Landscape fabric aims to achieve weed-free flower beds and gravel paths, but there are many downsides to consider before using this material in your garden.
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Grafted cacti look like one individual plant, but they're actually two different species combined. Consider the care needs of both plants for best growth.
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The 2025 landscaping trend answers the demand for climate resilience, saves you money on irrigation, and still keeps your yard looking gorgeous.
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With seemingly countless types of climbing roses, finding the right, easy-care variety is a challenge. Thankfully, our professional gardener revealed her pick.
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One of the most important parts of fencing installation is setting the fence posts. Here's why you'll want to consider the frost line when setting fence posts.
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If you're starting a balcony garden, hold off on buying regular round pots and invest in some window boxes instead. Here's why.
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Pavers have many advantages, but you'll throw all these advantages down the drain if you don't lay them out correctly. Here's how to create your dream patio.
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Discover how this alluring evergreen can prevent soil erosion and suppress weeds in your garden. Learn benefits and planting tips for a sustainable landscape.
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Most people don't look forward to hauling out their snow blower each winter, but by following these tips, you can ensure a smoother and safer experience.
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If you live in a climate that experiences snow, you might be wondering what effect the icy white layer is having on your lawn. Here's what you need to know.
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If you're dreaming of a bright and beautiful spring garden, there's one sweet flower that you should start seeding in winter for a gorgeous display.
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Grub worms are difficult to get rid of, and common mistakes gardeners make in their fight against the pests exacerbate the challenge.
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Yard drains keep water from accumulating around your property. When they clog, follow these tips to free the obstruction and keep them working well.
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After a busy season, many gardeners welcome the restful, dormant days of winter. Still, there are some to-dos to ensure your garden flourishes again in spring.
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If you want to keep coyotes from returning to your yard or deter them from visiting in the first place, we've got some techniques for you to implement.
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Gardening is a fun but challenging hobby that requires manual effort and specialized equipment. These outdoor features make gardening tasks much easier.
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Joe Pye weed tempts many gardeners with its pretty, pollinator-friendly blooms. But without taking steps to control it, this plant could take over your garden.
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Are your kurapia ground cover plants developing brown spots? Discover the common watering mistake that could be the culprit and learn how to fix it.
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It may sound counterintuitive, but pruning a plant's roots is a beneficial practice that can make your potted plants healthier. Find out why.
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Protect your garden from harsh weather with our versatile DIY frost cover. Adjustable and easy to use, it easily adapts to all your weather gardening needs.
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Though chrysanthemums bloom in early fall, proper care for them can be a year-round affair. Here's how to care for them throughout the seasons of the year.
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Gravel is one of the top choices for hardscaping projects, but if you prefer a sturdy surface with minimal erosion, consider this alternative instead.
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Give your propagation jars a place of honor in your plant collection by DIYing a beautiful twinkling display for them using an embroidery hoop.
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It may be contrary to your usual habits, but letting some of your biennial veggies bolt in the spring has some benefits. Our master gardener explains how.
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There's no need to wait for warm weather to have a fresh harvest of tomatoes. Micro tomatoes grow well indoors even during the coldest winter months.
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Hold off on recycling those old metal containers - with basic DIY skills and a bit of ingenuity, you can find plenty of uses for them around your garden.
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Before choosing a small tree for your yard, consider your USDA hardiness zone, the type of soil on your property, and the amount of sunlight the area receives.
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