The Perfect Room To Grow Orchids Is Not Where You Think
Many people have trouble with growing orchids indoors. Although the flowers can be difficult to care for, somewhere in your house with more humidity may help.
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2024 Will Be The Year Of The Cicada. Here's How To Get Ready
Whether you love them or hate them, cicadas are about to have a big moment. Find out if you'll be affected by a double-batch of cicadas this year.
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Sprinkle This Kitchen Scrap To Deter Frogs And Toads From Your Yard And Garden
Frogs and toads can be a nuisance for your garden, but this ingredient you probably already have in your kitchen can send them packing in no time.
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16 Early-Blooming Trees & When To Prune Them For The Healthiest Blooms
There's something so special about early blooms after the gray days of winter. Find out when to prune these beautiful trees for optimal blooms year after year.
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The Popular Garden Flower That Helps Your Garden Peppers Multiply & How
If you love growing spicy and sweet peppers during the summer, consider growing this plant to increase your harvest and improve the look of your garden.
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Why You Should Plant A Yew Tree In Your Backyard
Your backyard should be your own personal retreat, away from the prying eyes of nosy neighbors. This tree will offer privacy and other benefits for your yard.
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Can Urine Really Make A Tree Stump Rot Faster?
If you have an unsightly tree stump in your yard, waiting years for it to rot is out of the question. So, is urine really an option to remove it faster?
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Palm Plant Leaves Turning Brown? You're Likely Making This Big Mistake
Does your green thumb need a little help? If your palm leaves are browning, follow these tips and tricks to identify the culprit -- and the fix.
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Why Your Trees Are Forming Multiple Trunks (And How To Stop It)
Trees that develop multiple trunks are gorgeous specimens, but some are dangerous. Learn why this happens and the tips to prevent it for your yard's safety.
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We Made Valentine's Day Bird Treats But This Messy DIY Turned Fowl
Putting out food for the birds in your neighborhood during winter is a must, and you can get creative with it. Here's how we made Valentine's Day bird treats.
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What It Means If You See A Concrete Goose In Someone's Yard
Lawn ornaments have adorned American front porches and yards for years, but have you ever wondered about their origins and the meaning behind them?
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The Relaxing Scent That May Keep Snakes Out Of Your Yard And Garden
If you want your yard to smell like a spa and naturally repel garden snakes, one scent will easily provide you with both. Learn all the ins and outs here.
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Grow This Beautiful Plant With Your Lavender For Extra Color
If you're looking for a companion plant that will grow perfectly alongside your lavender, this flowering succulent will add a pop of color to your garden.
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What It Means If You See Rusty Orange Spots On Tree Leaves In Your Yard
Not only is it important to understand what's causing orange spots to develop on your trees, but it's crucial to know what to do about it.
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This Popular Tree Is A Bagworm Magnet (And You May Want To Avoid Planting It)
Bagworms, those caterpillars that hang from trees in their odd cocoons, can be quite a nuisance, and if you're worried about them, avoid one tree in particular.
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All The Useful Ways You Can You Pinecones In The Garden
Pinecones are pretty to look at and great for seasonal decor. However, they can also serve many, useful and versatile purposes in your outdoor space.
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All The Amazing Ways To Repurpose Baking Sheets Inside & Outside The Home
Do you have an old, rusty, beat-up baking sheet that you're planning on throwing away? Instead, discover some clever ways to use it inside and outside the home.
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TikTok Shows You How To DIY A Beautiful, Affordable Planter With An Old Toolbox
There are many fun projects to repurpose old items in your home, and an old toolbox can make a beautiful planter. Try this TikTok DIY for yourself.
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Love Peonies But Live Out Of Their Growing Zone? Try Planting This Colorful Flower
It's hard to match the beauty of peonies, but they don't grow well in your climate, there's a similar-looking flower that can add color to your yard.
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Knockout Vs. Heirloom Roses: How To Prune Each Type For More Beautiful Blooms
If you have knockout or heirloom roses in your garden, it's important to know the ideal time to prune them. Our Master Gardener has the information you need.
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TikTok's DIY Potting Soil Recipe Can Save Money And Give You A Green Thumb
If you are a seasoned plant collector, you may have wondered if you should customize your potting mix. One TikToker has done just that. Learn their soil recipe.
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The Mulch Mistake That'll Attract Spiders To Your Basement
Mulch mishap: Is your garden at fault for all those spiders? Avoid eight-legged guests taking up residence in your basement with these landscaping tips.
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The All-Natural Ingredient That Will Keep Your Terracotta Planters Fungus-Free
Terracotta pots provide many benefits to your plants, but they are also susceptible to fungus. Luckily, there's one cleaning method that works to banish fungi.
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12 Common Aloe Plant Issues To Keep An Eye On
Aloe is one of the easiest plants to grow, but that doesn't mean there aren't still issues that can arise. Here are the most common to look out for.
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Are There Really Houseplants You Can't Kill? Our Master Gardener Weighs In
You have probably killed a houseplant. Don't worry, it happens to the best of us. But are there really unkillable plants? Our Master Gardener has the answer.
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Watering Spider Plants With Epsom Salt: Recipe For Success Or Waste Of Time?
Every plant lover wants their plants to get the nutrients they need, but could adding Epsom salt to your spider plant be unnecessary? Or even detrimental?
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Why You Should Keep A Jug Of Hot Water Near Your Plants In Chilly Temperatures
If your area experiences cold weather or fluctuating temperatures, you may be concerned about your plants. Find out how a jug of hot water could benefit them.
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