An Overripe Pineapple Is The Key To Attracting More Butterflies To Your Yard
Adding flowers to your garden might be the most common way to attract pollinators, but a slice of overripe fruit can also help to lure them in.
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The Little-Known Downsides To Using Tomato Cages To Support Your Plants
Did you know the tomato cages that everyone uses aren't the best option? Explore the downsides of tomato cages and healthier support alternatives.
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Why Gardeners Always Plant Borage Next To Their Cucumbers
Borage can act as an excellent companion to many different plants in the garden, but it's an especially great choice when paired with cucumbers.
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The Number One Flower You Should Be Adding To Your Chaos Garden
Chaos gardens are all about creating natural-looking garden beds full of texture, color, and shape, and this popular native flower checks all of the boxes.
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Common Reasons Why Your Indoor Inch Plant Is Dying (& What To Do About It)
Inch plants (also known as zebra plants or wandering dude) are fairly easy to grow, but if you make these simple mistakes, it could lead to major problems.
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11 Of The Most Durable, Heat Tolerant Plants You Can Grow In Texas
Texas is known for a climate that can be hot, dry, and humid, but our lineup of plants has no trouble growing, and even thriving, in these conditions.
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The Dense-Growing Ground Cover That Beautifies A Shady Garden Walkway Or Path
Finding ground cover that will thrive in shady spots can be a struggle, but this fragrant floral choice is the perfect low-maintenance pick.
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27 Flowering Plants You Should Always Deadhead For Maximum Blooms
It's essential to know the flowers in your garden and maintain them properly. If you haven't been deadheading these flowers, do so to reap maximum blooms.
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Should You Put Rice In Your Bird Feeder? Here's What Experts Say
Grains are a standard in bird feed mixes, but should rice be one of them? Experts weigh in on whether this pantry staple belongs in your bird feeder.
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Reuse Old Marbles To Turn A Plain Planter Into A Dimensional Design
Learn how to jazz up an ordinary planter using old marbles. The end result is guaranteed to elevate your space, plus bring a little texture.
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12 Flowers In Your Garden That Will Thrive When You Add Coffee Grounds
Want to supercharge your garden with an eco-friendly hack? These 12 flowers thrive with the addition of coffee grounds for vibrant blooms and lush growth.
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The Indoor Plant You Want In Your Home If Your Small Space Needs A Bright Pop Of Color
Consider this tropical houseplant for your home decor. It requires only partial sunlight, and its pink hue adds some bright, natural color to a bland space.
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16 Clever Ways To Reuse Plastic Nursery Pots To Attract Birds & Pollinators (& Repel Unwanted Pests)
If you're an avid gardener, a collection of plastic plant pots can soon mount up from all those trips to the nursery. Make use of them with these handy ideas.
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Prevent Mud Problems Early With A Surprisingly Easy Yard Hack
No one likes to have a muddy yard — especially if you have children or dogs who track it inside. This surprisingly easy yard hack gets rid of the mud.
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The Fast-Growing Lavender Alternative That Is The Perfect Border Plant For Sunny Gardens
If you love lavender but live in a climate that's too hot for it, consider growing a similarly eye-pleasing plant in its place. Here's a promising option.
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Can You Use A Tile Saw To Cut Pavers? Here's What We Know
While you can use a circular saw or a rotary hammer to cut pavers, we spoke with an expert who explains if you can do the same with a tile saw.
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How To Fine-Tune Your Sprinkler System To Cut Down On Expenses And Conserve Water
Do you want to save water while still keeping your grass lush and healthy? Luckily, some small tweaks can make your irrigation system more efficient.
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The Self-Seeding Flower That'll Keep Hummingbirds Coming To Your Yard Year After Year
What's better than a beautiful, low-maintenance flower that attracts hummingbirds and returns every year? This native flower is ideal for any outdoor space.
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Unlock Extra Tomatoes With This Simple Tomato Tickle Trick
If you want your tomato plants to be as productive as possible, give the "tickle" trick a shot. The plants will reward you with more substantial harvests.
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Why You Should Sprinkle Crushed Eggshells Around Your Growing Lavender Plants
We love an unexpected gardening hack, and this is no exception. Here's why you should add crushed eggshells to the soil around your lavender plants.
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The Purple Flowering Perennial You'll Want To Grow To Attract Birds Without A Feeder
This purple perennial is found in moist, shaded areas in the eastern U.S. Grow it in your yard to attract birds without dealing with the mess of a bird feeder.
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16 Fast Growing Privacy Trees You Can Enjoy Year-Round For Their Looks And Security
Want more privacy in your backyard? Here are 16 fast-growing privacy trees that offer year-round beauty and security, creating a lush and serene oasis.
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The Best Way To Use Coffee Grounds Alongside Mulch In The Garden
If you've been wondering what to do with all the coffee grounds you make every day, you can use them along side your mulch to help your garden grow.
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Is A Dehumidifier The Answer To Healthy, Thriving Plants?
It's easy to assume plants will thrive in the most humid environment possible, but in a greenhouse, it's necessary to maintain balanced moisture levels.
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This Hardy Little Plant Survives In Jars And Needs Almost Nothing
If you need a touch of green in your life but don't have the bandwidth to take care of a plant on the regular, we have just the plant you need.
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Grow Taller, Healthier Mint With A Gardening Hack That Doesn't Cost A Thing
If you like to grow mint, try this hack that uses items you already have in your yard to help your mint plants grow in a tall, rounded shape.
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Signs Your Tomato Plant Is Battling A Bacterial Infection (And What To Do About It)
Bacterial infections can spell the end for your tomato plants and can quickly spread, so if you notice any symptoms, it's important to take action immediately.
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