Avoid Growing These 12 Plants In Raised Garden Beds At All Costs
There are lots of vegetables, flowers, and herbs that grow well in raised beds, but there are a few that are better grown elsewhere in your garden.
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Why Pro Gardeners Are Tired Of You Planting Crepe Myrtles
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but pro gardeners have plenty of reasons for why you shouldn't plant crepe myrtles. Here's why they are tired of them.
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Fix Weak, Leggy Seedlings With These Simple Gardening Tips
If your seedlings look stretched and weak, you're dealing with legginess, which is caused by a poor environment. Here are ways to fix and prevent this issue.
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Grow Even Bigger Bulbs Next Spring With These Essential Pruning Tips
If you're fond of spring bulbs like tulips, daffodils, and lilies, keep your bulbs healthy year after year with these simple tips for pruning.
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DIY A Mini Makeshift Greenhouse Using A Repurposed Item
Building a mini makeshift greenhouse is a fun DIY. The best part of this project is that you can repurpose a vintage item that you'd likely otherwise toss away.
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The 10 Best Tomato Varieties For A Perfect Harvest Without The Splitting
Tomatoes may crack if they receive a lot of water after a prolonged dry spell. Plant these split-resistant varieties to keep your delicious harvest intact.
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The Safe Way To Lure Bees Away From Hummingbird Feeder
If bees are taking over your hummingbird feeder, you might need to redirect them to keep your local hummingbirds happy; here's how to do so safely.
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15 Flowers To Plant In May For Beautiful Blooms All Summer Long
If you want to add some extra color and fragrance to your garden during spring, these are the best blooms to plant during May for your planting zone.
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Declutter Your Space By Throwing Away These 10 Garden Items You'll Never Need Again
Has your gardening station become a morass of unmarked seeds and paper cups? Here are 10 items to declutter that you'll never miss and should be thrown away.
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Hack An IKEA Kitchenette To Upgrade Your Garden With This Clever Idea
IKEA is the land of affordable and endlessly customizable furniture. So who can be surprised that you can hack a kitchenette into a clever garden upgrade?
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The Low-Maintenance Perennial With Beautiful Blooms That Belongs In Your Container Garden
If you're a fan of gorgeous container gardens (and who isn't?!), we have a flower that will make a stunning addition to your collection of blooms.
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This Simple Cleaning Habit Could Be The Key To Thriving Houseplants
Confused as to why your houseplants aren't thriving? It may be because you're avoiding a simple cleaning habit that could help them reach their full potential.
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Skip Adding Coffee Grounds To Garden Beds If You Have These Vegetables
Though adding coffee grounds to your garden beds can be useful for some plants, you should skip the grounds if you're growing these kinds of veggies.
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The Very Best Flowering Spring Plants For Your Kokedama
Kokedama offer a unique, beautiful alternative to a plain hanging planter, but it's important to ensure you choose the correct flowers for the best results.
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Reuse An Empty Toilet Paper Tube To Start Growing Juicy Strawberries In Your Garden
Are you a strawberry lover looking for a cheap and nifty way to grow this fruit in your garden? The solution could be sitting in your bathroom.
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Why You Should Start Using Azaleas As Hedges
Azaleas can offer a low-maintenance pop of color in your outdoor space, and if you choose the correct variety, they can also act as a stunning hedge option.
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Common Mistakes That Are Causing Leggy Seedlings (& What To Do About It)
Starting plants from seed can be tedious and frustrating if it doesn't go well. So, it's important to avoid these mistakes that could lead to leggy seedlings.
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9 Companion Plants That Thrive Next To Parsley In The Garden
Parsley makes a wonderful companion for several edible and ornamental plants in the garden. Find out which plants to pair it with for the best results.
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The Affordable Trick Gardeners Swear By For Hands-Off Watering
Gardening takes time that you might not always have. Fortunately, this hands-off approach to watering your plants might really come in handy.
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The Fastest-Growing Flowers To Plant In Spring To Attract Colorful Hummingbirds
Do you want a garden full of colorful hummingbirds? Then be sure to plant these quick-growing flowers in the spring to ensure they have plenty of nectar.
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The Edible Ground Cover That Grows A Dense Mat In Moist Areas
If parts of your landscape are too moist for most plants, consider growing this ground cover. It will spread to form dense mats and has several culinary uses.
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Are Cucumbers And Cilantro Companion Plants? Here's The Truth
Curious if cucumbers and cilantro are companion plants? Discover the truth about their compatibility and learn how to maximize your garden’s potential.
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The Hardy Plum Tree That You Can Grow In Colder Climates
The bitter cold winters you find in some parts of the U.S. can prove too harsh for some plants. However, this plum tree variety will be right at home.
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The Soap Hack That Keeps Birds From Flying Into Your Windows
Worried that birds may fly into your windows and hurt themselves? This soap hack can help prevent this from happening and keep your feathered friends alive.
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Is It Better To Plant Lavender In The Ground Or In Containers? Here's The Best Method
Ensure your lavender plants thrive, offering scented blooms for years to come, by determining if it's better to plant them in the ground or in containers.
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The Right Way To Harvest Daffodils For A Stunning Flower Arrangement
Daffodils are a gorgeous spring flower that you may want to add to your home flower vases. Here's how to harvest them the right way for the best arrangments.
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Spring Flowers You Shouldn't Be Growing From Seeds
Growing flowers from seed is rewarding and more cost-effective than buying potted plants, but there are some varieties that aren't worth the extra effort.
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