How To Keep Bindweed Out Of Your Garden
Bindweed can be a nightmare to remove from your yard, so it's wise to ensure it never comes back. Here's how to keep bindweed out of your garden.
Read MoreBindweed can be a nightmare to remove from your yard, so it's wise to ensure it never comes back. Here's how to keep bindweed out of your garden.
Read MoreIf your tomato plant is showing signs of overwatering, there's a simple first step you can take to save it that requires no tools or advanced gardening skills.
Read MoreThe sights and sounds of a fountain in a birdbath are a certain draw when it comes to birds, but it's important to weigh the drawbacks of such a feature, too.
Read MoreLike humans, birds can benefit from a change of diet depending on the seasons. Here's why your bird feeder might not be properly stocked for the time of year.
Read MoreIntercropping is a gardening technique where different crops are cultivated together. Here is why should you keep it in mind when gardening.
Read MoreEvery gardener deals with aphids at some point. Learn how to use common essential oils in order to get rid of these persistent garden pests.
Read MoreAs its name suggests, a tree watering bag is an irrigation bag designed to water trees. Especially useful for young trees, here's a look at its pros and cons.
Read MoreIn the case of mulch, more is not better. Being overzealous when applying mulch to a garden can lead to a number of problems – for the soil and your plants.
Read MoreThere are many ways to live more sustainably, and one way is to reduce water use and conserve water where you can. Jonathan Scott shared how he does both.
Read MoreIf the leaves of your hydrangea are suddenly orange, it's time to act. This color is a telltale sign of a particular fungus that you should eliminate quickly.
Read MoreThe word "mold" usually has people running for the hills, but when it comes to your garden, it can actually be beneficial. Here is how you can use moldy hay.
Read MoreA birdbath is a great backyard feature for attracting local birds to your garden. If you have one, you'll want to take advantage of this vegetable oil hack.
Read MoreIf you know a flood, drought, snowstorm, dust storm, or heavy windstorm is approaching your garden, try out these genius tips to keep your plants safe.
Read MoreTemperatures are bound to get hot during the summer. This is a major consideration when it comes to your bird feeder and what you choose to fill it with.
Read MoreAs the summer turns to fall, it's necessary to make some changes to your lawn care. Here's what you need to know about how to treat your lawn come September.
Read MorePhlox are big, beautiful flowers that make a statement, and the best way to keep them blooming all season is to deadhead them. Here's how to do it.
Read MoreIf your orchid hasn't bloomed, has yellowing leaves, or looks droopy, follow Martha Stewart's potting and watering tips, which will revive your beautiful plant.
Read MoreIf you want to move a hydrangea plant to another location, Martha Stewart has a few tips that will make the transplanting process extremely simple.
Read MoreMowing season is also rabbit nesting season. To avoid scaring or injuring baby bunnies, it's a good idea to check your lawn for signs of rabbit nests.
Read MoreWhether you're a master gardener or an amateur, a good quality hose is essential. We tested two popular hoses from Walmart, and there was a clear winner.
Read MoreIf your homegrown tomatoes are ripening too slowly, growing too small, or getting destroyed by wildlife, try out this simple aluminum foil hack.
Read MoreIf your roses are plagued by aphids and other pests, then you need a repellent. Rather than using chemicals, try companion planting with sage.
Read MoreOf all the greenery in her home and work spaces, there's one type of plant that Joanna Gaines absolutely loves. Here's why you might love it too.
Read MoreRubber mulch has quite a few drawbacks that should leave you thinking twice about using it in your garden. Discover why this mulch might be a bad choice.
Read MorePlanting certain types of plants together can be very beneficial for your garden. We look at the best companion plants that will thrive next to your cilantro.
Read MoreKeeping a home running smoothly takes careful management. Check out this brilliant hack that ensures you'll never pour dehumidifier water down the drain again.
Read MoreDo you want to ensure your cucumber patch grows big, crispy cucumbers all season long? This common kitchen ingredient can help you amend the soil.
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