Attract hummingbirds to your garden with this alternative to gardenias. Discover why not just any type of flower will satisfy these busy, feathered creatures.
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Are your marigolds not blooming the way they should? Here, we'll tell you the one fertilizer mistake you didn't know you were making (and how to fix it).
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Discover 13 high-tech Ryobi tools designed to make home and garden work effortless. From vacuums to garden equipment, these tools will level up your DIY game.
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Weed prevention is essential in almost every landscaping project. If you have a path or driveway paved with gravel, here's what you can do to keep weeds at bay.
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Spike aerators are straightforward tools to help keep your lawn healthy. We will help you choose the type of spike aerator that is appropriate for your yard.
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You need to be a little careful about timing when it comes to fertilizing your hibiscus. Here's a breakdown of when to find that perfect sweet spot.
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Keeping pests away from your lawn and garden can be a frustrating, ongoing battle. Fortunately, these plants can help you deter them naturally.
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If you want to create your own container garden but don't have the budget for a standard setup, repurpose a kiddie pool to grow your favorite plants.
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Just because summer is on its way out doesn't mean that it's time to stop weeding. Here's why fall is the perfect time to root out this one particular nuisance.
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If you're ready to make your backyard a little more whimsical, then try planting this beautiful fairy house in your garden using your favorite flowers!
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Robins bring a lively touch to any garden with their cheerful songs and bright red breasts. To attract more of them, consider planting these trees and shrubs.
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If you're noticing an invasion of insects you don't want in your yard, then try to make your garden as inviting as possible to these beautiful birds.
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If you notice yellow crab spiders in your garden, you may be wondering what is attracting them. These flowers and plants may be the culprit.
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If you've had the displeasure of fighting an invasion outdoors, you may wince at the name "bindweed." Tame it another way and try to grow it as a houseplant.
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Online chatter has novice gardeners trying to grow tomato plants in glass jars. Here's what our gardening expert, Peg Aloi, thinks about this repurposing hack.
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Clementines are one of the most popular citrus fruits at the grocery store, but can you actually grow one from seed and plant it in your garden?
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A few different types of crickets live in North America, with the majority causing little if any damage. Some crickets, however, can become major pests.
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Is your front yard feeling a little exposed? The right landscaping ideas can create extra privacy, while still keeping your home's curb appeal on point.
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If you're ready to get rid of the crabgrass in your lawn, consider these highly rated weed killer products. There are some reviewers say to avoid, however.
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Would you love to see more hummingbirds in your yard? The more you know about hummingbirds and their diet, the easier it will be to attract them.
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With autumn settling in, now is the right time to control the annoying winter burweed weeds in your yard. Here's how to do it, and why fall is ideal.
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If you want a walled garden paradise or just a bit more privacy in your yard, consider using old pavers to create a unique wall feature.
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If you're considering red fescue grass as a cool-season turfgrass for your lawn, there are some disadvantages you might want to know about first.
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We're always up for a DIY that makes gardening a little easier and keeps waste out of the trash. This one uses an egg tray to help plant seeds.
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Creating an intimate backyard doesn't have to be complicated. Sometimes all it takes is the right plants, particularly ones that provide some privacy.
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If you want to take your outdoor privacy to the next level, consider a living fence of prickly plants. As a bonus, your yard will have a southwestern flair.
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There are many ways to create a living privacy fence in your landscape to keep your sacred space away from prying eyes. Here's how to use native grasses.
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