12 Vegetables That Will Grow Year Round In The Garden (& Which Are Easiest)
Explore 12 versatile vegetables that thrive year-round in your garden! Discover varieties that are easy to grow for bountiful harvest no matter the season.
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18 Beautiful Ground Covers That Are Great For Preventing Soil Erosion
As you review this list, you can find several beautiful plants to use on their own or in vibrant pairings for protective ground cover to prevent soil erosion.
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Keep Winter Hummingbirds Happy By Planting A Beautiful Flower They'll Love
If you live in an area of the US that sees hummingbirds in winter, consider planting these flowers to give the birds fresh nectar during the colder months.
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The Sneaky Mistake Sellers Make That May Be Killing Your Plants
Although it's incredibly exciting to bring home a new houseplant, don't forget to check your plant baby for this unexpected addition that may kill it.
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Can You Add An Edge To Your Pruning Shears With A Kitchen Knife Sharpener?
When your pruning shears are dull and all you have on-hand is a kitchen knife sharpener, will it do the trick to add an edge? Here's what we know.
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The Simple Way To Keep Hummingbirds Fed & Happy In The Winter
If you have hummingbirds that stay in your yard all winter instead of migrating south, find out a simple trick that will keep them both fed and happy.
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How To Grow Paperwhites Indoors For Beautiful Winter Blooms
Do you want beautiful winter paperwhites, but don't know where to start? Here, we run down how you can grow them indoors for stunning blooms.
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9 Evergreen Hedges And Shrubs That Provide Privacy In Winter
While hedges and shrubs are great for creating privacy, you might want to consider using evergreens that will hold up throughout winter. Here are some options.
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Sprinkle This Leftover Kitchen Scrap Around Your Hydrangeas & Watch Them Thrive
If you want to see your hydrangeas thrive, you need to take care of your soil. Here's the kitchen scrap you'll want to save for happy and healthy hydrangeas.
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Why You Might Consider Getting Rid Of This Yellow Trumpet Flower
Angel's trumpet may not be an invasive species in the U.S., but it considered a nuisance in some areas -- that's not the most important reason to get rid of it.
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The 3 Best Flowers For Attracting Ruby Throated Hummingbirds During Spring Migration
If you want to bring more gorgeous ruby throated hummingbirds to your yard, you'll need to provide them with flowers that bloom while they're migrating.
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How To Prune Bushes During Winter Dormancy (& Why It Matters)
It's important to prune your bushes to keep them healthy and looking their best. Here's when you should do it during winter dormancy and why it matters.
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Drought Tolerant Ground Covers You Can Easily Grow In Your Yard And Garden
Whether you live in an area with little rain or you're looking for something that can handle some neglect, these drought-tolerant ground covers are great picks.
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What Is CFM On A Leaf Blower (& Why It Matters When Buying One)
If you're looking for a new leaf blower, you may be wondering what all the different specifications of a specific product might mean, including the CFM.
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Trees And Bushes To Plant In November To Attract Beautiful Hummingbirds
Late fall is the perfect time to add some plants, trees, and bushes to your yard to provide nectar for spring migrating hummingbirds. Here are a few favorites.
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Tricks For Pruning Curry Leaf For A Thriving Plant & Bigger Harvest
Curry leaf trees can happily live outside in the ground or in containers, but no matter where it grows, you can prune it for a bigger harvest.
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How To Grow And Care For A Gorgeous Angel Wings Plant
Angel Wings 'Senaw' can be a show-stopping plant to grow in a yard, container garden, or even indoors, but this delicate beauty requires thoughtful care.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Getting Rid Of Chickweed
If you have an abundance of chickweed in your yard, here are the mistakes you may be making that could inadvertently be keeping this pesky weed around.
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Martha Stewart's Plant Recommendation For A Lush Privacy Hedge
If you want to establish a thick hedge in your yard that offers beauty and privacy, look to one of Martha Stewart's favorite plants to get the job done.
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What To Do With Your Chinese Fringe Flowers During Winter
Despite their cold tolerance, Chinese fringe flowers (Loropetalum chinense) are vulnerable to damage in winter. Here's what you can do to protect them.
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Powerful Tools That Make Cleaning Up Fallen Leaves A Breeze
Autumn leaves are stunning, but they're a pain to clean up once they're scattered across your lawn. Make the chore of cleaning them up easier with these tools.
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The Best Way To Care For Snapdragons In The Winter
Whether your winters are mild or harsh, we've got the lowdown on how to best care for your snapdragons when the cold weather begins to creep in.
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Alternatives To Using Landscape Fabric Under Gravel To Prevent Weeds
It's popular to use landscape fabric as a weed barrier under gravel paths and rock beds, but there are plenty of more affordable and more effective solutions.
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Are Salt And Vinegar Enough To Banish Horsetail Weeds From Your Lawn?
You may have heard that you can use salt and vinegar as a natural solution to control horsetail weeds, but here's what you should know about that method.
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How To Overwinter Boston Ferns So They're As Good As New In Spring
If you're concerned about caring for your Boston ferns in winter, look no further. Here, we explain how to overwinter them so they're as stunning in spring.
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How To Protect Your Beautiful Mandevilla Flowers During Chilly Winters
Chilly winters aren't the ideal environment for Mandevilla, so you'll want to do everything you can to protect those beautiful flowers. Here's how.
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Tips For Starting A Backyard Winter Garden For Beginners
The gardening season does not have to end with the first frost. Follow these guidelines to establish your winter garden and grow veggies all year.
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