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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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Bumblebees nest below ground or right on top of the soil in existing burrows. You can fashion such a space with a nursery pot and a few other simple supplies.
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