Clear Signs It's Time To Repot Your Parlor Palm Plant
Like many houseplants, you'll need to monitor your parlor palm for when it's time to repot it, either due to its growth or external factors.
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Watering Hacks That Help Indoor Pothos Plants Thrive
If you have been watering your pothos weekly with tap water, you may want to check out these hacks to help your plant grow and thrive rather than just survive.
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Grow This Fragrant Herb In A Pot To Draw Birds To Your Yard In Summer & Fall
Planting herbs and flowers that birds love is an easy way to attract them to your yard. This hummingbird-attracting herb grows purple blooms in summer and fall.
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15 Indoor Plants You'll Rarely Have To Worry About Repotting
Repotting is messy work. It's not something every houseplant owner wants to do. Thankfully, quite a few plants are happy to wait years for a pot size upgrade.
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The Delicious Fruit You Can Grow Hydroponically Indoors
Tried your hand at indoor hydroponics? You probably grew leafy greens or maybe tomatoes. Actually, if you get the right system, you can grow berries, too.
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What To Do If You Spot A Rattlesnake In Your Yard
A rattlesnake isn't a reptile to mess with. If you see one in your yard, don't panic. There are simple steps you can take to humanely mitigate the risk.
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10 Bird-Attracting Features You Can DIY From Scrap Wood
Untreated scrap wood can be useful for all kinds of projects. Get your creative juices flowing with these 10 ideas for DIY bird-attracting features.
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29 Hydrangea Types That Can Thrive In Cold Winter Temperatures
Among these cold-tolerant hydrangeas are varieties with pinky-red and green blooms, while others are resistant to those pesky deer and rabbits in your yard.
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The Easy-To-Grow Legume You Can Plant In Pots For A Nutritious Harvest
In general, beans are known to be a low-maintenance crop that's easy to grow, even in containers. This legume is less common, but still easy to grow.
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What Everyone Gets Wrong About Pruning An Evergreen Tree
When you're out in the yard pruning your trees, you might be tempted to spruce up your evergreens while you're at it, but that would be a huge mistake.
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Forget Regular Succulents: Statement Succulents Will Create More Texture And Interest
Succulents are known for being low-maintenance, but their aesthetic doesn't have to be low-impact. Opt for statement plants to elevate your interior design.
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12 Charming DIY Planters You Can Make Using Old Tea Cups
Whether you've got a vintage, plastic, or oddly shaped teacup, these easy DIY planters are perfect for adding a playful touch to shelves, tables, and gardens.
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The Most Bizarre Plant Fertilizers (& Whether You Should Try Them Or Not)
Waste products like coffee grounds and eggshells are widely used to improve soil health, but there are some more unconventional fertilizers that could help.
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When Should You Remove Your Old Tree Stump? Jury's Out, But Here's Our Two Cents
Getting rid of the stump is the hard part of any tree removal process and while there's no consensus on the best time to do it, here's what we think.
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Fill Your Garden With Pollinators By Planting These Herbs Next To Your Rosemary
By planting these companion herbs alongside rosemary, you'll entice pollinators into your garden thanks to an abundance of distinctive aromas.
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The Basil Variety Believed To Bring Luck To Your Home
You're probably familiar with the culinary herb, sweet basil, but there's another variety you might be less familiar with that can bring luck to your home.
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8 Signs That Your Indoor Plant Needs To Be Repotted (And 3 Signs They're Ok As Is)
Unbeknownst to many, an ill-fitting pot is often the reason behind the deterioration of plants. Here are the signs it's time to change up your plant's home.
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How To Keep Amaryllis As A Houseplant After It's Done Blooming
Amaryllis are grown as living décor for the festive season. Instead of discarding them once the blooms are spent, learn how to keep them around forever.
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The Popular Indoor Plant That Thrives In The Colder Rooms In Your Home
Most houseplants are tropical and like a warm home. For cold rooms, you need something adapted to chilly temperatures. This pretty vine is the perfect choice.
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24 Unique Kinds Of Amaryllis You Can Grow For Beautiful Blooms In Your Home
A flowering amaryllis in a pot adds a pop of color indoors. If you're bored of the usual white or red flowers, there are near-endless other cultivars available.
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16 Budget-Friendly DIY Feeders That Will Keep Birds Flocking To Your Yard Year-Round
Not only are these budget-friendly DIY feeders simple to make using recycled materials, but they're also suitable for visiting birds year-round, rain or shine.
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The Unique Tropical Indoor Plant That Thrives In The Bathroom
This houseplant thrives in the typical high humidity of a bathroom and adds a velvet-soft texture to a space that can sometimes feel quite hard and clinical.
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The Affordable Product That Can Deter Unwanted Birds From Your Yard
Do you have pest birds visiting your yard, eating your freshly sown turfgrass seeds, or picking at your lettuces? Scare them away with a wind-powered deterrent.
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What Is A Sanitation Violation & Reasons Why You Could Receive One
Sanitation violations, which are typically affixed to the front door by the local sanitation department, can arrive for even seemingly minor offenses.
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Say Goodbye To Boring Aloe: The Spiral Variety That Mesmerizes
If your regular old aloe vera plant is looking a little tired, put a whole new twist on how you think about aloe with this mesmerizing spiral variety.
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The Plant With Striking Foliage You Should Think Twice About Growing Indoors
This plant makes a beautiful, striking shrub outdoors, but indoors, it's notorious for being a diva with its heat, moisture, and light requirements.
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Mysterious Seed Packets Have Residents And Officials Concerned
If you received a package of mysterious seed packets in the last six years, you should be concerned. However, they should be harmless if you don't open them.
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