Fixer Upper's Joanna Gaines Makes A Dull Landscape Pop With One Simple Addition
HGTV star Joanna Gaines showed off this landscaping idea that adds texture and enhances a home's curb appeal. Here's how to incorporate it into your yard.
Read MoreHGTV star Joanna Gaines showed off this landscaping idea that adds texture and enhances a home's curb appeal. Here's how to incorporate it into your yard.
Read MoreIf you value creative freedom and want to express yourself through the beauty of flowers, then this floral arrangement trend might be right up your alley.
Read MoreThere are many flowers you can start indoors early to get gorgeous blooms. This classic comes in so many colors, you won't want to leave it out of your garden.
Read MoreMiracle-Gro potting soil is easy to find at most garden centers, but that doesn't mean it's always the best choice. Consider these organic and DIY options.
Read MoreSome trees are more or less living spectacles that greet the world with colorful flowers and fruit. This eye-catching arbor is one such example.
Read MoreWhether you're tired of mowing or want more color in your lawn, consider growing this vibrant, low-maintenance ground cover plant instead of grass.
Read MoreSpotting common apple tree pests before they wreak havoc on your fruit trees is critical. Get expert tips and insight for pest control to protect your harvest.
Read MoreIf gravel-laden soil is causing problems for plants in your garden, learn how to remedy the issue with a budget-friendly and super simple DIY for sifting sand.
Read MoreStruggling to make your compact garden look lush and bountiful? Dwarf plants could be the solution. Learn how these miniature species can improve your space.
Read MoreWhether you live in a warm climate where citrus grows outdoors year round, or you live further north, consider growing this fast-producing fruit tree.
Read MoreWe tried out the Fresh Cut Flower of the Month Club to see how it delivered on providing a fresh bouquet and how long the blooms would last.
Read MoreWhen the sun starts shining in spring, our hands itch to plant our favorite annuals. Before you get started, ensure you know about these mistakes to avoid.
Read MoreThere are many types of trees you could add to your yard, but one has the distinct advantage of being a primary host to the the giant swallowtail butterfly.
Read MoreThis fast-growing, North American native fruit tree may sound appealing, but there are several reasons you won't actually want to plant it in your yard.
Read MoreHaving pests take over your garden can completely ruin your landscaping, but if you know the signs, you can stop the infestation before it gets severe.
Read MoreAre you tired of constantly removing weeds from your garden? Consider planting this gorgeous cover crop to help improve your soil and minimize weed growth.
Read MoreIf you are looking for a grass alternative for your yard, you may be considering creeping wire vine, but is it a good choice? Here's what you should know.
Read MoreMonsteras are native to tropical areas, and they'll need you to try to replicate their natural growing conditions at home, including providing the right soil.
Read MorePests can stunt your potato plants' growth. Luckily, our professional gardener has the best herbs to grow alongside your potatoes to help the vegetable flourish.
Read MoreMulberry trees produce dense canopies of handsome foliage, but you'll need to be aware of local laws before planting this tree since some states have banned it.
Read MoreIt may seem like spring is the best time to get all of your plants into the ground. However, some will thrive more when planted in other seasons of the year.
Read MoreAre you looking for the perfect flower to decorate your home with for Passover? This beautiful spring-blooming option may be exactly what you need.
Read MoreSucculent ground covers are popular in landscapes for their aesthetics and weed-suppression abilities. Here's a beautiful option that grows in cooler areas.
Read MorePotatoes are a staple both in the kitchen and in the garden because they are so easy to grow. But there are some plants that aren't good neighbors for spuds.
Read MoreWhether your old doormat is made out of coconut coir, rubber, fabric, or another material, discover a way to repurpose it around your home or garden.
Read MoreThere are flowers you want to start as seedlings and others that are best grown from seed. Our master gardener says to grow sunflowers from seed.
Read MoreIf your garden soil lacks acidity, you can correct the imbalance with this safe, affordable, and widely available addition. Learn what it is and how to use it.
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