Chemical weed killers have many downsides, and you may want to avoid using them in your yard. This natural solution will prevent weed growth without chemicals.
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Zinnias are more than just a beautiful flower; they also make for a wonderful companion plant, and this popular kitchen herb is an ideal candidate.
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The numbers on fertilizer can be vexing at first, but once you realize that they correspond to nutrients in the mix, they're much easier to decode.
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Turn vintage teacups into a beautiful rain chain that filters water and adds charm to your outdoor space, no expensive tools or plumbing required.
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If you want your container veggies to thrive, you can't use regular old soil. This recipe provides the right mix of nutrients, moisture retention, and drainage.
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That old potting soil that's just been sitting around your garage can be put to good use by fixing some common lawn problems throughout your yard.
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A French-inspired landscape edging incorporates all the key elements of traditional French garden design. Here's what you should know to do it right.
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Just like a traditional mulch, a living mulch creates a protective barrier over the soil with numerous benefits. Here is how to install one.
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Native plants are known for drawing local pollinators and this flower, which blooms in late summer, is no exception when it comes to luring hummingbirds.
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Looking for a low-maintenance ground cover that acts as a natural herbicide against stubborn weeds? This hardy, shade-loving sedge could be the answer.
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You might already know all about companion planting, but nemesis planting is also a thing -- here's what to know about it before it endangers your garden.
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Pollinators will flock to your backyard garden when you plant this low-maintenance shrub, known for drawing butterflies, bees, and songbirds.
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Adjusting mowing height and frequency can promote healthier grass while keeping pesky weeds at bay. Get tips for optimizing grass growth to limit weed growth.
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If you love flowers that bring beauty and benefits, there's one sunflower variety that will catch your eye and tempt insects and birds from far and wide.
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If your lawn is turning brown, that doesn't necessarily mean your grass is done for -- but there are some signs that indicate it's time to panic.
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Bees love colorful flowers, and this blue annual is both attractive and practical for these helpful pollinators. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Landscape fabric is a black or gray plastic material that functions as a barrier to weed growth in the garden. But here's where you don't want to use it.
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If you find mushrooms growing in your flower beds, you don't need to worry, although it might seem disconcerting at first. Here's what their presence indicates.
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If you've got old potting soil you don't want to use, don't throw it away. Here's how you can use it sustainably to help other gardeners instead.
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Since this bright red flower is typically grown as an annual, it only lives for a single season and you don't have to worry about repotting it.
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Tomatoes can be grown both in the ground and in containers. That being said, you want to avoid making this one mistake that will jeopardize their growth.
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Lavender is a delightfully smelling perennial that works well in many gardens, but it can be particularly beneficial when planted near your birdbath.
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These compact hydrangeas only grow up to 4 feet tall, and their colorful blooms remain from summer until the first frost, even in clay soil.
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Fleas are a menace to deal with, and you'd want to prevent them as much as you can. However, there are still 19 ways your yard could be attracting them.
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Once tomato growing season comes to an end, you might end up with a spare tomato cage or two. You can easily repurpose these for your indoor climbing plants.
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While hydrangeas might be the star of your garden, you can add further splashes of color with an easy-to-grow ground cover that likes similar conditions.
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So you created a gravel garden bed to prevent weeds, but those pesky intruders start popping up left and right. This simple DIY concoction may be the solution.
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