Thinking about planting a pollinator garden to attract butterflies? There's a weird native plant that everything from monarchs to skippers to swallowtails love.
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Terrariums are a brilliant way to neatly contain houseplants, but they can look a bit boring. Spice them up and match them to your existing decor with this DIY.
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If you're worried you don't have enough space to grow sweet potatoes outside, try this container method that lets you produce vegetables indoors.
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Microscopic spider mites can be a persistent hazard to indoor plants, but one natural spray solution may be all you need to safely keep them at bay.
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Could a mineral deficiency spoiling your hydrangea blooms? Get tips for determining if Epsom salt could be the solution for vibrant blooms and foliage.
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By taking a trip to Dollar Tree and picking up an everyday kitchen item and some hardware essentials, you can protect and upgrade your hummingbird feeder.
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If your tomato plants need an extra dose of nutrients, good news: There’s a fruity fertilizer hack that you likely already have in your kitchen trash can.
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Squirrels aren't the only rodents scurrying around bird feeders. Rats want all those sunflower seeds, too. Attach a baffle to ensure birds, not rats, get it.
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Providing the right environment for your seeds to germinate can be tricky, which is why you should use this clever hack using a medium you already have at home.
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Ground covers serve a functional purpose, but that doesn't mean they can't have an aesthetic one, too. Consider these plants for a burst of color year-round.
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If you have a pile of leftover bricks from a recent building project, you can use them creatively to make your own unique and affordable garden path.
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Limewashing or whitewashing fruit trees is a centuries-old practice. Discover if paint is the missing ingredient you need to help your fruit trees thrive.
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If your balcony feels too small to enjoy, here's how to transform it into a raised space where you can dine, unwind, and embrace a zen vibe.
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Struggle to keep real houseplants alive? If you're even a bit crafty, you can make care-free plants that stay perky and pretty without water or fertilizer.
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Desperate to disguise that oh-to-functional utility box stuck to the exterior wall of your house? There are all kinds of ways to cover it up if you're creative.
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While deadheading lilies entails removing the spent blooms, it's essential to do this correctly to help your plant conserve energy so it continues to thrive.
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From the choice of flowers to how you position your backyard lighting, this dramatic gardening trend has an illuminating effect on your space.
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Clover lawns offer low maintenance and natural beauty, but also have trade-offs. Whether this alternative works depends on your yard’s climate and needs.
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If birds and squirrels have been picking your fruit trees bare, there’s an easy hack to keep them at bay with something you already have in your pantry.
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A thinning lawn isn’t always beyond saving, but some signs point to deeper trouble. Sometimes, simple fixes won’t cut it and starting fresh makes more sense.
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Light conditions, water requirements, and a pruning schedule are just some of the things to consider when growing a healthy Pilea peperomioides. Learn them all.
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From tracking your plant's health to calculating its happiness score, discover three houseplant gadgets from IFA 2025 that make maintenance a breeze.
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A toothbrush is the perfect small tool for reaching those tricky and delicate crevices around your plant's roots for repotting — here's how to use it.
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You can turn a flower pot, pond basket, and flat rock into a high-end water feature. The fountain is perfect for attracting birds or simply elevating your yard.
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Hardy and compact herbs are a good choice for beginner gardeners. Handy with an electric drill? Make something to grow them on a balcony, deck, or small patio.
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Deadheading is a great way to promote fresh blooms and a healthy plant in the summer but once fall hits there's a clear sign that it's time to stop.
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Growing herbs on your kitchen counter is a beginner-friendly way to start a garden that also adds to your meals. Start with this easy-to-grow, versatile herb.
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