Before tossing out an old bathroom fixture, consider how it can become a creative vertical garden that adds character without taking up valuable ground space.
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If you love the fragrant, romantic feel of roses but don't want to deal with the maintenance, this pretty pink bloom can provide a fuss-free alternative.
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While grounds add nitrogen to compost bins, this coffee waste product is a good source of carbon, so it shouldn’t go into the trash either.
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Growing bigger, better-shaped strawberries starts with better pollination. One easy-to-grow companion plant can help bring beneficial visitors to your garden.
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Lawn mowers are an absolute essential for trimming grass in the summer, but they can also be used to help out with cleanup during the rest of the year.
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There's some common household waste, which you sweep up from corners and under furniture, that you may be sadly trashing instead of turning into plant food.
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2026 came with a lot of new and even some revived outdoor landscaping trends. Here are the ones we've noticed taking over homeowners' patios so far.
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If you want to make sure your annuals keep blooming until the first frost, it's necessary to deadhead the flowers that are already spent in July.
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With spring activity over, it might seem like there's nothing left to do in the garden by midsummer. However, your plants need protection from the heat.
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From the moment you plant your tomatoes, you begin looking forward to those tasty harvests, but there are a number of reasons why your plant isn't producing.
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If you're looking to attract pollinators to your garden, this well-known, fragrant, and easy-to-grow herb is one of the best picks for the job.
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You could toss your detergent bottle in with the recyclables, or you could use it for your next DIY project and turn into a piece of quirky plant décor.
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An old kitchen staple can become a budget-friendly backyard project that attracts more birds while adding a unique decorative touch to your outdoor space.
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This floral mistake can turn your Independence Day garden display into a cheap, amateur arrangement. Here's how to ensure your garden is holiday ready.
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With summer now here, that means it's also time for Summerween! This cleverly simple DIY craft can add a bit of spooky sparkle to your garden space.
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Mulching is one of the best ways to prevent weeds, and this byproduct might be able to act as a waste-free alternative to store-bought products.
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Pulling weeds by hand isn't your only option. One simple tool makes clearing gravel driveways faster while avoiding the need for traditional herbicides.
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Carpenter bees might be welcome in your garden, but not in your walls, deck, or wood fence. This energizing essential oil will motivate them to find a new home.
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Whether you're tired of the powdery, cloying scent of roses or just looking for something easier to grow, this petunia cultivar is stout yet sweet-blooming.
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Even the hardiest herbs can be finicky with their pruning schedules. Knowing which herbs to prune in the heat of summer can ensure the best, tastiest harvest.
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Master gardener and fruit tree grower Josh Gardens recommends grabbing these outdoor goods from Costco to capitalize on low price and high quality.
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Coffee grounds aren't the only homemade option for feeding your garden. One plant can help nourish your garden while making use of a common perennial.
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Storage sheds are great for organization, but they're also expensive and difficult to maintain. Opt for a more streamlined solution with this IKEA product.
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Blueberries can be planted during multiple points in the year, but if you want a summer harvest, follow these tips for the best spring timing.
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While many herbs have scent and flowers, they're not all suitable as ground covers. This woody Mediterranean herb sprawls across the driest, sunniest spots.
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Grass clippings aren't the only yard waste that's ideal for your compost. Your trees naturally shed another material that adds lots of carbon to your pile.
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Looking beyond familiar pollinator favorites can introduce colorful annuals that offer fragrance, easy care, and plenty of backyard wildlife appeal.
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