The Common Mistakes To Avoid When Growing Herbs Indoors
From fresh mint in your mojito to some lavender on your ice cream, herbs are hearty plants that are easy to grow, as long as you avoid some common mistakes.
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TikTok Shares A Different Method For Growing Avocado Trees & We're Obsessed
Next time you make an avocado dish, be sure to save the pit if you'd like to grow your own avocado tree. One TikToker demonstrated just how easy the process is.
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The Best Type Of Mulch To Use If You Want To Keep Bugs Away
The benefits of mulch are well-known, including its ability to reduce weeds and stabilize soil, but did you know mulch could also work to repel unwanted pests?
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Does Grass In The Shade Need To Be Watered Differently?
Grass in the shade tends to look leggier or yellower than grass in full blown sun. So does that mean you have to water it less? Here is what to know.
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Here's How Often You Should Really Be Changing The Seed In Your Bird Feeder
Don't only change birdseed when the volume gets low. Also, be on the lookout for the following signs that might expedite when you replenish your feeder(s), too.
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Why Your Hydrangea Leaves Are Browning
Hydrangeas add color and class to any garden, but the appearance of brown leaves may be worrisome. Don't panic, here's why, and how to remedy it.
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Does Grass In Full Sun Need To Be Watered Differently?
If you have dry patches on your lawn where the grass is getting more sun, you may be wondering if it's because that area isn't getting enough water.
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This Great Potting Hack Lets You Start New Plants Without Repotting
This trick allows you to start new plants without repotting and potentially disturbing their growth. Plus, it's environmentally friendly – a win-win!
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The Best Drainage Materials To Relieve Your Plants Of Excess Moisture
Do you keep over-watering your plants? If you're struggling with root rot, consider adding these drainage materials to your pots to help you with aeration.
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Here's Why Your Flowering Trees Are Failing To Bloom
Having flowering trees in your yard is a beautiful sight, but what if your trees aren't blooming? Here's how to fix the problem of trees not blooming.
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13 Potato Varieties Every Gardener Should Know About For National Potato Day
With National Potato Day around the corner, we've listed 13 delicious varieties every gardener should know about, along with their maintenance needs.
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We Made A Birdfeeder From An Old Pringles Can But The Results Didn't Fly
It is always fun to DIY a bird feeder from upcycled materials. But can you make one using an old Pringles can? We went ahead and put it to the test!
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You May Want To Rethink Using Diatomaceous Earth In Your Garden
Diatomaceous earth might seem like a good solution to your gardening woes, but there are some negative effects that might make you reconsider.
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This Delicious-Smelling Baking Ingredient Repels Mosquitos Like Magic
If you are tired of using harsh chemical bug repellants, why not try this delicious-smelling baking ingredient that repels mosquitos like magic?
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The Best Heirloom Apple Trees To Grow
Growing your own produce can be highly satisfying. There are thousands of varieties of apples, so we find out which are the best heirloom apple trees to grow.
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TikTok's Obsession With Fae Traps Has Gardeners On The Lookout, Here's Why
Fae traps have become a fun and magical TikTok sensation, and gardeners are loving it! Here's more on what they are and how you can create one.
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Does Burying Aluminum Foil Near Your Hydrangea Turn The Flowers Blue?
Aluminum affects your soil's composition, but does aluminum foil alone have the power to turn hydrangeas blue? Here's what you need to know.
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Easily Turn Your Store-Bought Produce Into A Flourishing Pepper Plant
With this hack, you can give the scraps from your store-bought produce a new life as a pepper plant in your garden. Here's how to use this simple TikTok tip.
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Don't Spread Mulch Right Next To Your House If You Don't Want Unwelcome Guests
Mulch may elevate your garden. However, you may want to be careful when using mulch too close to your house. After all, you don't want to invite insects in.
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Easily Create A Garden Trellis Using A Few Closet Staples You Already Own
Learn how to make an inexpensive, quick DIY garden trellis with this TikTok hack using something you likely already have in your closet: wire clothes hangers!
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The Trick To Keeping Earwigs Out Of Your Dahlias Is Beyond Easy
Earwigs are a common pest that can wreak havoc on your dahlia flowers. Luckily, there is a simple and inexpensive hack to repel these annoying insects.
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Can You Plant In A Pot That Doesn't Have Any Drainage Holes?
Potted plants typically do best in pots with drainage holes, but there are still ways for plants to thrive in cache pots – or pots that don't have any holes.
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Is Pruning Early Flower Buds Off Pepper Plants The Key To A Bountiful Harvest?
If you want your pepper plants to produce more peppers, you'll often see advice to pinch the flowers. Learn about whether this hack actually works.
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Think Twice Before Using Vaseline To Keep Ants Out Of Your Hummingbird Feeder
If you saw a conga line of ants making their way towards your hummingbird feeder, you might have grabbed Vaseline to deter them. But that's not the best idea.
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A Few Household Essentials Will Keep Pesky Chipmunks Out Of Your Yard
Are adorable yet destructive chipmunks taking over your yard? Luckily, there are two household essentials capable of kicking them out when combined.
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Why Releasing Nematodes Into Your Garden May Not Be A Bad Idea After All
Although nematodes have a bad reputation for being destructive garden pests, several species can improve the health of your plants. Here's how.
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The Unexpected Substance That Can Save Your Plants From Pesky Mites
Mites can destroy the foliage of your favorite plant, thanks to their hearty appetites and rapid reproduction. Here's how one substance can keep them away.
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