Weeds popping up in your garden can be a hassle but there is one parasitic weed that you really want to avoid. Learn more about this weed and how to prevent it.
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If you live in a region where snakes could be a problem, avoid planting this lovely, fragrant plant — snakes are drawn to it for both food and shelter.
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Weed removal is a never-ending chore, but there's one species you should cross off your list, and it grows across much of the United States.
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Do not toss your used teabags into your compost pile just yet. The tea itself is fine, but the bag may be a problem. Find out what you can and cannot compost.
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Fertilizer is effective, but why not improve your soil the natural way? These herbs are beautiful, useful, and can benefit your garden long after planting.
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Stop ants from invading (and contaminating) hummingbird feeders with these smart tips that combine a mix of physical barriers and maintenance best practices.
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Rose of Sharon may be beautiful, but it's also an aggressive grower that's even considered invasive in four U.S. states. Here's what to know.
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Rosemary has a fresh, herbal scent that's pleasant to humans, but unbearable to many pests. Are squirrels included in this list? Here's what we know.
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If your garden experiences a lot of summer heat or your work schedule just doesn't allow you to spend leisure time outside during the day, design a moon garden.
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If the engine oil you pour into your lawn mower comes out in a messy stream, you're likely pouring it the wrong way. Here's what you should be doing.
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Hyacinths usually don't emerge from their chilly slumber until spring, but there's a simple technique you can use to awaken hyacinth blooms much earlier.
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This easy DIY turns a thrifted floor lamp into a vintage street lamp. The electricity-free solar light is perfect for brightening your yard from any location.
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If you see these insects, stow the Raid, as they can help with pest control and pollination, and even the most lethal-looking on this list aren't dangerous.
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This flowering evergreen ground cover is hardy from zones 3 to 8 and produces pretty pink blooms every spring. Here's how to grow it in your garden.
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Mourning doves are a welcome sight to any garden. If you don't see them, there may be a good reason. Learn how to attract these feathered friends to your yard.
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Ticks can be both a major nuisance and a carrier for dangerous diseases. Stay away from certain plants to avoid giving these pests a comfortable hiding spot.
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Plant-watering globes are a popular tool for keeping plants hydrated without having to think about them much. But do they work well for succulents?
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Yellowjackets are often aggressive and territorial, so you don't want them living in your yard. Learn how to spot a ground nest and a safe way to get rid of it.
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Sick of battling a scorched lawn? These lawn alternatives don't only stay healthy in the heat, many are water-wise, and some you don't even have to mow.
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While a garden pond adds a lovely bit of tranquility to your outdoor space, it can look quite jagged and harsh on its own. Here's what you can do to soften it.
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Pole saws provide a safer and simpler way to trim high tree branches, but are DeWalt's offerings worth the investment? This is what we know.
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Having to check everyone for ticks when they come in from the yard is no fun. If you're looking to get rid of them, think twice about using cypress mulch.
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If you're looking for plants that will bring pollinators to your yard, this pretty self-seeding flower is a great candidate that will keep them coming back.
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Firefly habitats are declining, but you can help to create a safe space for them in your garden by growing plants that provide cover or cool and shady spots.
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There are clear signs to look out for when your lawn mower tires are starting to wear down, and if you don't act quickly you could damage your mower and lawn.
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You already know better than to try pulling poison ivy with your bare hands, but even regular gloves aren't quite enough to keep you safe. This trick can help.
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There is a range of causes that may result in a tree's leaves turning brown and dying. Here is what they are — fortunately, most are treatable.
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