The DIY Dollar Tree Planter That Shines After Dark
Don't let your plants vanish after sunset. This easy, budget-friendly DIY Dollar Tree planter stays visible as a beautiful focal point even after dark.
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The 13 Best Materials You Should Be Using To Fill The Bottom Of Large Planters
Before you fill that large planter to the top, check out these 13 genius materials that are perfect for conserving soil and keeping your planter lightweight.
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Attract Butterflies And Bees With A Pollinator-Magnet Plant That Thrives In Heat
If your yard gets full sun or reaches high temps, then this heat-tolerant herb will be right at home. Once it flowers, you'll have pollinators stopping by.
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The Thrifted Decor That Creates A Beautifully Abstract DIY Bird Feeder
Love upcycling? Create a whimsical bird feeder from thrifted decor with this simple DIY. It adds a splash of creativity to your garden and helps feed the birds.
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The Fast-Growing Herb That Only Needs A Little Bit Of Water To Propagate
Propagation turns your plants into gifts that just keep on giving, and this herb is the perfect candidate to resprout in a jar full of water.
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Transform An Old Tomato Cage Into A Cool And Refreshing Birdbath For Your Garden
Adding a birdbath is a great way to attract more feathered friends to your yard. Check out how to make one by repurposing an old wire tomato cage.
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The Budget-Friendly Lawn Fix That's Hiding In Your Closet
If your lawn looks dull and dry, you may need to aerate it and you can accomplish this with one clever hack. Find out how the solution could be in your closet.
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Prevent Weeds From Taking Over With The Help Of A Common Household Throwaway
One day, you've got a weed-free garden space and the next you have hundreds of unwanted seedlings. It's a problem, but the answer might be in your recycling.
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Add Beauty To Sunny Spots In Your Yard With A Flowering Tree That Birds Love
Are you looking to add a small flowering tree to your yard? This one not only looks gorgeous with its winter blooms but also attracts birds and pollinators.
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Invite Hummingbirds To Your Lawn With This Gorgeous Flower
Do you want to attract more hummingbirds to your yard or garden? Find out which beautiful flower you can plant that is sure to have the petite birds flying in.
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4 Signs That Heat Stress Is Getting To Your Lawn And What You Can Do About It
Summer brings the heat, and sometimes it can take a toll on your lawn. If you're seeing any of these heat-related lawn symptoms, there are solutions to help.
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18 Best Grass Alternatives To Grow A Bright, Beautiful, Colorful Yard
Whether you're looking for a grass alternative that tolerates heavy, light, or no foot traffic, we've got you covered with these gorgeous colorful options.
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Turn An Old Mason Jar Into A Refreshing DIY Water Feature For Exhausted Pollinators
If you love seeing pollinators hard at work in your garden, this easy DIY mason jar project will reward busy bees and butterflies with a refreshing break.
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Never Grow Dahlias Next To These Water-Loving Flowers
Dahlias will suffer in consistently wet earth, so make sure you set them up in ideal conditions, and not alongside these water-loving flowers.
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Invite Hummingbirds To Your Garden By Planting This Gorgeous Flower
Hummingbirds appreciate having a variety of flowers from which to choose. This beautiful, warm weather bush produces orange, tubular flowers in the fall.
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14 Companion Plants For A Garden Favorite Ground Cover, Creeping Jenny
Creeping Jenny is an aggressive grower, but that doesn't mean you can't grow it with companions to add more interest in your landscape. Here are some options.
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Does Catnip Keep Beetles Away? What To Know Before Planting
Gardeners have used catnip as an insect repellant for many years, but does it keep all bugs away? Find out if it is effective against the Asian lady beetle.
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19 Drought-Tolerant Herbs You Can Grow Together For A Thriving Garden
Drought-tolerant gardens are perfect for areas that you can't (or don't want to) water. These herbs can be combined to create the perfect waterwise landscape.
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13 Plants You Should Never Grow Too Close To Tomatoes In The Garden
Some plants and tomatoes just don’t get along. Here are 13 plants you should never grow too close to your tomato crop if you really want a good harvest.
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Must-Know Tips Before Growing Carrots Indoors
Growing carrots anywhere can be a challenge, but cultivating this crop indoors is even harder. Here's what you should know before you attempt.
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Is Sugar The Secret To A Healthier Lawn?
According to some, adding sugar to your lawn will help kill weeds, attract beneficial insects, and promote grass growth. Does it work? Here's what we know.
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One Of The Top Flowers To Plant For Luring Hummingbirds Into Your Garden
Hummingbird feeders are excellent for bringing those adorable tiny birds to your garden, but you can attract even more with this gorgeous scarlet flower.
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The Soil-Free Method For Growing Gorgeous Orchids Indoors Without The Mess
While many will thrive in a pot, not every kind of orchid requires soil. Using a simple technique, you can grow healthy orchids without potting mix.
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The Medicinal Herb Your're Likely Not Growing (But Should Be)
If you'd like to grow medicinal herbs in your yard, consider this attractive perennial. Its use as a culinary and medicinal herb dates back thousands of years.
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The Coastal-Inspired Garden Look You Can Easily DIY
Craving coastal calm? This easy DIY project shows you how to bring a relaxed, ocean-inspired look to your garden using just a few key materials.
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16 Colorful Coneflowers To Attract Pollinators And Birds, Suggested By Our Professional Gardener
Coneflowers are among the most popular, low-maintenance flowers. Try any one of these colorful options in your garden that are sure to attract birds and bees.
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What's Causing Red Thread To Grow In Your Lawn (& What To Do About It)
Red thread disease causes string-like patches in your lawn and is a sign of unhealthy grass. Here's what might be causing the issue and how to remedy it.
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