The Unexpected Pantry Item You Can Use To Start Seeds
If you're looking for an easy, foolproof way to start seeds, there's an item in your pantry you can use that will serve as the perfect biodegradable container.
Read MoreIf you're looking for an easy, foolproof way to start seeds, there's an item in your pantry you can use that will serve as the perfect biodegradable container.
Read MoreIt's not only important to water your houseplants, but also to clean them so they continue to shine. Surprisingly, an item in your shower is the answer.
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Read MoreIf you haven't had the best luck with plants in the past, consider a gorgeous but easy-to-grow cactus. We've curated a list of the best starter options.
Read MoreMaintaining a healthy garden involves employing various strategies and techniques. Check out this crawling weed that helps control common garden pests.
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Read MoreAre you having trouble finding the pesky pests that are destroying your tomato plants? Shine a blacklight to solve your problem. Here's how.
Read MoreIf you have a tree stump in your yard, you can turn the trunk into a DIY flower bed, making it a creative and natural attraction in your backyard.
Read MoreWhile the combo may not seem obvious, using Epsom salt in lettuce gardens can provide many benefits. It's also easy to incorporate Epsom salt into your routine.
Read MoreWhile mums are fairly low-maintenance, they do have specific requirements to thrive, including getting the right amount of water at optimal times.
Read MoreBrown patch disease is another name for a fungal disease called Rhizoctonia blight. It affects some types of grass more than others. Here's how to treat it.
Read MoreCompanion planting can provide numerous benefits for your garden. Pairing onions and carrots, in particular, can be a highly advantageous combination.
Read MoreHydroseeding is a great way to plant grass and create a lush lawn. However, there are a few questions you should ask your landscaping pro before the process.
Read MoreIf you have a dying orchid on your hands, there's a special ingredient that could help rescue and revive it. Learn how to use charcoal to heal your orchid.
Read MoreIf you love watching stunning and colorful bulbs bloom each spring, then there's one gardening mistake you have to avoid. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreNobody puts time and effort into a vegetable garden just to have a couple of crows ruin it. Luckily, there's a method to keep them far away.
Read MoreThere are many reasons why you might no longer want hostas in your garden. Whatever your motivations are, you have several options for removing the perennials.
Read MoreAs the growing season comes to an end, you might have topsoil leftover. To keep all of its benefits intact for next year, find out how to store it properly.
Read MoreTomatoes have a delicious place in many people's lives, and dahlias are drop-dead gorgeous. But in the garden, these two popular plants are best kept apart.
Read MoreMint is a lovely, fragrant herb with countless uses, but it can quickly take over your garden. Here's how to keep your mint plants in check.
Read MoreIf you have a hydrangea plant in your yard that you'd like to turn purple, you may be surprised to learn how easy it is to customize its color to your liking.
Read MoreBefore you plant a new stem cutting, head to your kitchen to grab this food staple that will greatly help the plant establish a healthy root system.
Read MoreCertain plants and herbs just don't grow well together - sage and garlic are one such pairing. There's a reason why, and it has to with nutritional resources.
Read MoreRather than using a chemical insecticide that can negatively impact the environment and your garden, consider using the peel of this delicious fruit instead.
Read MoreFor most of us, our first instinct is to remove any weeds from the garden. But you might want to rethink that when it comes to this one specific type.
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