Tips & Tricks For Growing Poppies From Seed To Fill Your Yard With Blooms
Poppies may seem fussy since they're hard to start indoors from seed, but they are actually much easier to start than most plants. Here's how.
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The Fast-Growing Tree Species That'll Have Birds Visiting Your Yard Year-Round
This beloved tree can be messy, but a little mess is worth it as it grows quickly and is able to provide shade while supporting the ecosystem.
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Keep Hungry Ticks Away When Working In The Garden With This Repellant Clothing
In an exclusive interview with House Digest, expert Dr. Jim Fredericks offered his advice for keeping pesky ticks at bay while working in the garden.
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Let Your Summer Plants Self-Seed In The Garden. Here's Why
Gardening is very time-consuming and hard work. Make your life easier by letting your summer plants self-seed at the end of the growing season.
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13 DIY Tomato Fertilizers That Will Help Your Plants Thrive
Home-grown edibles are usually low-maintenance. If your tomato plants seem stunted, you may need to provide more nutrients with these DIY fertilizers.
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The Poisonous Arachnid You Might Be Mistaking For A Wolf Spider
Despite their appearance, wolf spiders are generally harmless. Despite being poisonous, this wolf spider look-alike poses little harm to people and pets.
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Pinch Back Your Growing Dahlias To Fill Your Garden With More Pretty Flowers
Dahlias are amazing little garden jewels that provide the most stunning blooms, but what if you could get even more flowers from one simple act?
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Don't Mistake Beautiful Blazing Star Flower For Its Weedy Look-Alike
Not all plants are created equal. Some benefit the ecosystem while others are detrimental. Here's the difference between two commonly mistaken flowers.
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Can Baking Soda Make Fairy Rings In Your Lawn Disappear? Here's What You Should Know
Has a circle of mushrooms popped up in your yard? These "fairy rings" can actually harm your lawn, but can baking soda get rid of them? We asked an expert.
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13 Plants That Will Have Goldfinches Flocking To Your Yard In No Time
Bird watchers love these yellow songbirds, but there are a few plants goldfinches love more than others. Grow these flowers in your garden to attract them.
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The Zinnia Seeds TikTok Swears By For A Garden Full Of Big Beautiful Blooms
If you love growing zinnias in your yard, find out the specific seed packet that many creators on TikTok are recommending to grow big blooms.
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This Beautiful Tubular Flower Will Thrive In Your Fall Garden
For a low-maintenance fall garden, even in low-nutrient and drought-prone areas, consider this splendid flower. Here's what it needs to grow, which isn't much.
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Does Science Support Companion Planting?
Companion planting is often touted as the solution to a plethora of problems, but is there really any science that backs up this common practice?
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The Gorgeous Slow-Blooming White Flower That's Worth The Wait
Some flowers are worth the wait -- not only for their beauty but for the positive impact they make on the environment. Here's one native flower to consider.
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Try This Cinnamon Hack To Tackle The Weeds In Your Yard
Weeds are a constant foe among lawn enthusiasts and backyard gardeners, but you can try this cinnamon hack to see if you can't tackle these unwanted visitors.
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What Baby Hummingbirds Eat & When You Can Expect To See Them At Your Feeder
It doesn't take all that long for baby hummingbirds to leave the nest. Here's what they eat and when you can expect to see them at your feeder.
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How To Grow And Care For Cinnamon Fern In Your Container Garden
Ferns add beauty and texture in shady areas, but not all ferns are created equal. Consider adding this spice-inspired foliage to your container garden.
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Replace Wilting Tulips With This Ground Cover For Your Sun-Drenched Front Yard
If you love tulips but aren't able to effectively grow these delicate blooms, try this equally beautiful, sun-loving, drought-tolerant ground cover shrub.
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Extend The Growing Season In Your Garden With This Easy Container Hack
If it gets cold where you live, you don't have to give up quite so soon on the growing season. Implement this easy container hack to prolong it.
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Avoid Planting This Spider-Attracting Plant Near Your Home
Not only will planting this common vine near your foundation attract spiders into your home, but it's an invasive species to boot. Learn more here.
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21 Ways To Repurpose Old Clothing In Your Home & Garden If Donation Isn't Possible
If you have some clothing items that can't be donated from wear and tear or for another reason, try repurposing the fabrics in your home and garden.
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The Easy-To-Grow Flower That's Perfect For Any Cut Garden
If you're a fan of homegrown bouquets of gorgeous blooms from your cut garden, you should consider planting this easy-to-grow flower that adds a pop of color.
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White Clover Vs Microclover Lawn: Which Is Better?
If you're ready to switch to a clover lawn, you should know there are two main varieties: microclover and white clover. Here's a breakdown of the pros and cons.
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Hummingbirds Are In Danger If This Feathered Friend Visits Your Yard
While you may love watching your hummingbird visitors fluttering around your yard, they might be in danger if this larger avian counterpart is in the vicinity.
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DIY Stylish Garden Knee Pads By Reusing This Closet Staple
Does kneeling in your garden make your knees ache? Find out how to make garden knee pads out of a clothing item you probably have in your closet.
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Turn An Ordinary Garden Patch Into A Whimsical Backyard With This Lighting Tip
Transform your garden into a magical oasis with string lighting. When choosing string lights, ensure a safe and enchanting space with these factors in mind.
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Attract Hummingbirds To Your Yard With These Classic Trees
If you're looking to attract more hummingbirds to your yard, ornithologist Dr. Christopher J. Clark spoke with us about what classic trees would do the trick.
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