Does Watering On A Sunny Day Really Burn Your Plants?
There are many gardening tips to be found on the internet, but not all of them are accurate. We find out if watering on a sunny day really burns your plants.
Read MoreThere are many gardening tips to be found on the internet, but not all of them are accurate. We find out if watering on a sunny day really burns your plants.
Read MoreTired of overwatering your very sensitive houseplants? Head to your kitchen to get the help of this handy utensil – it's perfect for measuring moisture!
Read MoreMaintaining a diverse and thriving vegetable garden can be an uphill battle. Check out these companion plants that are great for planting alongside eggplant.
Read MoreCacti can suffer from many health problems. If yours is on the brink of death, follow these tips to discover the problem and bring it back to life.
Read MoreDogs are an important part of the family, but it's no secret they can wreak havoc on your lawn. Here is how to keep your yard green even with pups around.
Read MoreOrchids are a great house plant and easy to keep if you are less than a green thumb. If you are looking to grow them we've got the best method for propagation.
Read MoreWith so many varieties of vinegar available, it can be slightly challenging to choose the one that's ideal for cleaning. Here are the differences.
Read MoreDo you get a lot of shade in your front or back lawn and suspect it's damaging your grass? Here are the signs to look for to find out for sure.
Read MoreDo snakes seem to gravitate toward your garden? There's a simple way to keep them out so you can take back your space from any slithering pests.
Read MoreStuck with a ho-hum glass vase that you're about to trash? Grab some paint and baking soda and transform it into a trendy new piece for your home.
Read MoreSnow mold is a fungus that can affect even healthy lawns during cold weather. But there are ways to both treat it and prevent it from occurring again.
Read MoreHummingbirds are wonderful little creatures that are a pleasure to have visit your yard. But, if you notice hummingbirds aren't stopping by, this could be why.
Read MoreWhile mulching may be a crucial component to maintaining a healthy garden, there are certain types of plants for which it can cause problems.
Read MoreSome believe that feeding your pumpkins milk is one of the best ways to make them big and healthy. Find out if this claim has merit or if it's just a myth.
Read MoreHydrogen peroxide may seem like an odd choice as a houseplant helper; however, it offers many benefits that can boost the health of your plants.
Read MoreWhile sunflowers are stunning and can come with some benefits, they also have a few downsides. Find out if you should plant this tall flower in your garden.
Read MoreIf your geranium has stopped blooming, deadheading it will encourage it to produce new flowers. Learn how and when to deadhead geraniums for more flowers.
Read MoreIf your garden plants are getting eaten, identifying the culprit is the first step to saving your prized plants. Here's how to know what's eating your plants.
Read MoreAlthough plucking red tomatoes is the norm, pulling them from the vine once they are slightly green offers many other benefits. Here are a few.
Read MoreRadishes are a popular choice for new and experienced gardeners alike. But if you spot yellow leaves, don't panic, there's plenty you can do to help.
Read MoreYou may have heard about a popular, smelly plant that allegedly repels cats from the garden. Here's what we know about its effectiveness and growth habits.
Read MoreA rain barrel is a great first step in harvesting rainwater, but the containers can be used in additional ways to benefit your garden and yard.
Read MoreAre deer munching away at the plants in your garden? Luckily, you can easily keep them away with Epsom salt - a natural mineral compound. Here's how.
Read MoreIf your hydrangeas look droopy and like they're struggling, don't give up! Instead, run to the bathroom and grab this common bath product to pep them up.
Read MoreThere's a hack involving lawn tonics making the rounds online. But these will do little to fertilize your lawn, and may even harm your grass.
Read MoreEver wondered what those small bumps on your tomato stems are? Fear not, it's just an insurance policy for the plant, but you shouldn't ignore them either.
Read MoreThe large, beautiful blooms of peonies can be a heavy load for stems to hold. So, what do you do if your flowers droop? Here's how to keep them standing tall.
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