Why Sweet Alyssum Pairs So Nicely With Hibiscus In The Garden
Hibiscus and sweet alyssum form a potent pair when it comes to both visual appeal and fragrance but they work well together in other ways as well.
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The Trick For Safely Cutting Down A Tree Without Damaging Your Home Or Yard
Cutting down a tree can be incredibly dangerous if not done right. Here are some tips for ensuring you won't cause damage to your home or yourself.
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Here Is A Clever Way To Hide That Unsightly Septic Tank In Your Yard
Septic tanks are a common necessity for many homes, especially in rural areas. Here is a clever way to hide that unsightly tank in your yard.
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We Tried Vinegar-Based Weed Killer & These Are Our Top Tips To Do It Safely
You've probably heard of Roundup weed killer, but there are many alternatives out there. We tried using DIY vinegar based weed killers instead.
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The Flowering Plant That Will Have Bees Buzzing Around Your Yard
Bees play an invaluable role in our natural ecosystem, and those who want to draw more of them to their gardens would do well to check out this colorful plant.
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The Best Method For Removing Invasive Vines From Your Tree
Even if you think that green ivy covering your trees is pretty, you might want to consider getting rid of it - because it's probably not good for the trees.
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The Dangerous Lawn Mowing Technique You Should Avoid
Though mowing your lawn is meant to be relatively safe, you are dealing with machinery with sharp blades, and you should avoid this one very dangerous move.
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Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Growing A Juniper Indoors
When choosing indoor plants, there are good and poor choices. If you've got allergies, juniper is one type of plant you should avoid keeping indoors.
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Clever Ways To Repurpose An Old Bed Sheet Around The Home And Garden
Do you have any old bed sheets, perhaps ones that are stained, torn, or just out of style, in your linen closet? Try repurposing them in creative ways.
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What It Means If You See Blue Paint Markings On A Tree
As odd as they might look, bright-colored markings on trees are almost always there for a reason. If you see a row of blue-painted trees, here's what it means.
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Create Beautiful Lantern Lights To Line Your Lawn With This Affordable DIY
Outdoor lighting is essential for your home's safety and curb appeal. Learn how to DIY these affordable solar lantern lights to illuminate your lawn and garden.
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The Air-Purifying Plant You'll Want To Keep In Your Home
If you've been searching for your first air-purifying houseplant, this may be the one for you. It's easy to care for and safe to have around your pets.
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The Beautiful Flowering Plant You Should Grow Near Lavender In Your Garden
You may not be aware of this beautiful flowering plant, but it makes a fantastic companion for lavender. We'll explain how to grow them together in your garden.
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Our Best Tips For Digging The Perfect Planting Hole For Your New Tree
Planting a new tree isn't rocket science, but some tips will help you make sure your planting hole is perfect. Learn the best way to dig your hole for success.
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How To Stop Groundhogs From Eating Your Kale In The Garden
How many times have you meticulously tended to your garden's kale, only for a groundhog to reap the rewards? Here's how to keep them away from your kale.
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This DIY Peanut Bird Feeder Will Encourage Blue Jays To Visit Your Yard
Fortunately, there is a cheap and easy homemade bird feeder that is sure to bring gorgeously saturated blue jays to your yard.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Caring For Japanese Elm Trees
Trees can be a delightful addition to your garden as long as you have the right growing conditions. Avoid these mistakes when caring for Japanese elm trees.
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Avoid Mistaking This Gorgeous Plant For Its Dangerous Look-Alike
If you've ever seen a plant with small, white blooms in your yard, discover if it was a pollinator-friendly species or a toxic type that should be removed.
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Why You Should Consider Grass Paint If You Live In A Warmer Climate
If your grass becomes a casualty of harsh, dry drought conditions, try grass paint to increase curb appeal without using lots of water and fertilizer.
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Garden Edging Ideas That Make For The Perfect Landscaping
If your landscaping doesn't seem as clean as it can be, it might be time to consider edging. Here are all the different ways you can define your design.
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The Best Ways To Keep Your Lilies Safe From Hungry Rabbits
If your lily garden was destroyed by a pest, rabbits may be to blame. Discover some of the best ways to keep these critters from eating your blooms.
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The Lawn Care Mistake That's Attracting Mice To Your Yard
Do you have a persistent mouse problem in your backyard? This common lawn care mistake might be inviting these rodents to move in and set up shop.
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Repurpose Those Pool Noodles With These Amazing Garden Ideas
Even if you don't have a pool, there are plenty of ways to use pool noodles in the backyard. Discover 10 ideas on how to use these foam products in the garden.
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How To Save Your English Ivy From Leaf Spot (And Prevent Future Infections)
English ivy can be a beautiful addition to any garden, but caring for the vine is trickier than you might think. Here's how to keep it healthy and thriving.
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Our Best Tips For Identifying And Eliminating Spider Mites On Strawberry Plants
Strawberry plants are wonderful, but not when their harvest is cut short by spider mites. If you suspect these pests, learn how to identify and eliminate them.
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Turn Pool Noodles Into Unique Faux Cactus Decor With This Creative DIY
If you've got pool noodles around the house not being used, use them to create a unique faux cactus and add some Southwestern flair to your decor.
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How To Eliminate The Threat Of Aphids Before They Harm Your Hydrangeas
If you love growing hydrangeas, aphids are the bane of your existence. Rather than deal with the aftermath wrought by these tiny terrors, strike first!
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