Living in Maine, you know that summer means the return of the destructive Japanese beetles. Luckily, there are a few things you can do to keep your garden safe.
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Mint is such an easy and useful herb to have in the garden, and while you can plant it in the ground, you really shouldn't for one very good reason.
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If you want to add a touch of Hawaii to your garden space, there's one gorgeous low-maintenance tree that you might want to plant somewhere in your lawn.
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It can be frustrating as you wait for all those green tomatoes to ripen on the vine to no avail. But don't fear -- there's an easy solution you can try.
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If you're keen to attract more hummingbirds to your yard and you live in a fairly mild climate, there's one delightful flower that you might want to grow.
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If you're looking for a cute DIY project that's easy and eye-catching, why not consider making this adorable bird feeder for your coastal garden.
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Filling a garden bed with a fast-growing ground cover can add both beauty and benefits when it flowers because it will also attract pollinators to your yard.
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When you want to create some privacy, selecting a fast-growing vine to cover a support is a great option -- unless you're thinking of planting wild cucumber!
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Sharpening lawn mower blades is a task best left to professionals, but if you attempt it yourself, be sure to avoid making these common mistakes.
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There is nothing more frustrating than a gopher in your garden, but can a strong scent really repel the rodents? We'll explore the science behind that claim.
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Using pollinator-attracting companion plants can really help your fruit trees to thrive and produce a bumper harvest of delicious fruits for you to enjoy.
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Self-seeding flowers are not always a gardener's dream come true. Learn which 10 gorgeous blooms might become more trouble than they’re worth in your yard.
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When you're aerating your lawn, preparation is key. Make sure to follow important steps like mowing and watering beforehand for the best outcome.
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Removing crabgrass by hand isn't always very effective because this weed has strong, widespread roots. Use this method to remove crabgrass instead.
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When you're short on space in your landscape, it's vital to choose the right tree so it doesn't overwhelm your yard. Here are some to avoid and some to plant.
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Drought-tolerant gardens often end up lacking color and variety, but this plant might just help to increase the saturation in your sunny and arid space.
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Stacking firewood against your facade is convenient, giving you easy access to the timber, but the problems with this placement far outweigh the benefits.
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If you lawn is looking a little sad, check the weather before applying fertilizer. Fertilizing the lawn in the wrong conditions can cause more harm than good.
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Your front yard is your home's first impression, so of course you'd want to ensure it's a good one. From flowers to trees, these plants all boost curb appeal.
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Vibrant flowers are a great addition to your garden, but not when they're invasive. These blue flowers are aggressive growers that can harm local plant life.
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Finding a plant that can choke out weeds in areas of your garden that don't get much sun can be a challenge, but Siberian bugloss is a perfect pick for the job.
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This delphinium cultivar is a gorgeous soft pink and will bloom more than once a year if you prune it at the right time. It's great for a cottage garden.
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Solarizing is a chemical-free method of pest control that uses heat to kill unwanted visitors, but it's often not the best way to eliminate mealybugs.
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Simmer pots aren't just for the winter months. Try creating a summer simmer pot using the plants in your garden for a refreshing fragrance. Here's how.
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If you're looking for a new lawn mower, you may be wondering whether to get a cylinder or rotary. While both are great at cutting grass, each has pros and cons.
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European landscaping spaces are famed for their distinct beauty and style, so why not use them for inspiration with your very own DIY garden edge?
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Kitchen sponges are usually destined to end up in the trash after they've been used. Instead, make use of them with this clever hack to help your plants thrive.
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