This creeping vine blocks sunlight to trees and creates the ideal conditions for fungal diseases to spread. Trees often struggle to support its weight, too.
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This low-maintenance purple plant is a show-stopper. Get tips on nurturing this beauty for novice gardening or incorporating it into to an existing garden.
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Instead of using the popular vinegar method to clean your fruits and veggies after picking them (or buying them), here's an even more effective solution.
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If you're clearing out old planters when used soil, don't toss that soil! It may no longer be rich in nutrients, but it still has a lot of uses.
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Gold porch lights may be a common sight, but in September, they carry a powerful meaning. Here's why you may want to swap your bulbs for gold ones.
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Bindweed is a pernicious problem plant that is exceptionally difficult to get rid of because of its extensive root system, but every problem has a solution.
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Mushrooms are part of a normal, balanced ecosystem, but if you discover them growing on trees, they can indicate poor tree health and should be taken seriously.
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If you're keen to make your own bat house, take some advice from the experts to ensure that you're providing a safe and welcoming haven for visiting bats.
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If you want to add more interest to those shady areas in your landscape where grass won't grow, here are some plants that grow well in shade.
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Sure, you could throw this scrap away or add it to your compost. But it's been found to be beneficial to roses all on its own, thanks to its nutrients.
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Used paint stir sticks can easily pile up with time. Instead of tossing them, how about using them to craft this affordable yet cute DIY garden planter?
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Taking proper care of your lawn will lead to a beautifully green space that you'll want to show off. This one trick will make it look even better.
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You've been waiting through the cold months and into summer to take that first bite of a juicy tomato, but if the skin is too tough, here are some reasons why.
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If you're tired of raking up leaves, twigs, and needles, a lawn sweeper can seem like a tempting buy. Here are the benefits and drawbacks to consider first.
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Everyone has their favorite meals -- hummingbirds are no different. There are some flowers they'll avoid, so don't plant these if you're trying to attract them.
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A lush, dense wall of greenery is a fantastic alternative to traditional fencing, and this quick-growing small tree is the perfect pick for the job.
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Watering your grass involves a little more than monitoring the weather and following a schedule. Knowing your soil type is key to a lush lawn.
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Basil is an oft-used herb that only lasts one growing season. But harvesting the basil seeds to ensure an unending supply couldn't be easier.
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Hydrangea plants can get pretty pricey at the store, so if you're looking to expand your landscape to include more, you can't beat the price of this process.
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Many gardeners use aluminum foil to reflect sunlight on to their tomatoes and speed up the ripening process. But does this technique actually work?
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Sage can be edible, ornamental, or both! There are many species of sage that add color and texture to your landscape, ranging from white to red or purple.
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Strawberries don't ripen once they're picked, so harvesting at the correct time is essential to ensure you're left with juicy, flavorful fruit.
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Moles and voles can damage your yard and garden but planting this flower will keep them away. And as a bonus, it will add beauty and color to your garden.
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Clay soil is hard to work, but this inexpensive kitchen ingredient helps improve the structure of clay soil and make it more suitable for gardening.
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Having an herb garden adds an aromatic touch, but getting the level of sunlight correct is essential. Find out which popular herb doesn't like shade.
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Florida heat and humidity can make growing certain crops more difficult, including tomatoes. These varieties are built to withstand the state's weather.
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You can keep your push or riding lawnmower running for years to come by following a proper oil change schedule and using the right products.
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