This Pesky Weed Might Start Popping Up In Your Yard More And More. Here's Why
Find out how to get rid of this dangerous weed and dispose of it safely, and learn why it may become more common over the next several years.
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What It Means If You See Glass Bottles Hanging From Someone's Tree
Bottle trees aren't just pretty decorations: they hearken back to the beliefs of another time, and they are a tradition that has lasted for centuries.
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The Intricate Wooden Planter You Can DIY Out Of A Laundry Room Staple
Planters can be expensive, especially if they have a more intricate design. Save money by making your own using items you may already have in your laundry room.
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Prevent Woodpeckers From Ruining Your Home's Siding With These Helpful Tips
Woodpeckers can sometimes be beneficial, but they can also ruin your home's siding. Here are some helpful tips to make sure this doesn't happen.
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We Made A DIY Terrarium Lamp And We Finally Know What To Do With Our Old Pickle Jars
Glass jar lamps are a great way to show off your prized collections. But they can also show off your plants! Learn how to make a terrarium lamp.
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Can Growing This Minty Plant Send Snakes Slithering From Your Garden?
Certain plants are widely reported to repel snakes, but does this claim hold up in reality? And if not, how do you really banish snakes from your yard?
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The 8 Best Chigger-Repelling Plants To Add To Your Yard
If you're often covered in chigger bites after being outside in the summer, learn how to repel these tiny arachnids by placing 8 plants around your yard.
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The Delicious Garden Herb That Thrives Next To Colorful Zinnias
Companion planting is a wonderful gardening technique that creates an efficient garden that produces edible herbs and vegetables complemented by bright flowers.
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The Common Mistake Everyone Makes When Growing Karl Foerster Grass
Maintaining ornamental grasses in your yard that can make your neighbors say "wow" -- like the Karl Foerster variety -- requires more effort than you'd expect.
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The Surefire Sign You're Overwatering Your Jade Plant
Jade plants are resilient and a great choice if you're a newbie plant parent, but it's still possible to overwater them, so be on the lookout for these signs.
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What It Means If Your Tree Has Mushroom Zombie Hands Growing From It
If your tree has mushroom zombie hands, this calls for a closer examination of your trees and garden, to set the path for correct treatment and prevention.
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This TikTok Tip Keeps Critters Out Of Raised Garden Beds When Growing Garlic
The intense fragrance of garlic can draw animals from all around, but this TikTok hack can stop them from ravaging your garden. Learn how here.
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How To Identify The Tree Stumps In Your Yard To Be Hollowed Out
If you have a tree stump in your yard, you can hollow it out and repurpose it. But first you need to determine whether the wood is soft enough to do yourself.
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The Stunning Orchid That Produces Vanilla Beans (& Plant Care Mistakes To Avoid)
This orchid variety is the secret to one of the most well-known baking ingredients. But if you plan on growing one, you'll want to follow these plant care tips.
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This Planting Mistake Might Be Keeping Your Daffodils From Thriving
Daffodils are a classic bloom that brightens up any garden, but you can hinder their growth if you make these mistakes when planting them.
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What It Means If Leaves On Your Houseplants Are Turning Black
If you love your indoor plants as much as we do, seeing blackening leaves on some of your favorite specimens is scary. Learn about what black leaves can mean.
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Our Master Gardener Tells Us Not To Throw Out Plastic Takeout Containers But Do This Instead
If you've thought about possible uses for empty takeout containers that seem like they could still go to good use, you are not alone.
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Create A Gravity-Defying Floral Display With This Simple Dollar Tree DIY
Flower arrangements, while gorgeous, often fall into a few tried & true varieties. This new Tiktok DIY, though, puts a very unique spin on potted flowers.
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The DIY Concrete Mistake That Could Leave You In Serious Pain
DIY projects sometimes call for heavy-duty materials, but these aren't without their hazards. Here's how to prevent and treat concrete-related injuries.
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The Drought-Tolerant Plant That's Said To Send Mice Running From Your Garden
Mice may be cute, but they can damage your plants and may even try to make their way into your home. You can keep them away with this low-maintenance plant.
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25 Indoor Plants That Will Thrive In A Small Space
If you live in a small house or apartment, or simply want to fill a small space with a bit of greenery, consider one of these 25 indoor plants.
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An Unusual Solution To Annoying Crabgrass Is Hiding In Your Kitchen Cabinet
Are you feeling crabby about the crabgrass taking over your lawn? This common kitchen item will help you take back control of your yard in no time.
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Avoid This Spring Garden Trend If You're Trying To Attract Birds To Your Yard
If you like having birds in your yard, there is one garden design trend you should avoid. Find out why it is so risky for your feathered friends.
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The Common Household Product That Can Save Your Orchids
If your orchid looks like it's lacking nutrients, one common household product could save your plant. Find out what it is and how to use it as a fertilizer.
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It Would Be A Mistake For Gardeners To Miss Out On IKEA's New Spring Collection
Among the newest products at IKEA is their gardening collection: DAKSJUS. Browse the new garden series with us and determine what you’ll add to your cart.
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Can Alka-Seltzer Actually Help Get Rid Of Pesky Rodents?
A hack floating around the internet claims that Alka-Seltzer slathered in peanut butter can get rid of unwanted rodents -- but is this actually true?
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The Best Time Of Year To Prune Your Dogwood Trees, And How To Do It
Take this annual opportunity to cut back some of the branches on your dogwood trees so they can grow even healthier and stronger again next year.
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