Move over coco coir. Though it's yet to hit the shelves, there's a new eco-friendly planter material that promises to hydrate and feed plants as it breaks down.
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Solid timber decking is pretty but pricey and hard to install. Want the wood look on a lower budget and with DIY installation? Consider this nifty product.
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Summer means hot, dry weather, and our lawns suffer for it. This easy test tells you whether your turfgrass is hydrated enough to survive the harsh conditions.
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Houseplants emerged in the Victorian era and were embraced by 1920s homeowners. Recreate the parlors of the Roaring Twenties with this hardy plant species.
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If you're struggling to install your landscape edging without the plastic curling back on you, then this simple trick could save you a ton of time and hassle.
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Goldenrod is an excellent plant to grow if you want lovely pops of yellow in your yard. But to keep it from spreading too much, you must deadhead it properly.
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You can never have too much space in your garden. Luckily, we've compiled a list of ideas that will help you maximize your grow area as much as possible.
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You certainly don't need lots of garden space to grow tasty tomatoes. If you have a sunny spot in your yard or balcony, this compact cultivar might be perfect.
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This brilliant solution adds a sleek boundary between your driveway and your yard, giving it visual flair and keeping it clear of encroaching grass and water.
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Lovebugs may sounds cute and friendly but a swarm in your yard can cause some annoying problems. Here's what to do if you notice a lovebug infestation.
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There are plenty of reasons to want more butterflies in your yard, and creating this lovely DIY out of plastic nursery pots is a cheap and easy way to do so!
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If you're looking to add some color and attract more butterflies to your yard, plant these easy-to-care-for, stunning beauties among your hosta shade beds.
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Maintaining a hummingbird feeder to keep these fabulous fliers around is a lot of work, but you can simplify the process by growing this stunning flower.
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Whether you want to adding blooming perennials to your existing pond area, or you need to improve the look of a low-lying, boggy space, consider this native.
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Even the most average hostas are a great pick for filling shady areas in the garden, but this cultivar with extra large leaves is a true showstopper.
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If you're looking for big tomato flavor, but you don't have a large space for a row of toms, this compact cultivar produces loads of slicing fruits quickly.
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Tomato cages are a typical garden staple, but after the season is over, they take up valuable storage space. A DIY solution can last longer and save space.
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Tired of dumping dead, dry plants into the compost at the end of every summer? These popular self-watering planters may help with your summer watering routine.
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New garden edging can make your beds stand out with some elegant contrast. This classic option from Amazon could be right for you if you're after this look.
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Hanging baskets full of vibrant flowers already attract hummingbirds pretty well, but there's a cheap and easy way to boost their appeal even more.
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There are plenty of trees that smell wonderful and offer shade and shelter for animals. This one does most of those things, but it also can have an awful smell.
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If you're skeptical about the effectiveness of natural bug repellents, this highly rated product might be the thing to finally change your mind.
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You don't need to grow big flowering shrubs to attract hummingbirds. This pink-flowering groundcover will do the trick while also fixing nitrogen in your soil.
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Whether you're collecting buds for teas, potpourris, or arrangements, this simple bathroom tool will help you harvest flower buds quickly and efficiently.
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If you have shaded flower beds but aren't sold on hostas, consider this striking, variegated cultivar of another popular shade-loving ground cover.
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Do you want to hop onto the terrarium trend? Wine glasses make great planters for succulents, so long as you build the environment inside the glass correctly.
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If you're looking to upgrade your patio, but don't want to deal with the hassle or look of concrete, this alternative offers a well-draining, durable surface.
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