Types Of Spike Aerators: How To Choose The Best Tool For Your Yard
Spike aerators are straightforward tools to help keep your lawn healthy. We will help you choose the type of spike aerator that is appropriate for your yard.
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The Best Time Of Year To Fertilize Hibiscus For Beautiful Blooms
You need to be a little careful about timing when it comes to fertilizing your hibiscus. Here's a breakdown of when to find that perfect sweet spot.
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13 Plants That Work As Natural Pest Control In Your Yard Or Garden
Keeping pests away from your lawn and garden can be a frustrating, ongoing battle. Fortunately, these plants can help you deter them naturally.
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DIY A Budget-Friendly Raised Garden Planter With A Kiddie Pool
If you want to create your own container garden but don't have the budget for a standard setup, repurpose a kiddie pool to grow your favorite plants.
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Fall Is The Best Time To Identify & Control One Common Itchy Weed
Just because summer is on its way out doesn't mean that it's time to stop weeding. Here's why fall is the perfect time to root out this one particular nuisance.
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A DIY Floral Fairy House Will Bring Wonder And Magic To Your Backyard
If you're ready to make your backyard a little more whimsical, then try planting this beautiful fairy house in your garden using your favorite flowers!
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Shrubs & Trees That'll Keep Robins Visiting Your Yard Year-Round
Robins bring a lively touch to any garden with their cheerful songs and bright red breasts. To attract more of them, consider planting these trees and shrubs.
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The Best Type Of Bird To Attract To Your Yard For Natural Pest Control
If you're noticing an invasion of insects you don't want in your yard, then try to make your garden as inviting as possible to these beautiful birds.
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The Flowers And Plants In Your Garden That Are Attracting Yellow Crab Spiders
If you notice yellow crab spiders in your garden, you may be wondering what is attracting them. These flowers and plants may be the culprit.
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Bindweed Makes A Terrible Outdoor Plant But Works Great Indoors
If you've had the displeasure of fighting an invasion outdoors, you may wince at the name "bindweed." Tame it another way and try to grow it as a houseplant.
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Can You Grow Thriving Tomato Plants In Old Mason Jars? Here's What You Should Know
Online chatter has novice gardeners trying to grow tomato plants in glass jars. Here's what our gardening expert, Peg Aloi, thinks about this repurposing hack.
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Can You Grow Clementines From Seed In The Garden?
Clementines are one of the most popular citrus fruits at the grocery store, but can you actually grow one from seed and plant it in your garden?
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Are Crickets Good For Your Garden? Here's What You Should Know
A few different types of crickets live in North America, with the majority causing little if any damage. Some crickets, however, can become major pests.
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Add Privacy To Your Front Yard With These Stylish Landscaping Ideas
Is your front yard feeling a little exposed? The right landscaping ideas can create extra privacy, while still keeping your home's curb appeal on point.
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The Best Crabgrass Weed Killer Products To Consider (& Which To Avoid Buying)
If you're ready to get rid of the crabgrass in your lawn, consider these highly rated weed killer products. There are some reviewers say to avoid, however.
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Understanding The Hummingbird Diet To Better Care For Them In Your Yard
Would you love to see more hummingbirds in your yard? The more you know about hummingbirds and their diet, the easier it will be to attract them.
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Fall Is The Best Time To Control & Prevent Winter Burweed From Growing (& Here's How)
With autumn settling in, now is the right time to control the annoying winter burweed weeds in your yard. Here's how to do it, and why fall is ideal.
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Use Pavers To Create A Unique Garden Wall To Add Extra Privacy To Your Yard
If you want a walled garden paradise or just a bit more privacy in your yard, consider using old pavers to create a unique wall feature.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Planting Red Fescue Grass Seed
If you're considering red fescue grass as a cool-season turfgrass for your lawn, there are some disadvantages you might want to know about first.
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The Egg Tray DIY That Will Make Planting Seeds In The Garden Quick & Easy
We're always up for a DIY that makes gardening a little easier and keeps waste out of the trash. This one uses an egg tray to help plant seeds.
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Grow This Pollinator-Friendly Flowering Shrub To Add Extra Privacy To Your Yard
Creating an intimate backyard doesn't have to be complicated. Sometimes all it takes is the right plants, particularly ones that provide some privacy.
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Give Your Outdoor Space A Western Touch With A Prickly Plant Privacy Fence
If you want to take your outdoor privacy to the next level, consider a living fence of prickly plants. As a bonus, your yard will have a southwestern flair.
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The Best Types Of Prairie Grasses To Grow To Add Privacy To Your Yard Or Patio
There are many ways to create a living privacy fence in your landscape to keep your sacred space away from prying eyes. Here's how to use native grasses.
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Attract These Types Of Birds To Your Yard With A Beautiful Redbud Tree
The eastern redbud tree is already beloved for its gorgeous pink flowers, but it's also known for attracting certain types of birds to your yard as well.
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Butterfly Weed Attracts Pollinators, But Comes With Some Concerns
Butterfly weed is a plant with beautiful, bright-orange flowers that attract pollinators. But consider these issues before planting it in your yard.
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The Fertilizer Trick To Increase Pincushion Flower Blooms
If you want more blooms on your pincushion flowers, there's a trick involving fertilizer that might just increase those gorgeous blossoms in your garden.
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Build An Affordable Raised Garden Bed By Reusing Old Bricks
Transforming a pile of old bricks into a raised garden bed is surprisingly easy, so see how to DIY an outdoor project that's affordable and useful.
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