12 Of The Most Common Plant Diseases You Don't Want Ruining Your Plants
It can be scary when your plants are sickly. Some diseases can be managed while others are detrimental, so it's important to know what's harming your plants.
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Planting Fast-Growing Ribbon Grass Is A Big Mistake. Here's A Better Alternative
Some gardeners plant ribbon grass because it spreads quickly. But this can be a big mistake, especially in some regions. Luckily, there's a better alternative.
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Save Your Mason Jar And Lid To Attract More Butterflies To Your Yard
If you have mason jars and don't know what to do with them, don't throw them out. You can use them to attract butterflies to your yard.
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Skip The Nursery Pots: Why You Should Plant Tomatoes In 5 Gallon Buckets
Free your tomato plants from small starter pots. Growing them in 5-gallon buckets gives them the environment they need to thrive all season long.
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The Stunning Hydrangea Alternative With Fragrant Flowers That Hummingbirds Love
Hydrangeas are great. However, if you're looking for a beautiful alternative to attract hummingbirds to your garden, then consider this lovely flower.
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Not Your Typical Way To Turn Cans Into Planters: This DIY Has A Rustic Twist
If you're looking for a customized planter to liven up areas in your home, consider this DIY project that transforms coffee cans into decorative pots.
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Why Leaving A Dead Tree Or Shrub In Your Yard Isn't A Smart Idea
A dead tree or shrub is more than just a disappointment, it can be dangerous. If you have any deceased flora in your yard, here's why you might want a removal.
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10 Deer-Resistant Perennials To Plant In Spring And Summer
It's heartbreaking to put a ton of work into your garden, only for deer to come and gobble it up. Luckily, these deer-resistant perennials can help.
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Not Landscape Fabric Or Weed Barriers: Here's A Better Solution For Gravel Driveways
Landscape fabric and weed barriers are commonly employed as a layer under gravel driveways, but they do a poor job at suppressing unwanted plants.
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Not Hostas, Not Coral Bells: The Plant That's Great For Shaded Flower Beds
Hostas and coral bells may be your first picks for a shaded flower bed, but this plant is also worth considering — especially if the soil is a bit dry.
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What To Do When You Find A Thick White Web In Your Yard
If you notice some thick white webbing on your indoor or outdoor plants, your flora might be in trouble. Here's what it means, and how to handle it.
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The Pretty Low-Growing Perennial Wildflower That's Perfect For Filling Empty Garden Spaces
Take care of all the gaps in your garden beds and fields with this perfect low perennial flower that blooms in gorgeous shades of white and purple.
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Turn A Common Kitchen Scrap Into Fertilizer & Watch Your Tomato Plants Flourish
Why reach for synthetic fertilizers when you have the makings of a tomato-boosting concoction on your countertop? Turn these peels from trash into treasure.
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Why Does My Yard Smell? 12 Reasons And Some Easy Fixes
Have you detected a sulfurous, putrid, or ammonia-like odor coming from your yard? Here's how to track down the source and take steps to get rid of the problem.
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Enjoy Pretty Flower Baskets Without The Hard Work With An Amazon Fan-Favorite
Flowers are beautiful and can brighten up any space, but they do take a lot of work to maintain. Thanks to Amazon, you can have pretty baskets with ease.
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The Pretty Perennial Bulb You Can Grow In A Pot That Butterflies Love
Trying to get more butterflies in your yard? Consider planting this particular perennial which can pair well with violas, daffodils, and tulips.
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Don't Throw Out Plastic Nursery Pots — Use Them To Boost Your Houseplant's Airflow
Plastic nursery pots pile up fast, but thankfully, you can use them to keep your houseplants happy, especially aroids. All you need is a sharp pair of scissors.
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What To Do About Pavement Ants Taking Over Your Concrete Patio
Pavement ants are tiny, but you don't want to let them get a foothold on your concrete patio. If they're invading, here's what you need to do.
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The Compact Zinnia Variety With Colorful Flowers That Makes A Great Ground Cover
You're probably familiar with the most common types of zinnias featuring tall stems, but this variety is a little different as a low-growing ground cover.
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What Does 'V' Mean On A Lawn Mower?
When shopping for a lawn mower, you'll likely see the letter V among the various specifications. Here's what it stands for and why you should know about it.
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The Ornamental Grass That Gives Garden & Driveway Borders A Soft Pink Touch
This perennial grass offers a soft pink accent to your garden. It's easy to maintain and cultivates visually appealing borders that boost curb appeal.
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The Ornamental Tree That Birds And Pollinators Love And Has Year-Round Interest
Bring more beneficial insects and birds to your yard with this stunning ornamental tree that is easy to plant and also suitable for smaller spaces.
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Forgetting To Pinch Your Perennial Plants In May Is A Mistake
If you want to avoid leggy, droopy, or poorly blooming perennials, you'll want to pinch your plants this May. Here's how this process can improve your garden.
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Glass Cloches Aren't Just For The Kitchen: 12 Ways To Use Them In The Garden
From fairy lights to warding off a late frost, there are plenty of clever ways to use glass cloches outside the kitchen for both style and function.
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Attract Butterflies All Season Long With A Nonstop Blooming Flower
Long-blooming flowers are a must-have if you want to see butterflies all summer. Try this colorful variety for an influx of winged pollinators.
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Misting Spider Plants: A Helpful Habit Or Recipe For Disaster? Here's The Truth
Misting houseplants is often promoted online for increasing humidity. Is it really the best idea for your spider plant, or should you put away the spray bottle?
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Give Garden Tomatoes A Boost With A Nourishing Fertilizer You Can DIY On The Cheap
Do your tomato plants have yellowing leaves? Is there a noticeable lack of flowers or fruit? They likely need a good dose of this easy-to-make fertilizer tea.
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