What To Do If Weeds Start Taking Over Your Flower Pots
Just because you grow plants in containers, it doesn't mean your garden is immune to weeds. Stop them in their tracks with a simple addition to the soil.
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Important Steps To Take If You Find A Hurt Animal In Your Yard
Finding an injured animal is never pleasant, especially on your own property. Follow these steps to help the animal and minimize risk to both it and yourself.
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15 Heirloom Seeds To Grow In Your Garden
Planting heirloom seeds offers many benefits: The seeds produce a plant true to the parent, they taste better, and are usually tougher. Here are our favorites.
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Transform An Old Bike Wheel Into A Garden Feature With A Clever DIY
Bike wheels can be repurposed in many ways. They can even help you in your garden if you're willing to remove the rubber and use a few extra items.
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Choose The Perfect Spot In Your Yard For A Raised Garden Bed With These 7 Tips
Planning to build a raised bed or two for your backyard? Where you situate them matters more than whether you use quality hardwood or pallets for the siding.
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The Crucial Lawn Care Step That Starts In May For Healthy Grass All Season Long
May seems like the time to sit back and watch your grass grow. But if you really want to see your lawn flourish in early summer, do this drastic task in May.
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Cover A Concrete Patio With An Option That's Softer (No, It's Not Tile)
Concrete is a low-maintenance material to construct your patio out of but it's not the most exciting. Plus, it can be so hard that it poses a safety risk.
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What To Do If You Think You Have Chiggers In Your Yard
Chigger bites cause red, itchy bumps on the skin in people and pets. Repelling these tiny pests from your yard is essential for enjoying the summer outdoors.
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The Companion Plant That Can Give Garden Tomatoes A Healthy Boost
This companion gives tomato plants a boost by protecting them from harmful pests. Grow it alongside your tomatoes for a healthy and delicious harvest.
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What Do The Numbers On Plastic Nursery Pots Mean?
If you're browsing for plants online, you might notice that pots include a # symbol on the bottom followed by a number. Here's how to decode it.
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Spring Perennial Plants That Bring Beautiful Butterflies To Your Yard And Garden
If you want to draw in pollinators year after year in the spring, consider planting these colorful flowers and creating your own butterfly garden.
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The Colorful Lily Variety Hummingbirds Love That Blooms From Spring Into Summer
Hummingbirds can be a boon for your garden, so you'll definitely want to read about this lily that will attract those beautiful birds to your home.
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The Fast-Spreading Petunia Variety That Looks Stunning In Hanging Baskets
If you're planning a few hanging baskets for your deck or patio, try this easy-to-grow, colorful petunia variety that will bloom through the summer heat.
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15 Flowers You Can See Bloom In April
When you're getting your fall bulbs or shrubs ready, consider these options so you have blooms in April, from tulips to daffodils, and lilacs to pansies.
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What Is The Best Fertilizer Type To Keep Indoor Plants Thriving?
There are so many fertilizers available, it's hard to know what might help your houseplants. The answer depends on what you're growing and how you grow them.
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Not Stone, Not Brick: The Budget-Friendly Driveway Edging Idea
To create an aesthetic and durable edge for your driveway, you don't need to rely on pavers or bricks. Try this natural and budget-friendly alternative.
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Don't Throw Away Nursery Pots, They're A Game Changer For Houseplants
Nursery pots might seem like a waste of plastic, but this method takes advantage of their benefits while still allowing you to enjoy your pretty planters.
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The Eye-Catching Bleeding Heart Variety With Beautiful Blooms From Spring Until Fall
Bleeding heart plants can provide a nice bit of color in your garden, and this specific variety will give you that beauty for as long as summer lasts.
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What To Do When A Hole Appears In Your Yard
A hole in your yard can be a concerning sight, no matter its size. Here are the steps you should take to figure out why holes appear and what you should do.
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Easily Grow Thriving Spider Plants With A Concrete Tabletop Planter Idea
Have a lot of spider plant babies that need a new home? You can craft a planter from concrete to house them using tools and supplies you probably already have.
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Ditch A Traditional Bird Feeder For Aldi's Whimsical Alternative
Bird feeders can attract tons of cute wildlife to your garden, but basic feeders can be boring. Fortunately, these Aldi feeders can add some charming whimsy.
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Plant This Succulent For A Pretty Ground Cover That Butterflies Will Flock To
There are plenty of reasons to have a succulent in your yard, so we're happy to show you one that will give you everything you want in one plant.
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Don't Pay An Outrageous Amount For Clear Nursery Pots - DIY Your Own With Dollar Tree Cups
Clear nursery pots can make it easier to keep an eye on root and soil health, and with this easy DIY, you can make your own out of Dollar Tree cups.
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Bring Pollinators To Your Garden By Eliminating One Thing
If you're experiencing more pests and fewer pollinators in your garden, this unsuspecting outdoor feature may be the culprit deterring moths and butterflies.
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Not Brick, Not Pavers: The Versatile Driveway Edging Idea To Consider
Getting your driveway looking neat and organized will be a breeze with this incredible method for edging your driveway that is easy to do on your own.
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Turn An Old Laundry Detergent Bottle Into A Useful Outdoor Water Station
Most people use liquid laundry detergent and if you're one of them, you probably have empty bottles. Rather than recycle, you can turn them into water stations.
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14 Tips To Encourage Helpful Ladybugs To Visit Your Garden
The humble ladybug is actually a garden warrior; you can never have too many. Providing food and shelter for ladybugs and their larvae is key to more visits.
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