26 Stunning Varieties Of Coneflower You Could Be Growing In Your Garden
Though the classic purple variety is probably the most widely recognized coneflower, you can grow others in your garden in various shapes, sizes, and colors.
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Make Sure You Know One Thing Before You Start Getting Rid Of Weeds
Weeding is a chore as it is. But if you go about it the wrong way, your well-intentioned efforts can do more harm than good to your garden.
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The Best Place To Plant And Grow Ornamental Cabbage In The Garden
With its pretty colors and low-maintenance personality, ornamental cabbage is a great addition to your fall garden. Here is the best place to plant it.
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What Every Gardener Should Know To Stop The Box Tree Moth In Its Tracks
Box tree moths can wreak havoc on your perfectly-sculpted boxwoods, but there are ways to stop the infestation and keep these notorious pests from spreading.
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How To Control Blue Star Creeper If It Has Taken Over Your Yard
Blue star creeper's pretty blooms and speedy growth can make it an alluring ground cover for your yard, but there is such thing as too much of a good thing.
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How To Install Brick Paver Edges For Your Garden Beds
Installing brick pavers may be easy, but there are steps you need to take to make sure your garden beds get the gorgeous and sturdy edging they deserve.
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DIY A Beautiful Fall Marigold Flower Garland For Your Home
Fall is a great time to decorate for the season, and a marigold garland will highlight the beautiful yellow and orange colors of autumn. Here's how to make one.
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What It Means When Your Alocasia Blooms (And Should You Remove It?)
Alocasia plants are great choices for the indoor life, and they have beautiful, vibrant leaves to boot. Discover if you need to remove their blooms.
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Disadvantages To Consider Before Growing Vines Along Fences
You may be tempted to grow vines along your fence to add privacy and shade to your yard but you should consider these disadvantages first.
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The Shade-Tolerant Ground Cover You Can Grow In The Winter For Early Spring Blooms
To ensure you have beautiful and colorful blooms in the spring, try planting this shade-tolerant ground cover you can grow in the winter. Here's how.
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Mistakes Commonly Made When Trying To Get Rid Of Japanese Knotweed
Japanese knotweed is an invasive, fast-growing weed that can quickly cause damage around your property. Here are some mistakes to avoid when eliminating it.
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Paver Wall Maintenance Tips You Can't Afford To Ignore
Maintaining your paver wall isn't just about aesthetic, but safety and longevity, too. Check out these maintenance tips that'll save you money in the long run.
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Baby's Tears: The Soft Ground Cover You Could Learn To Love In Your Lawn
While the name might make you want to cry, there's nothing sad about the soft and bouncy baby tear's plant. Here's why you should use it to blanket your yard.
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Non-Toxic Ways To Get Rid Of Stinging Nettle In Your Yard
Stinging nettle can be a real pain if it takes over your yard. Before you reach for the herbicides, check out these non-toxic methods to remove stinging nettle.
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The Beautiful Rare Orchid You Can Grow Indoors With Special Care
Bored of regular old houseplants and want to challenge yourself to grow something that requires a bit more care? Check out a rare orchid you could grow indoors.
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Give Your Plants A Stylish New Home By Upgrading Old Glassware
Finding uses for old glassware can be a challenge, but if you also have a lot of plants in your home, then an easy DIY project may be the solution.
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What To Do If You Find A Hummingbird's Nest In Your Yard
Having pollinators visit your garden can be a pleasant surprise, but there's one thing you should never do if you find a hummingbird's nest in your yard.
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How To Plant Freesia Flower Bulbs Indoors For Beautiful Winter Blooms
Indoor flowering plants can have an amazing impact on your space. Learn to grow freesia flower bulbs for fragrant indoor blooms you can enjoy during the winter.
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The Key Tool You're Missing When Getting Rid Of Pesky Dandelions
Dandelions may make you feel nostalgic, but these prolific weeds can quickly dominate your yard. Upgrade your weed-fighting arsenal with this essential tool.
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Consider These Disadvantages To Battery-Powered Weed Eaters Before Buying
Before buying a battery-powered weed eater, consider the different downsides that may inconvience you to make an informed choice for your gardening needs.
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Grow These Bushes In The Pacific Northwest To Attract Hummingbirds
Many flowering bushes call the Pacific Northwest home, and while hummingbirds are always on the move, these plants will coax them to stop by for a drink.
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Can Hand Warmers Really Keep Your Hummingbird Feeder From Freezing?
Freezing hummingbird feeders are always a concern in the winter months, but can hand warmers really prevent this? Here's a closer look at this hack.
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5 Types Of Liners For Planter Boxes (& How To Use Them)
Lining your raised beds can help keep your garden healthy, but there are several different materials you can choose for the task. Which is best for you?
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Keep Your Home Smelling Fresh With A Year-Round Blooming Indoor Plant
Transform your living space with a year-round blooming indoor plant. Discover the perfect plant to enjoy a vibrant, fragrant atmosphere in your home.
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Overwintering Your Potted Plants? Here Are Martha Stewart's Top Tips & Tricks
When Martha Stewart has advice, we are all ears! When winter arrives and we want to make sure our warm weather potted plants stay healthy -- she has answers.
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The Winter-Blooming Plant That Will Provide Nectar For Hummingbirds
We know we should grow plants to help feed hummingbirds during the summer, but in areas where these birds overwinter, here's a bush that blooms in the cold.
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Better Ground Cover Grass Alternatives To Grow Instead Of Pachysandra
Pachysandra is a popular ground cover, but is it the right choice for your garden? Here's a look at the best grass alternatives to grow instead.
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