Why Are My Lilac Leaves Turning Yellow?
Yellowing leaves on your lilac shrub can be alarming, and there are many possible reasons it could be happening. Here, we break down the common causes.
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20 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Fence Posts Around Your Home And Yard
If it's time to replace your fence, you may still have a lot of pieces sturdy enough for a second life as decor around your home and garden.
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Make Big Changes To Your Yard And Garden With These 12 Genius Cardboard Box Hacks
If you have a pile of cardboard boxes, don't toss them in the recycle bin. Instead, go for one of these creative hacks to help around the garden and yard.
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12 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Golf Tees Around The House And Garden
Wait! Don't throw away those used golf tees at the end of the season or if they're showing some signs of wear. We have some creative ways to repurpose them.
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The Deer-Resistant Fern Variety That Makes An Excellent Ground Cover
Some ground cover plants struggle against hungry deer, but this shade-loving fern brings dense growth and low-maintenance appeal to damp landscapes.
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The Fiery Type Of Zinnia That Thrives In The Heat And Blooms All Summer Long
This zinnia species is even more heat-tolerant than most, since it’s native to a hot, dry climate. Plus, it comes in a rainbow of colors.
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Ditch The Plastic And Dirt: There's A Better Way To Fill Large Planters
Large planters can make a gorgeous statement in your decor, but filling them with soil for shallow-rooted plants is unnecessary. Try out this hack instead.
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28 Cascading Ground Covers To Fill Window Boxes For Added Beauty
Cascading plants can transform ordinary window boxes into layered displays full of texture, color, and movement while helping containers look fuller.
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This Gardener's Upcycle Project Uses An Item You Usually Toss: 'A Fantastic Hack'
This item often ends up in the trash or the back of your lingerie drawer, but with this DIY, you can use it to make your gardening experience more comfortable.
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What It Means When Your Spider Plant's Leaves Turn Yellow (And How To Fix It)
You were promised an easygoing, beginner-friendly houseplant, so why is your spider plant turning yellow? Improper care is just one possible explanation.
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The Fast-Growing Shrub That'll Easily Fill Bare Garden Spots And Add Curb Appeal
While it is considered invasive in some states, this quick-growing plant can add a ton of color to empty areas seemingly as soon as its planted.
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Keep Carpenter Bees Away From Your Deck Or Porch With Clever Nesting Alternatives
Carpenter bees can be a nuisance, but they're also valuable pollinators. Deter them without using pesticides with these easy nesting tricks.
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Add Color To A Summer Garden With A Drought-Resistant Flower Hummingbirds Love
This colorful flower thrives in warm areas filled with sunlight. If you want to attract more hummingbirds, we suggest planting quite a lot of them.
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How To Upcycle An Old Nursery Pot To Keep Garden Twine Tangle-Free
Keeping your twine handy while in the garden has never been easier than with this viral hack. All you need to prevent tangling is an old nursery pot.
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11 Invasive Pests Homeowners & Gardeners Are Seeing Everywhere In 2026
From certain types of ants to the dreaded cockroach, these pests are on the rise in 2026. Here's how to identify them and how to keep them at bay.
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Grow This Colorful Flower In Pots & Watch Hummingbirds And Butterflies Flock To Your Yard
If you’re looking for more pollinator-attracting plants, this flower thrives in containers and can help entice more butterflies and hummingbirds to visit.
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What To Do With Marigolds In May For A More Successful Summer Garden
Marigolds are generally low-maintenance flowers that are very beneficial in the garden. If you want the best blooms, however, do this task in May.
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The $27 Amazon Birdbath That Doubles As Gorgeous Garden Decor
If you're looking for a way to freshen up a small outdoor space and add pollinator value, this pretty birdbath might be just what you're looking for.
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9 Garden Vegetables That Aren't Worth Growing From Seed
A vegetable garden is a great to have, but that doesn't mean all of your crops should be grown from seed. Here are the ones simply not worth starting as seeds.
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How To Keep Chickweed Out Of Your Lawn For Good
While chickweed might seem relatively harmless, its propensity for dropping seeds means it can easily take over a yard. Choke it out with this strategy.
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17 Types Of Bees Ranked By Danger That You Might See In Your Yard
Some bees sting, and some don't. Some are aggressive, and some aren't. Follow our guide to the bees you may see in your garden, and whether they are a concern.
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Consumer Reports Says This Quick-Charging Lawn Mower Is Worth The Splurge
This electric lawn mower left Consumer Reports impressed with its performance, battery life, and ease of handling, but you can only get it at Home Depot.
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The Gorgeous Coneflower Cultivar That Blooms Earlier & Makes A Stunning Border Plant
You really can't go wrong with any kind of coneflower, but if you're looking for one that's more compact to edge your borders, here's one to check out.
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The Overlooked Reason People Add Ant Moats To Hummingbird Feeders (It's Not Just For Pests)
Having an ant moat for your hummingbird feeder is a proven means to keep these pest away from the nectar, but it also has another advantage for visiting birds.
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Not Creeping Jenny Nor Ivy: Fill Window Boxes With A Cascading Ground Cover
Window boxes are a cozy way to add interest to your home. When you're looking for the best plants, skip invasive trailing species, and grow this one instead.
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Everyone Owned It In The '60s — Turn This Thrift Store Gem Into A Pot For Tiny Plants
While this old piece of tech has fallen out of favor over the years, its cute design makes it the perfect item to repurpose into a quirky planter.
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Gas Or Electric Lawn Mower: One Option Might Cost You More In The Long Run
While gas lawn mowers are cheaper to buy, their long-term maintenance costs push many buyers toward electric models. But which is really cheaper?
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