If you're looking for a plant to add to your garden that will attract pollinators well into the summer months, then this shrub could be the perfect addition.
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Queen Anne's lace is undeniably pretty, but it's also listed as invasive in many U.S. states. Plant this less aggressive lookalike annual in your yard instead.
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If you like to grow mint, try this hack that uses items you already have in your yard to help your mint plants grow in a tall, rounded shape.
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If you're bored with regular hanging petunia baskets and looking to change things up, then this beautiful idea may be perfect for you and your garden.
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Not only will this affordable Amazon bird bath fountain attract winged friends, but with a few extra decorations, it can make for a stunning garden focal point.
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Featuring in the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, this gorgeous new garden material is gaining traction for its combination of durability and coastal resort vibes.
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Looking to add a Feng shui garden? Learn why the placement and maintenance of this popular plant is crucial to avoid creating a fire risk.
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Having hummingbirds fluttering around the yard is a dream come true for many gardeners, and attracting them is easy if you plant this yellow-flowered vine.
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There are many beautiful flowers that can attract hummingbirds to your garden, but this exceptional shrub blooms in early spring as they start their migration.
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Plenty of delicious herbs also offer beautiful blooms. This one in particular will attract plenty of bees, butterflies and even hummingbirds.
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This plant features a profusion of colorful, nectar-rich, tubular flowers that hummingbirds love. Unlike honeysuckle, it requires no trellis or support.
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If you're feeling uninspired by the planters available in stores, consider trying out this simple swan planter DIY that only requires an empty bottle.
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This cheap solution allows you to pack tomato plants more closely together, and it's more durable and easier to maintain than flimsy store-bought tomato cages.
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This simple DIY project transforms a dull paved or concrete driveway into a flowery attention-grabber. All it requires is some gravel, pavers, and elbow grease.
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Struggling to move the heaviest plants in your container garden without hurting your back? Amazon may have just the gadget for your needs.
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Don't toss that water bottle yet. This quick, easy DIY gives it an unexpected second life while helping keep your garden hoses neat and tangle-free.
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Looking for a shrub for a hot, full-sun spot that also blooms abundantly? This vine has bright pink bracts with nectar-filled flowers to bring in the hummers.
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Save time, hassle, and muscle strain by swapping these old-school gardening and workshop tools for tech-forward replacements that do the work for you.
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The delicate white flower clusters of the Bradford pear tree make a stunning sight in spring, but it’s not enough to distract from the tree's foul smell.
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Composting is a great way to send organic food scraps back to the earth, but did you know this common trash item is actually an excellent addition to the pile?
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Are your beds or dim garden corners plagued by slimy slugs? Plant this shade-loving perennial with large fuzzy leaves in troubled spots to deter them for good.
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Wire wine racks are the kind of decor you buy because it's cute and then never use. Turn your rack into a planter with some simple supplies and no tools at all.
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Refreshing your garden is one of the best parts of spring and summer, and if you're working with a tight budget, here's how to scope out Home Depot's markdowns.
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You've tried everything to repel snails and slugs from your lettuces and tomatoes, but they keep returning. This idea is harmless, organic, and looks pretty.
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If the head of your shovel has had it, don't throw the entire tool away. Instead, cut off the handle and upcycle it into a nifty, time-saving garden accessory.
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Soil blends are handy, but they're also often expensive. Plus, most plants don't need a speciality mix. Thankfully, there are more practical alternatives.
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Labeling the fruit and veg in your garden with an artsy tag is as easy as grabbing a metal can from the pantry. It's an affordable DIY that takes minutes.
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