Is There Really A Wrong Way To Edge Your Lawn? Some Say Yes
Turns out edging your lawn might not be the simple process you thought it to be. Find out the ongoing debate around this lawn care task.
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Beware Of This Pesky Stink Bug Breed That Loves To Decimate Fruit & Vegetable Crops
If you notice your fruit and vegetable crops looking worse for wear, you may have a pest on your hands -- more specifically, a stink bug breed.
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28 Worst Plants To Attempt Growing Indoors
Given up on cultivating a green thumb when it comes to houseplants? There are lots of plants, some common, that are in fact poorly suited to indoor life.
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Save Money On Mulch With A Gardening Tip We Should Have Thought Of
Mulch can cost more than you think, but a small shift in how you transport and use it can make a difference in both convenience and long-term savings.
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If You Live In These States, You're Most Likely To Find Black Widow Spiders
Black widow spiders tend to freak people out due to their potentially fatal venom; however, your location will determine the likelihood of seeing one.
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The Silent Killer That Is Taking Down Your Houseplants In Winter
Winter is a hard time for your outdoor plants, but houseplants get affected, too. Learn how the cold sneaks into your home and harms or even kills your plants.
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The Part Of Your Garden Hose You're Forgetting To Winterize
Don't forget to take care of this key garden hose feature before winter, or you may have a seriously tough time watering your plants in the spring.
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Keep Backyard Birds Safe During A Polar Vortex With These Tips
When you're expecting a polar vortex to hit, don't forget about the birds that are in your garden by keeping them safe during winter with a few useful tips.
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Where To Avoid Placing Your Live Christmas Tree At All Costs (& Where To Put It Instead)
Be careful about where you position your live Christmas tree for your holiday celebrations, or it may dry out early and become a potential fire hazard.
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Two Important Lawn Care Tasks You Don't Want To Forget Doing Before Frost Comes
One great thing about winter: Minimal lawn care. But don't drop your tools yet. Here are two tasks you need to get sorted out before the cold hits.
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The Little-Known Way To Use Cooking Oil Outside Of The Kitchen
Cooking oil is one of the most flexible ingredients in your culinary repertoire, but it can do even more outside of your kitchen — namely, in your garden.
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I'm A Master Gardener, Here Are 12 Companion Planting Tips For Your Winter Garden
There are lots of great ways to keep your garden healthy over the winter. Try these companion planting techniques to help your plants thrive all winter.
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How Much You Can Expect To Pay To Remove A Large, Old Oak Tree
Removing an oak tree from your yard is usually a last resort, but a necessary one. If you need to remove your tree, you can expect it to cost this much.
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The Vibrant Evergreen Shrub Perfect For Small Gardens That Makes A Great Privacy Hedge
If you'd like to make your yard a little more concealed but don't want to worry about a large plant overrunning your property, try this shrub.
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Legality Issues You Need To Be Aware Of When Dealing With Groundhogs
Groundhogs can wreak havoc in your yard if they manage to get a foothold there, but there are some specific regulations regarding how you can handle it.
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Keep Bird Of Paradise Happy & Healthy For Spring With These Overwintering Tips
Bird of paradise is one of the most beautiful blooms in any garden, but they're not built for cold weather. Here's how to handle them during the winter.
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Set Your Thermostat To This Temperature To Help Your Real Christmas Tree Last Longer
Don't set your thermostat too high, or your Christmas tree may not last the season. Here's how you can keep it hydrated and thriving through the holidays.
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Use Fallen Twigs & Sticks In Your Yard To DIY A Standing Perch For Birds In Winter
There are plenty of ways to bring birds into your garden, but you can make use of your backyard refuse by upcycling fallen sticks as bird perches.
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16 Plants To Avoid Growing Next To Your Blueberries At All Costs
There are many excellent companions for blueberries, but plants that take up too much space or need more alkaline soils aren't a good match.
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How To Best Handle A Neighbor Or Lawncare Service Trespassing Into Your Yard Or Garden
Handling yard encroachment can feel awkward, but simple strategies can restore boundaries and keep relationships steady through any property-line confusion.
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19 Hardy Houseplants That Don't Mind A Cold Winter Draft
If cold air sneaks through your windows each winter, certain indoor plants can handle it with ease, bringing life to your home even on the frostiest days.
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Why The Stacking Turf Method Will Elevate Your Compost Game
This method of stacking turfgrass presents an excellent way to up your compost game, enriching the soil in your garden. Here's how to do it.
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Easily Propagate Parsley For A Fuller Herb Garden With This Easy Method
People once believed that only witches and pregnant women could grow parsley, but luckily, parsley is easy for anyone to propagate. Here's how.
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The Mistake To Avoid In Winter That Makes Compost Less Effective
Avoiding this common mistake will ensure your composting efforts are the most effective when temperatures drop during the cold winter months.
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23 Gorgeous Tulip Varieties You Can Still Plant Until December, Selected By Our Pro Gardener
You can still plant some gorgeous tulip bulbs in your garden in December for the most amazing array of colorful blooms in spring, according to our Pro Gardener.
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Can You Use Coffee Grounds As Fertilizer For Indoor Cacti Plants?
Coffee grounds can be used as a fertilizer for plants, but before you add your morning caffeine fix to the soil of your cacti, there are some things to know.
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How To Force Amaryllis Flower To Bloom In The Winter
Amaryllis boast enormous blooms in vibrant shades, making them lovely for festive décor. They also happen to be one of the easiest winter bulbs to force.
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