Not Coffee Grounds: The Syrup To Add To DIY Fertilizer For Thriving Leafy Greens
When adding this syrup to your leafy greens, never add it in its pure form. It should be diluted. Its benefit? Greater microbial activity for healthier soil.
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Goodbye Traditional Bird Baths: Walmart Has A Smart Solution That Fits Anywhere In Your Yard
Having a bird bath is great for attracting birds to your backyard for bird-watching. This smart, solar-powered product takes avian observation to a tech level.
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The October-Blooming Flower You Can Enjoy Longer Than Mums
This herbaceous perennial has 23 species, and their blooms last for up to three months. Some species let you enjoy their flowers through much of November.
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Give Your Backyard Lighting A Rustic Touch With A Stylish Find From Walmart
This product hearkens to a timeless source of lighting that complements any style. That said, it uses both a natural charge and one powered by technology.
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Using This Popular Tool To Remove Weeds Could Make The Problem Worse If You Get The Timing Wrong
When weeds reach their peak height, you might feel like you're at your limit too. But before you rev up the heavy machinery, think about their growth stage.
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The Patio Mistake That Could Be Inviting Ticks To Your Backyard Areas
Keep your patio away from these elements to prevent ticks. You want to eliminate areas that ticks love in order to keep your backyard pest-free.
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Say Goodbye To Traditional Mulch: The New Hydrangea Variety That Can Help Suppress Weeds
The key to this hydrangea variety's weed suppression? Its height versus its spread. This innovative flowering shrub comes in three colors with names to match.
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Say Goodbye To Gravel: Here's The Only Thing A Newly Planted Tree Needs At The Bottom Of Its Hole
We aren't sure how some garden practices start, but placing gravel in the bottom of a tree's planting hole is one you'll want to skip. Here's all it needs.
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Why Are Cicadas So Noisy?
Cicada season begins in May, as adult cicadas begin to emerge from underground to fulfill their life cycle. Their sound is loud and can quickly turn into noise.
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Skip Chemicals: Trap Carpenter Bees With A Versatile, Weather-Proof Solution
Pesticides may be able to get rid of carpenter bees, but they could also kill other beneficial insects. This Amazon product is a safer alternative.
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Turn Empty Litter Containers Into Easy-To-Build Raised Garden Beds For Potatoes
It's hard to throw away a good container, and large buckets are useful around the garden. Turn them into an attractive, functional raised bed for potatoes.
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The IKEA Outdoor Feature That Makes Every Gardener's Life Easier
This outdoor unit from IKEA can help you create a functional and stylish workstation to meet all your gardening needs, from starting seeds to harvesting crops.
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The Aromatic Herb To Grow That Knocks Parsley Down A Peg
This aromatic herb has a taste likened to anise. It can be used culinarily in much the same way as parsley, in soups, salads, and sauces. It also self-seeds.
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200 Years Ago, Plain Glass Jars Forever Changed The World Of Gardening
How Dr. Nathaniel B. Ward’s accidental invention of the terrarium in a simple glass jar transformed plant transport and greened the modern world.
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How To Repel Mosquitoes Naturally With A Woodsy Scent They Can't Stand
Mosquito season can bring uncomfortable bites and possible infection. But, all hope is not lost with this natural repellent you can make at home.
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Goodbye Traditional Birdbaths — The New Home Depot Find That Looks Like A Tree
This Home Depot birdbath couldn’t possibly blend into nature more seamlessly — it looks just like a real tree trunk and has a shallow bowl that birds love.
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DIY Durable And Rot-Proof Raised Garden Beds With An Overlooked Scrap
Do you need a raised garden bed but don't have the budget for a ready-made model? You can DIY one that will last decades using a discarded building material.
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Not Hydrangeas: The Violet-Blue Flower With Peculiar Buds That Gardeners Rarely Grow
If you're tired of the usual blue-flowering plants, try this quirky species that's beloved by bumblebees. Oh, and did we mention it's native to North America?
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Not Basil, Not Cilantro: The Lemon-Scented Herb With Flowers You'll Want In Your Garden
Sure, we all love the regular ol' herbs like basil and cilantro, but sometimes you just want something with a little zest. This fragrant herb will do the trick.
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This Mulching Mistake Could Create A Gas Safety Hazard On Your Property
Mulching your garden beds is almost always useful. It looks good and retains soil moisture, among other benefits. Hiding a gas meter with it is another story.
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Is It Okay If Garden Tools Are Left Out In The Rain?
Some people like to garden in a light rain. But does this mean that garden tools can withstand a rain shower? It comes down to proper tool maintenance.
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Plant This Fragrant Shrub In September For Pretty Fall Foliage And Winter Blooms
This fascinating hybrid looks like any other leafy shrub, but if it's planted in time, it'll fill your winter garden with rich golden foliage and flowers.
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No Tools Needed: How To Remove Young, Small Weeds From Mulch
Pulling tiny weeds in mulch hardly feels worth the effort. This tool-free solution can be made with few kitchen supplies and quickly dries them out in place.
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We Asked Gardeners Which Shade-Tolerant Plants Add The Most Color To Your Garden
A garden that receives indirect sunlight can be the ideal setting for many colorful shade-tolerant plants. Texture and contrast are also key to any shady spot.
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The Beautiful And Fragrant Plant To Prune Before September Is Over
This vining plant produces decadent white blooms in summer -- a clue to get your pruning shears ready. By the end of September, it'll be ready for a big chop.
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Not Mums: The Orchid-Like Perennial For Your Shady Patio Container Garden This Fall
This hybrid produces dazzling speckled blooms that will put your neighbor's ordinary chrysanthemums to shame. Plus, it thrives in wet and shady conditions.
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Easily Smooth And Level Gravel Driveways With Wood Pallets
Tire ruts and potholes are a common issue with gravel driveways. With a wood pallet, a riding mower, and a few scrap materials, you can easily plow it smooth.
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