The Best Beginner-Friendly Trees Based On Your Growing Zone
Itching to establish new some trees in your yard? Choosing a beginner-friendly species that will do well in your specific growing zone is a recipe for success.
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The Beautiful Ground Cover That Naturally Fertilizes Fruit Trees
This ground cover plant with yellow, purple, or white flowers makes a great companion for fruit trees. Our expert explains what you should know about it.
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The Evergreen Boxwood Alternative That Thrives In Sunny Backyards
Dreaming of a beautifully manicured hedge or shrub but don't want to deal with the effects of boxwood blight? Try this easycare, sun-loving species instead.
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Start These Seeds In Your Greenhouse Now For The Earliest Blooms This Spring
Hoping to get some color in your yard as early as possible this spring? Here are the best seeds to plant in a greenhouse for early spring blooms.
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Follow This Rule To Get Perfectly Spaced Stepping Stones Every Time
Learn how to achieve perfectly spaced stepping stones every time. Discover easy an technique that ensures a beautiful and functional pathway for your garden.
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Repurpose An Old Banana Stand Into A Totally Unique Plant Display
Give your old banana stand a new lease on life by turning it into an adorable plant display. Here are the steps and customization options for this easy DIY.
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Essential Outdoor Power Equipment You Need To Maintain Your Yard For Each Season
Throughout the year, maintenance is a must if you want to keep your yard in good shape. Here's a lineup of outdoor power equipment you need for every season.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Growing Camellias
To put out big blooms camellias need the right care. From planting them in the wrong soil to watering them improperly, here are some common mistakes to avoid.
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Lawn Care Tips To Prevent Weeds From Growing Under Trees
Weeds can pop up anywhere to cause problems, even under trees. We spoke with a lawn care expert for tips on preventing weeds from growing under your trees.
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Create A Simple Backyard Boardwalk To Protect Shoes And Feet From Muddy Grass
It's easy to create a boardwalk path in your yard to prevent muddy shoes when it rains. Here's how to do it using wooden planks and a few other materials.
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How To Grow Lettuce Indoors Year Round Without A Garden
There are not a lot of garden plants that you can successfully grow indoors from seed to harvest in a month or so, but lettuce is an exception to that rule.
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Here's How You Should Be Organizing Your Greenhouse To Maximize Space
A greenhouse offers limited square footage to facilitate your gardening needs. Here is how to organize your greenhouse to maximize its functional space.
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Types Of String Trimmer Heads, And Which Is Right For You
Buying a new weed eater head doesn't need to be as daunting as it may seem. Here we look at the best types of strimmer heads for gardeners and their yards.
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Upcycle Old Fence Pickets Into A Gorgeous DIY Wheelbarrow Planter
If you want to house your plants in some thoroughly unique décor, look no further than this DIY that upcycles old fence pickets into a wheelbarrow planter.
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11 Plants And Trees That Can Reduce Soil Erosion While Beautifying Your Yard
Erosion can whisk away valuable topsoil and even cause whole embankments to collapse. These plants will help lock soil in place while adding ornamental value.
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Tips For Attracting Beautiful Dark-Eyed Junco Birds To Your Yard In The Winter
If you're hoping to attract the beautiful dark-eyed junco birds to your yard in the winter, there are a few tips you can follow to be successful.
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What Can You Do If Your Trees Are Infested With Pine Beetles?
Pine beetles can quickly decimate entire landscapes. Watching for signs of infestation and acting quickly will help you save as many of your trees as possible.
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13 Unique Ideas To Create A Fence Gate That Makes A Big Statement About Your Style
A fence gate is a surprisingly effective place to show off your style to the whole neighborhood. Here are 13 unique ideas to get your creative gears turning.
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Create Beautiful Flower Arrangements With A Simple Mason Jar Upgrade You Can DIY
While a mason jar of flowers is pretty on its own, you can still upgrade this piece of decor with a quick and easy DIY that will refresh your space.
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16 Types Of Cacti To Grow Around Your Home For Extra Security
Explore 16 types of cacti to enhance your home's security and aesthetics. Discover resilient varieties that add beauty while deterring unwanted visitors.
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Fill A Flower Bulb Garden On A Budget Thanks To Costco's Great Prices
You don't have to be a flower farmer to go big. If you time your shopping right, you can find great deals on spring-flowering bulbs at Costco to fill your yard.
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Wild Vs. False Strawberries: What Do You Have And Why Does It Matter?
Discover the key differences between wild and false strawberries. Learn how to identify each type and why it matters for foraging and gardening.
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The One Trend You Shouldn't Try — Setting A Fence Post In A 5 Gallon Bucket
This hack might seem like a clever approach at first glance, but there are plenty of different ways to build a fence that will provide better results.
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This Garden Tool Can Do Everything From Planting Bulbs To Cutting Twine
Discover the ultimate garden tool that can handle everything from planting bulbs to cutting twine. Learn how to simplify gardening tasks with its features.
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Gardening Mistakes To Avoid To Get More Blooms From Your Roses
Do you want to enjoy the beauty of plentiful rose blooms? These are common mistakes that could be preventing your plants from flowering to their full potential.
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Tips To Prevent Diseases From Taking Over Your Snapdragon Flowers
Snapdragons are beautiful flowers whether they are in your yard or bouquet. However, here are some tips to prevent some of the many diseases that can take over.
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How HGTV's Erin Napier Keeps Her Green Thumb Active During Winter
HGTV designer Erin Napier doesn't let winter stop her from working in her garden. There are plenty of ways to keep your green thumb active in the cold.
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