Is that persistent patch of creeping Charlie in your yard still there? You could be making weeding mistakes that are causing it to grow back or stick around.
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Has invasive nimblewell taken over your yard? There are natural ingredients available that may assist you in getting rid of it completely. Here's how.
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If you want to see the perennial Little Joe Pye weed return to its full flowering glory next year, keep this fall pruning tip in mind right now.
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Crispy and rotting houseplants won't earn you points for home styling. Here, consider one brand erasing strict watering schedules for houseplant care.
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Ready to start growing roses from seed? Not so fast. You need the right tips for healthy flowers. We spoke to an award-winning garden designer for advice.
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If you want companion plants with gorgeous aesthetics, consider pairing 'Limelight' hydrangeas with alliums in the garden for these added benefits.
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Tomato season is too short, right? Well, good news: There's a shelf-stable variety of tomato that could last a long time and might be perfect for your garden.
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Invasive weeds can take root in your garden quickly. Here are some tips from gardening experts on the best techniques to keep these weeds out.
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Groundhogs can create big problems for gardeners overnight by eating pounds of food while you sleep. Here's how to get rid of them humanely.
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Deterring ticks from your yard can seem like an exhausting job, but could this popular flower actually keep the annoying pests away? Many gardeners think so.
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Water features add style, luxury, and tranquility to your outdoor space, so you won't regret adding this modern water feature to your backyard.
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Growing sweet potatoes can seem overwhelming. Can you make it easier by simply regrowing a sweet potato from the grocery store? Let's find out.
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While coffee grounds can be very beneficial in the compost pile, there's an important caveat you should know before you throw them straight in.
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Cocklebur is one of the most annoying weeds out there with prickly burs that threaten to ruin your lawn. But with these tips, you can eliminate it.
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If your mower isn't cutting as easily as it used to, it's time to sharpen the blades. You might wonder, can you sharpen them without removing the blades?
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If you'd like to grow beautiful hibiscus plants that thrive in your garden, try adding these leftover ingredients to give them a boost of nutrients.
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It's always a delight to have birds visit our yards. To attract more feathered friends, consider planting this native berry shrub in your garden.
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If you're in need of a gardening apron but don't want to spend the money on a new one, you can turn an old pair of jeans into a great gardening tool belt.
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Weed whacking can be a lot of work and clean-up can take a lot of time, but this counter-clockwise method can help make tidying up both quicker and easier.
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Before you add a beautiful bamboo privacy fence to your yard, it's crucial to consider all the pros and cons of installing this fencing material.
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There's a cherry laurel tree native to the U.S. that will look great in your backyard and attract robins. Here's why birds love this particular species.
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Explore the houseplant dog owners should avoid to ensure pet safety. Learn about the popular indoor palm that can pose risks to your beloved canine companions.
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While carpetgrass is a low-maintenance option that can help suppress weed growth, there are some aspects of it that may make you think twice before planting.
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Certain plants simply can't survive cold winters to see spring. Instead of growing them as annuals, here's how to save your specimens by bringing them indoors.
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Conifer trees are pretty hardy, but they are still prone to turning brown. Here is what to do if you notice rust-colored needles on your conifer.
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There is a lot of conflicting advice about starting your flower seeds indoors versus out. Our expert explains how to decide which option is best for you.
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When summer heat intensifies, your grass may turn brown, but there is one surefire method of protecting your lawn from those scorching temperatures.
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