Looking to attract more pollinators to your yard? These purple flowers are beautiful, butterfly- and hummingbird-friendly, and have a long blooming period.
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Floral bouquets make for lovely decor, bringing nature into the home. Yellow flowers are bright and cheery, and they're even better when they last a long time.
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Making space for more greenery doesn't have to require a complex DIY. With this simple idea, you can turn your window into a sunny spot for your houseplants.
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The mid-size bougainvillea variety offers stunning blooms without becoming invasive, making it an ideal choice for adding color without sacrificing space.
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Aluminum fencing offers great options in versatility and look for your fencing. However, there can be some downsides to this fencing type. Here's what to know.
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If you need a space to store all your garden tools and supplies, there's one solution that's much cheaper and easier than building a backyard shed.
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The first thing that comes to your mind when someone mentions toilet paper rolls might not be food. However, they can help you grow something pretty tasty.
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While produce that grows in your garden could make a great meal, some of it might work even better as a feast for your eyes. Consider pairing it with flowers.
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Artificial grass offers several benefits. Depending on your soil type, you may not see them if you don't follow the right steps when laying the turf.
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When you visit the garden center, the fertilizer options can be overwhelming. Check out this all-natural, slow-release fertilizer for a healthy garden.
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Of course, there are many reasons to grow herbs in your garden, but there may be some benefits you aren't aware of. This herb is a host plant for butterflies.
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Cilantro and dill make great companion plants: They love the same growing conditions and are pretty herbs. To prolong your harvest, avoid this mistake.
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Gardenias are a beautiful, aromatic addition to the garden. While some species get too big for small spaces, this cultivar is perfect for compact gardens.
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There can be a lot to know about planting tomatoes, and even more when it comes to container planting. Luckily a master gardener told us some exclusive tips.
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Whether you've always wanted to, or have already tried your hand at adding broccoli to your garden, one companion plant in particular can guarantee success.
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Making the most of your yard's fruit trees is all about planting the right companion flowers. These are the best flowers to plant near your fruit trees.
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Sprays and plug-ins offer artificial scents for your home, but we have some orchid varieties that will sweeten the air naturally while adding beauty.
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Hydrangeas are well-known for their beautiful, lush flowers, but if you make this planting mistake, you might find yourself with lackluster blooms.
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Whether you're a renter or simply don't want to commit to planting a tree in your yard, this beautiful flowering option works great when potted.
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If you're trying to avoid using chemicals in your garden, but are in need of a fungicide, there are natural ingredients you can use to get the job done.
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Whether you're looking to create a full hedge around your property, or simply want a tall accent shrub, this evergreen could be the perfect choice.
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Privacy fences can be fashionable in addition to functional, and if you're ready to cheer up your exterior, consider giving your fence a new paint job.
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Bonide fruit tree spray acts as a fungicide, insecticide, miticide, and nematicide for your fruit trees. Here's what to know about applying it.
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There are many excellent companions for cucumbers -- each of which offers unique benefits. This is particularly true for some tasty root vegetables.
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Extra golf tees don't have to sit in your carry or cart bag unused. Remove these items and repurpose them to benefit your garden in an unexpected way.
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When you're planning out your garden for the year, there are some plants that make great companions and some that can actually harm others around them.
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If you're tempted to try growing pear from seed, beware: You're getting yourself into a gardening project that may be more stressful than enjoyable.
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