Don't Make This Common Mistake If You Want Your Mums To Last During Fall
Chrysanthemums, or "mums", add a cheerful display to many fall gardens. But if you want your mums to last, there's a common mistake you'll want to avoid making.
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If Your Compost Heap Is Starting To Smell A Little Ripe, Here's What You Need
A compost pile is a cheap and easy way to boost your garden's soil and plant health. If it's become too smelly for your liking, you need this one thing.
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How To Get Rid Of Wisteria If It Takes Over Your Garden
Wisteria can add rustic elegance to a landscaped garden, but without due diligence, it can rapidly take over. Here's how to keep your wisteria under control.
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TikToker Shares A Genius Way To Get The Most Out Of Your Elephant Ear Plants
If you love the look of your thriving elephant ear plant, you could "copy and paste" that beauty elsewhere in your home or yard, as one TikToker shows us how.
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How To Take Care Of Tomato Plants Through Winter
Winter weather can pose a danger to your prized tomato plants. Here's how to care of them during the winter season, and keep them producing delicious tomatoes.
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What Is Your Lawn Telling You If There's Chickweed In It?
The presence of certain weeds on your lawn can tell you a lot about its health. Chickweed is one such plant that you should pay attention to.
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Make Your Garden's Summer Color Last Well Into Fall With These Tips
Knowing how to care for your plants will ensure your yard always looks its best. Make your garden's summer color last well into fall with these tips.
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The Popular Flower That Helps Keep Pesky Chiggers Out Of Your Yard
Due to their small size, chiggers can be a hard-to-detect menace. Protect your yard by planting this popular flower that repels chiggers naturally.
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Are Hydrangeas Safe To Have In Your Garden If You Have Pets And Kids?
While gardeners love to grow hydrangeas for their showy blooms, it's these blooms that will attract pets and kids. Here's what to know about hydrangea safety.
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Plant Lovers Want To Be Careful When Vacuuming - Here's Why
Are you a plant lover with a large collection of houseplants? Discover why you may want to be extra cautious when vacuuming the floors in your home.
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A Few Fan-Favorite Fruits Will Keep Skunks Out Of Your Garden For Good
If you've smelled skunks or noticed signs of them in your garden recently, repel these pests with some common fruits that you probably have in your kitchen.
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Why Strawberries And Tomatoes Do Not Get Along When Planted Next To Each Other
While companion planting can significantly enhance the health of your plants, strawberries and tomatoes are two garden favorites that need to be separated.
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HGTV Offers A Great Landscaping Tip For Increasing Your Home's Value
Curb appeal can play a major role in determining your home's resale value. To make your house more attractive, consider this landscaping tip from HGTV.
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The Fragrant Flower Martha Stewart Loves Having In Her Garden
Martha Stewart once said growing a garden was important to her state of mind, and from a recent TikTok, she introduced us to one special flower in her care.
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Propagate Plants Like A Pro With Expert Hilton Carter's Useful Tips
Who doesn't want more houseplants? Gardening expert Hilton Carter shared his useful tips for propagating houseplants on Instagram. Here's what he advises.
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Drawbacks You Should Know Before Using Sod In Your Lawn
If you're looking for a quick makeover of your lawn, there's no quicker way than sod. However, before you go this route, it's important to weigh the drawbacks.
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Get Rid Of Powdery Mildew In Your Garden With These Kitchen Staples
Powdery mildew is never a welcome sight when it comes to your garden. Thankfully, you can use some kitchen staples to nip the problem in the bud.
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Don't Grow This Plant If You Want To Keep Blister Beetles Out Of Your Garden
Blister beetles can cause significant damage to your garden. To avoid attracting them, keep their favorite plant out of your local landscape.
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Are Corn And Garlic Truly Unfriendly Garden Neighbors?
Corn and garlic are rumored to not be the best companion plants, but is this true? Here we delve into the research surrounding this topic to see for ourselves.
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Use One Handy Kitchen Staple To Protect Your Garden's Broccoli
To protect your garden's broccoli heads overnight, simply reach for this versatile kitchen staple. What's more, you can reuse this multitasker more than once.
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Do You Need To Take Your Tropical Hibiscus Inside For The Winter?
Tropical hibiscus has specific needs during the winter. The best approach to bringing it inside from the cold depends on the time and space you have available.
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The Biggest Threats To Your Pumpkin Patch This Fall
If your pumpkins keep getting eaten, one of the biggest furry threats may be to blame. Find out what these pests are and how to keep them out of your garden.
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Do Corn Plants Actually Purify The Air In Your Home?
Corn plants have often been touted for their air-purifying capabilities. But are they actually an effective solution for improving the air quality in your home?
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Turn Your Old Plastic Containers Into Beautiful Hanging Planters
You can prevent your plastic containers from going to a landfill by turning them into beautiful hanging planters instead. Here's how to do it.
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Why Native Plants Are Perfect For Bringing Birds To Your Yard
If you enjoy seeing a variety of birds in your yard, you'll want to make sure you're planting plenty of native plants. Here we explore the reason why.
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How To Get A Rose Bush Out Of Your Yard If Necessary
To remove a rose bush from your yard, you'll need to do a bit of planning. This perennial could turn up again if you don't remove its root system completely.
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How To Tell Ladybugs Apart From Their Nasty Twin Asian Lady Beetles
Certain bugs are beneficial in the garden, whereas others will cause untold damage. Here's how to tell ladybugs apart from their nasty twin Asian lady beetles.
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