growth?
You may have heard of the one-third rule for hydrangeas, but it's important to know the difference between pruning plants considered old wood versus new wood.
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Goodbye Traditional Bird Baths: This Solar Option Provides Visitors With Fresh Water
Providing fresh water is key to attracting birds and other wildlife to your yard and garden. This bird bath's solar option keeps water from going stagnant.
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Use An Old Musical Instrument To Make A One Of A Kind Planter With Vintage Charm
An old instrument collecting dust can become an eye-catching home for greenery with a few simple modifications, offering plenty of room for customization.
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10 Vegetables You Should Avoid Planting In Raised Garden Beds
While you can certainly grow these vegetables in a raised bed, they have some characteristics that will either limit your yield or crop variety, even for years.
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Man Transforms Cinder Blocks & Bricks Into An Outdoor Kitchen Space With An Impressive DIY
An inviting patio area can make any yard feel warm and welcoming, and you can outfit your own on a budget with this clever cinder block DIY project.
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Ditch Landscape Fabric For An Overlooked Alternative That's Durable And Cheaper
You don't actually have to shell out the money to buy landscape fabric for your outdoor spaces. Instead, you can save big with this option you may already have.
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15 Of The Biggest Wastes Of Money You Can Spend On Garden Beds
From pest and weed control measures to soil blends, our master gardener reveals the places where you may be wasting your money on your garden.
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Not Lavender, Not Euphorbia: The Tough Perennial To Grow In Gravel Garden Beds For Endless Blooms
If you've got gravel garden beds you want to fill with beautiful flowers, try growing this hardy and drought-tolerant plant for colorful blooms.
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Quote Of The Day By Alan Titchmarsh: 'No Matter How Expert A Gardener You Are...'
Even gardening experts like Alan Titchmarsh always have room to grow — no plant pun intended. His advice to other gardeners is also advice for himself.
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You Don't Need Wood: The Natural, Durable Material To Use For Raised Garden Beds
This durable, natural material is seen everywhere outside, and there are ways to even source it at no cost. It offers heft, while blending into any landscape.
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The Portable IKEA Solution To Replace Bulky Outdoor Potting Stations
Potting and re-potting your plants can become a hassle, especially if your gardening supplies are taking up valuable space. This IKEA product can help.
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September Is Stink Bug Season: The Most Likely Places They're Hiding
When you see stink bugs in the fall, it's different than in the spring. In the fall, these bugs are looking for a place to overwinter, like inside your home.
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Quote Of The Day By Martha Stewart: The Joy Of Gardening
Martha Stewart’s long and impressive career has made her an icon in the gardening world. These are her thoughts on how gardening creates lifelong happiness.
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How To Deal With These Nasty Lawn Weeds In September
Stubborn lawn invaders are gearing up for next season. Fortunately, it may be easier than you think to stop them before they get the upper hand.
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Say Goodbye To Wasps: The One Thing You Must Keep Out Of Your Yard
If you have outdoor pets or livestock, you might be welcoming more wasps too. Remove or relocate this pet item to keep them from nesting around your home.
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Plant This Compact Purple Flower In September For A Spring Garden Full Of Hummingbirds
This cultivar will produce purple tubular flowers (which hummingbirds love!) in the springtime if you plant them in the fall, about a month before first frost.
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Will Homeowners Insurance Cover A Failing Retaining Wall?
Homeowners insurance can be tricky to navigate. If you’ve noticed your retaining wall is in rough shape, will insurance cover it? Here’s what you need to know.
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Not Landscape Fabric: Use This Common Household Waste To Say Bye To Weeds
Double check your delivery packages before heading to the recycling bin. You could find just what your garden needs to keep pesky weeds in check.
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What Does A Pink Ribbon On A Tree Mean?
Ribbons, flags, or paint markings in various colors are how land management companies mark areas for specific reasons, such as utility or property lines.
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Not Regular Wood: The Durable Material To Use For Stronger Raised Garden Beds
Using this wood alternative could mean not having to change your raised garden beds for a few decades. The material is rot resistant, and easy to assemble.
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Easier Than Hand Pulling Weeds: Add One Ingredient For A More Effective Herbicide
Getting rid of weeds is a seemingly never-ending job for dedicated gardeners, but adding this handy chemical to your herbicide can make a dramatic difference.
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Upcycle An Old Pot Lid Into Colorful Plant Stands For A Budget-Friendly DIY
There's no need to throw out old pot lids. If you have some plants that could use a new display option, consider pairing the lids with plant stands.
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The Bright, Fragrant Flower You Shouldn't Plant To Attract Hummingbirds To Your Yard
While red flowers typically attract hummingbirds, they will bypass this popular bloom because it doesn't produce the nectar these tiny pollinators need.
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Quote Of The Day By Monty Don: There Are Two Types Of Gardeners
In today’s quote, Monty Don distinguishes between two types of gardeners — plant lovers and garden lovers. Which category do you fall into?
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Say Goodbye To Armyworms With The Help Of A Garden Store Staple
When the armyworms come marching in, you might worry your garden's health is a lost cause. Plan ahead by adding these tiny protectors to your soil before fall.
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How Deep Do Gravel Driveways Need To Be To Keep Weeds From Growing?
A consideration with gravel driveways is that weeds can break through. Mitigate this problem by making it so that those unwanted plants can't grow at all.
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Riding Lawn Mower Vs Lawn Tractor: What's The Difference?
Before making a purchase, knowing the difference between a riding lawn mower and a lawn tractor can save you money and time and keep your yard looking great.
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