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  • broken terracotta pot with plant

    Should You Use Pieces Of Broken Flower Pots As Drainage Material For Planters?

    The idea of using pieces of broken flower pots as drainage material for planters has been around for a while, but should you try it? Some say no. Here's why.

    By Melody Ip 8 months ago Read More
  • Someone holding garden seeds in their hand.

    Tips And Tricks For Winter Seed Sowing

    Direct sowing and starting seeds indoors are common practices for starting a garden, but what if you could get a head start on your plants in the winter?

    By Lauren Krystaf 8 months ago Read More
  • A messy backyard with tall grass and weeds

    The Average Cost Of Hiring Professionals For Backyard Clean-Up

    If your backyard is in dire need of clean-up, you may be tempted to hire a professional. But before you do, here’s a look at how much it'll cost on average.

    By Jeff Katieno 8 months ago Read More
  • A person planting a sapling in the ground

    What Are Keystone Plants And Why Should You Consider Growing Them?

    Discover what keystone plants are and what role they play in our ecosystems. Learn which plants are considered keystones an how to care for them.

    By Judy Schumer 8 months ago Read More
  • Without pruning, squash plants grow long vines.

    How To Prune Squash Plants For A Bigger, Healthier Harvest

    We don't often think about pruning our squash plants, but doing so can result in healthier vegetables that produce a bigger harvest. Here's how.

    By Bri Myrick 8 months ago Read More
  • Someone opening a mesh fruit bag

    Don't Throw Out Your Fruit Bags Until You Try One Creative Garden Hack

    If you're looking for creative ways to repurpose would-be trash into useful items, here's the clever gardening DIY you can create using fruit bags.

    By Lindsay Donaldson 8 months ago Read More
  • Person holding LECA balls with planter

    Mess-Free Ways To Use LECA To Grow Indoor Plants Without Soil

    Are you sick of the messes that potted soil can often leave behind? Then, you may want to try growing indoor plants with LECA instead. Here's why.

    By Emily Ray 8 months ago Read More
  • An up close side view of a blooming gardenia bud

    The Pruning Mistake That Is Causing Your Gardenia Not To Bloom

    Discover the common pruning mistake that may be preventing your gardenia from blooming. Learn how to correct it for vibrant, healthy flowers in your garden.

    By Annette Hird 8 months ago Read More
  • woman in a peony garden

    The Best Way For Beginner Gardeners To Grow Happy, Healthy Peonies

    Peonies are one of the most stunning blooms that a beginner gardener can plant. Try this newbie-friendly way to grow healthy peonies in your yard.

    By Bri Myrick 8 months ago Read More
  • Rows of stacked terra cotta saucers

    Grab An Old Terra Cotta Plant Saucer & Watch What You Can Grow

    Transform an old terra cotta plant saucer into a creative gardening. Discover how to make the most of this simple DIY idea for thriving plants.

    By Kim Griffin 8 months ago Read More
  • Swarm of orange butterflies against blue sky

    The Sedum Ground Cover That Will Attract Butterflies With Its White Flowers

    What could be better than a lush, colorful, and low-maintenance groundcover? One that attracts pretty pollinators, of course, and this sedum does just that.

    By Lauren Krystaf 8 months ago Read More
  • Plumbago attracts many beneficial insects.

    The Best Way To Care For Beautiful Plumbago In The Winter

    Plumbago is cold-hard in warm climates, but that doesn't mean you can't grow it further north. Here's how to keep it healthy over the winter.

    By Abigail Singrey 8 months ago Read More
  • Wheelbarrow with dirt on stepping stones in barren yard

    The Ground Cover With Rich Berries That Adds Striking Color & Year-Round Interest

    If you're feeling jaded about grass, there's no shortage of interesting ground cover alternatives, and this low-growing cultivar is a year-round showstopper.

    By Lauren Krystaf 8 months ago Read More
  • A person holding a scoop of baking soda on a trowel

    The Baking Soda Hack Some Gardeners Use When Growing Asparagus (& Should You Try It?)

    If you're hoping to grow delicious and thriving asparagus, there are several hacks you can try. Some include using baking soda - however, does it work?

    By Madisen Swenson 8 months ago Read More
  • A woman holding a daisy plant above a hole in the ground

    Before You Plant Daisies, You Need To Know These Things

    Daisies can put on a charmingly cheerful display in a flower garden, but there are certain things to be careful of when growing this pretty plant family.

    By Megan Brame 8 months ago Read More
  • A ground-level view of a beautiful manicured lawn with perimeter landscaping

    How Often You Should Be Spraying Your Lawn With Neem Oil (& Why You'd Want To)

    Discover the ideal frequency for spraying neem oil on your lawn and why it's a good reason you should start using it. You may be surprised by its benefits.

    By Baylee Bunce 8 months ago Read More
  • You can save seeds from overripe cucumbers.

    How To Harvest Cucumber Seeds To Plant In Your Garden Next Year

    Whether you want to save money on seeds next year or you just want to expand your garden knowledge, here's how to save your own cucumber seeds.

    By Kyle Schurman 8 months ago Read More
  • Longhaired woman rolling a wheelbarrow full of leaves with a Yorkshire terrier hitching a ride

    Why You Should Get Rid Of Yard Debris Before The First Frost

    Lawn care certainly winds down as the winter days approach, but there's one last task you'll need to take care of before the first frost arrives.

    By Lindsay Donaldson 8 months ago Read More
  • Martha Stewart in pearl necklace

    Martha Stewart's Gardener On The Fall Bulbs To Plant Now For A Gorgeous Spring

    Fall is the time to plant bulbs if you want to see blooms in the spring. Martha Stewart's gardener has a few recommendations for bulbs to plant in the fall.

    By Trinity Archie 8 months ago Read More
  • person pulling weeds

    Crowd Out Pesky Weeds By Growing A Moss-Like Ground Cover

    If you have an area in your yard or garden that doesn't favor moss' preferred conditions and want to crowd out weeds, consider this moss-like ground cover.

    By Lauren Krystaf 8 months ago Read More
  • person wearing gloves adding pine bark mulch to garden

    The Pros And Cons Of Using Natural Pine Bark Mulch In The Garden

    Pine bark mulch is a popular choice for gardens - and with good reason. Though it has many pros, there are also a few cons to be aware before you use it.

    By Annette Hird 8 months ago Read More
  • Someone pulling weeds from her garden

    The Native Weed You Should Leave Alone If You Love Pollinators In Your Yard

    Learn about the native weed you should keep in your yard and leave alone. You may be surprised by the different types of pollinators it can attract.

    By Bri Ahearn 8 months ago Read More
  • Mushrooms in front bed

    Can You Tell Edible Yard Mushrooms Apart From Poisonous Ones? Our Expert Weighs In

    If you love foraging for mushrooms in the yard but aren't sure which ones are edible or poisonous, expert Melanie Rekola weighs in on how to differentiate them.

    By Emily Ray 8 months ago Read More
  • A patch of dead grass in a shaded area

    The Ground Cover That's Perfect For Shady Areas Where Grass Won't Grow

    Find the perfect ground cover for shaded areas where grass won’t grow, that can add interest and texture to your yard and keep it looking alive.

    By Kandice Vincent 8 months ago Read More
  • purple-flowering thyme in a rock garden

    Protect Creeping Thyme From Frost Damage With These Winter Care Tips

    Shallow-rooted, vining plants, like creeping thyme, can be vulnerable to frost damage in winter. Here's how you can protect yours from freezing temperatures.

    By Rita Kueber 8 months ago Read More
  • An up close view of pink orchid blooms

    The Best Type Of Flower Pot For Growing Happy, Healthy Orchids

    Discover the best flower pots for happy, healthy orchids. Learn key features and tips for creating the ideal environment for your orchids to thrive.

    By Kim Griffin 8 months ago Read More
  • Camellia flower with blight

    Telltale Signs Your Camellia Tree Is Dying (& What To Do About It)

    You may be starting to notice indications that your camellia tree is not completely healthy. We show you what signs to look for and how to prevent disease.

    By Abigail Singrey 8 months ago Read More
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