The Popular Landscaping Tree That May Be Bringing Scorpions To Your Yard
While many types of critters give homeowners the "heebie-jeebies", scorpions are especially seen as nightmarish pests. Here's why you keep getting them.
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What It Means If You See Flamingos In Someone's Yard
Have you ever seen a large amount of plastic pink flamingo statues in someone's yard? Discover what this may mean and how you can partake in the fun.
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Ditch The Air Freshener And Use This Potted Plant For A Sweet-Smelling Bathroom
Artificial air fresheners aren't the most effective solution against bathroom odor. Learn why you should grow a jasmine plant in your bathroom for odor control.
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The Unexpected Way Water Can Protect Your Fruit Trees Before A Late Freeze
While there are plenty of ways to protect fruit trees from late freezes with tarps or heaters, there's another unexpected way to shield them, using water.
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Jasmine Roth Has A Word Of Warning For Homeowners Who Do Their Own Landscaping
Thinking of going rogue in the garden? Tune into sage advice from HGTV's Jasmine Roth on turning your outdoor space into a landscaped paradise – not a disaster.
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The Two Popular Warm Season Grasses You Shouldn't Plant Together
It can be hard to decide what grass to choose for your lawn. When it comes to warm-season grasses, you should think twice before mixing these two types.
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Will Petunias Really Help Eliminate Unwanted Pests In The Garden?
Petunias are a gorgeous and low maintenance addition to any yard. But can they help repel pests? Find out if this flower is right for your garden.
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Give Your Climbing Plants The Support They Need With This Umbrella Hack
Plant parents are pretty familiar with caring for typical potted plants, but we could all use advice when it comes to giving more support to climbing plants.
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The Plant Mistake That's Secretly Attracting Ants Into Your Home
Finding ants in your home is always an unwelcome surprise. There are mistakes you could be making in your yard to inadvertently exacerbate the issue.
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Keep Your Artificial Lawn Looking Fresh With This Simple Maintenance Tip
Artificial lawns can look dingy and old after a while, but you can keep it looking fresh as the day it was laid by performing regular cleanings.
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Don't Turn A Blind Eye To This Common Christmas Cactus Problem
There is something so special about the winter blooms of a Christmas cactus. But if your plant isn't looking its best, you may need to take action.
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The Most Ideal Room Temperature Setting For Flourishing Houseplants
As we try to find the right temperature for our homes, it's also important to consider our houseplants and the ideal temperatures that will help them flourish.
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Why You'll Want To Plant These Beans In Your Garden For Healthier Soil
Beans are great to grow as part of edible gardening, but this specific type brings benefits to the soil, and therefore leads to an overall healthier garden.
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TikTok Recommends IKEA As The Hidden Gem For Plant Pots And It's Clear Why
Everyone knows that IKEA is the spot to find a great deal, but you may not have considered their plant pots. Don't miss out on their great selection.
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The Simple Solution For Filling In Those Patchy Spots In Your Lawn
It can be difficult to maintain a lush green lawn, and it's hard to know how to cover those inevitable brown patches. Luckily, there's an easy fix.
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Seeing Woodpeckers Like This Could Be A Sign Of A Brutal Winter
Granted, woodpeckers have no scientifically proven ability to predict the weather. But according to superstition, this woodpecker practice is an ominous sign.
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The Watering Mistake Everyone Makes With Their Indoor English Ivy
It's no secret that plants need plenty of water to grow. However, there can be too much of a good thing, and you might be making a fatal error.
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The Powerful Solution You Need To Put An End To Fast-Growing Crabgrass
Crabgrass is a dreaded weed and is difficult to get under control once it has taken up residence in your yard. Luckily, there are some time-tested solutions.
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Smart Ways To Repurpose Those Old Or Broken Window Blinds In Your Home & Garden
Are your window blinds broken or simply worn down because of regular use? Instead of throwing them away, repurpose your blinds into useful or decorative items.
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Here's How Long You Should Keep Kids And Pets Off The Lawn After Fertilizing
In the spring, many homeowners feed their lawn a healthy dose of fertilizer. This is how long you should keep kids and pets off the grass after doing so.
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The Surefire Way To Keep Pesky Gnats Away From Your Houseplants
Fungus gnats are a common and annoying pest that most houseplant owners have encountered. Luckily, there's a very effective solution to save your plants.
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Why You Should Consider Using Shade-Tolerant Carpetgrass In Your Yard
If you're having trouble growing a lawn in a shady spot, consider carpetgrass. Learn how to grow carpetgrass and how to help it thrive in your yard.
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The Trick For Propagating Aloe Vera Plants Without Any Roots
Aloe vera is a plant that keeps on giving, providing you with baby plants to gift to loved ones. Here's what you should do if the aloe pup doesn't have roots.
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The 11 Most Difficult Vegetables To Grow In Your Garden
If you’re a new gardener, you'll wonder which vegetables are the hardest to grow so you can avoid them. Learn which plants are best for seasoned, green thumbs.
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The DIY Fertilizer Teas You Can Make To Nourish Your Garden
Fertilizer teas are an awesome way to use up old weeds while boosting the health of your plants. Here's how to make your own and create a thriving garden.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Fertilizing Your Houseplants During Winter
Winter can seem like a tough time for houseplants given the lack of sunlight, but if you think giving them extra fertilizer will help, think again.
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This Mowing Tip Will Help You Grow Healthy Grass In The Shady Parts Of Your Yard
Mowing your lawn is more of a science than you might realize, especially if you have particularly shady spots. However, one easy adjustment can save your grass.
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