Remove This Weed From Your Yard Right Away Unless You Want It To Take Over
When dealing with this vigorous invasive weed, you'll want to eliminate it as quickly as possible. Learn the best ways to remove and prevent it here.
Read MoreWhen dealing with this vigorous invasive weed, you'll want to eliminate it as quickly as possible. Learn the best ways to remove and prevent it here.
Read MoreYellowing leaves can be a tell-tale sign your begonias are in trouble, but there are some easy fixes to nurse your plant back to health and ensure it thrives.
Read MoreThe black and brown widows belong to the Theridiidae family, but they are far from identical. In fact, their appearances and habitats are quite distinct.
Read MoreBefore you toss that used tea bag, stop and consider the various green ways you can repurpose tea bags inside the home and outside in the garden.
Read MoreIf you dislike spiders, you might not even want to get close enough to trap them. Instead, use this plant to keep them from coming indoors in the first place.
Read MoreThe hardest part of cleaning your shower comes at the very end. If you don't have a shower wand, rinsing gets tedious. Fix that and purchase this garden item.
Read MoreIf you'd like to start birdwatching in your backyard, why not DIY a feeder? For example, this feeder repurposes an item you likely already have in your kitchen.
Read MoreIf you've noticed tiny bite marks on your orchids, these could be from cockroaches. Learn how to prevent these pests from eating your flowering plants.
Read MoreEver notice your tomatoes sprouting a little fuzz? Those tiny trichomes aren't just for show – they play a vital role in protecting your precious crop.
Read MoreIf your yard and garden have become havens for raccoons, there's a simple and humane way to keep those pesky critters out for good by using a cotton ball.
Read MoreWhile it's important to keep pests out of your garden, there are plenty of insects that are beneficial and necessary to protect. Here's how to do so.
Read MoreBecause the colors of your hydrangea plant depend on the type of soil it's planted in, there's a type of mulch you should avoid if you want blue blooms.
Read MoreAs a general rule, if there's a pest that's bothering you, there is a plant out there that can repel it. If ants are in your home, try planting this flower.
Read MoreNeed some inspo for your backyard remodel? Take a look at Ashley Tisdale's ultra-natural private patio that's sure to give you some ideas for your space.
Read MoreComposting offers environmental benefits and can improve the quality and yield of edible plant crops, but be careful when composting diseased plants.
Read MoreIs your yard overgrown with invasive weeds? Discover what triclopyr is and if you should use it on your property, as well as some precautions.
Read MoreEuphorbia lathyris, otherwise known as caper spurge or mole plant, has a fierce reputation for killing pests and repelling moles. But is any of this true?
Read MoreWhile adding more feeders to your yard may attract hummingbirds, there are a few things you should know before you hang multiple feeders in your space.
Read MoreBrown recluse spiders are known for their poisonous bites. However, this lookalike spider can actually benefit your garden. Here's how to tell them apart.
Read MoreLawn aeration can have major benefits for your grass, but the equipment often comes at a steep cost. Save money and space by renting an aerator this fall.
Read MoreA bee lawn is not only good for drawing helpful pollinators to your space but can also be especially beneficial for those living in dry climates. Here's why.
Read MoreIs it time for you to repot your rubber tree plant? If so, check out these tips and suggestions so you (and your plant) can have repotting success.
Read MoreBuying the equipment you need for your yard doesn't have to be a huge investment. Use this tip to get name-brand mowers and electric tools for much less.
Read MoreWhile ultrasonic repellents use high-pitched sounds to keep pests out of gardens, they may not work on cats. Find out why and how to make them more useful.
Read MoreAlthough you don't have to prune your camellia plant as regularly as other shrubs, doing so every few years allows it to thrive. Here's how to do it.
Read MoreSome believe that coffee grounds can be used to fertilize orchids. Discover some of the reasons why this might actually harm your flowering plant.
Read MoreHard and lumpy garden soil isn't any good for growing a thriving garden. Try this easy TikTok hack for sifting out large clumps of soil using one common item.
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