Brick or slate might be the first materials you think of when you’re planning to add a retaining wall. Before you decide, check out this durable alternative.
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A Callery pear tree may look appealing at a glance, but its lovely blossoms mask an aggressive nature. Here's what to do if you find this tree in your yard.
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Whether you're getting a late start on your summer planting or Mother Nature was unkind to you this spring, you can start these flower seeds now.
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If you want to attract more hummingbirds and other pollinators to your garden without using salvia or zinnia, this lovely plant could be the perfect addition.
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In compost science, brown materials are carbon-rich, whereas green materials are nitrogen-rich. You need both, but the ratios of each matter for compost health.
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Don't let sagging vines ruin your garden yields. This quick tomato cage solution provides your climbing plants sturdy support at minimal cost and effort.
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June is past peak season for planting, but if you're a bit late on your gardening tasks this year, there's still time to cultivate some pretty blooms.
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Despite being pretty hardy, daylilies aren't immune to common garden pests like aphids and deer. Repel them with a herb that looks as pretty as it smells.
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While there are a handful of blooming succulents you're likely already familiar with, these less common options are sure to be conversation starters.
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Some herbs have to be picked to maintain their flavor. But if you let this popular Mediterranean herb bloom in June, it will reward you with a buzzing garden.
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This pantry item is likely in your home if you work out a lot, but trust us, your house plants and garden will love it as much as your muscles.
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The weather outside might be steamy, but there are still tasks that need to be done in your garden to keep it thriving through the fall and beyond.
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This garden movement has its roots in California in the Swinging Sixties, almost too obviously, but is primed for a comeback in gardens nationwide today.
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Geraniums typically produce show-stopping blooms in the summer. So, if yours hasn't bloomed yet, you might benefit from a few maintenance tips.
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This fragrant perennial with coveted flowers makes the perfect groundcover for peonies, as it blooms just before them and its thick leaves suppress weeds.
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If you're looking for a natural solution to keep pests away from your plants, combining two natural ingredients shown to work might be the key.
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A simple little pantry item can serve as the perfect budget-friendly planter drip plate. Best of all, you probably already have it lying around somewhere!
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What to do with a pot lid when a pot is no longer usable? Collect them and use an afternoon to turn them into a tinkling wind chime for your porch or patio.
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These flowers have a totally different look than impatiens or coral bells, but their striking pink flowers bloom just as well in partial shade.
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If you're looking to bring a fun pop of color to the shadier parts of your garden, this lesser-known flower can be a great addition to your beds.
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Gardening can be hard on your body, but by making certain accommodations and investing in specialized tools, it will become much more comfortable.
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After your spider plant has awoken in spring and begins to stretch it legs, it's important to know how to feed your hungry spider plant through June and beyond.
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If you're tired of constantly battling weeds in your gravel driveway, then this simple two-tool hack could be the perfect way to save some time and your back.
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Ferns and hostas don’t have to be the default in shaded flower beds. Add interest with flowering companion plants that add color and height.
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Tomatoes are notoriously “heavy feeders” that quickly deplete the soil of nutrients — here’s how often to replace the soil for healthy fruit.
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Retaining walls help solve poor drainage, but they can be expensive, unsightly, and hard to maintain. Enter a natural solution that also beautifies your yard.
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If the transition between your gravel path and the yard feels a bit too harsh, these herbs can create a smoother look and survive in harsh conditions.
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