What Does Poison Ivy Look Like? How To Spot And Avoid It This Summer
Considering the painful and itchy rash you're likely to develop if you encounter poison ivy, you'll want to know how to spot it from a few feet away.
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Why Soil Acidity Matters And How To Fix Imbalances
If you have rotten luck in the garden, your soil may be to blame. Learn how to tweak its acidity level for healthy plants and a bountiful harvest.
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Get Your House Ready For The Warm Weather With Home Depot's Annual Spring Black Friday Event
If you enjoy gardening or DIY projects, chances are you've shopped at Home Depot. Find out now about their "Spring Black Friday" sale and tempting discounts.
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How Far Should You Space Out Tomatoes In The Garden?
Everyone feels a bit claustrophobic from time to time. It may surprise you that your tomato plants need space too! Learn how to space them to maximize yield.
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The Best Method For Harvesting Your Garden's Strawberries
Harvesting strawberries may sound easy, but care should be taken to not harm the plant or fruit. Learn how to harvest them correctly this spring!
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An Expert's Tips On How To Banish Clover Mites For Good
If you notice tiny red bugs in and around your home, you probably have a clover mite infestation. Here's how to get rid of them once and for all.
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The Kitchen Staple That Makes Getting Rid Of Ivy Even Easier
While ivy might look beautiful growing on the outside of your home, it's actually doing costly damage. Here's how you can get rid of ivy using a kitchen staple.
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A Trip To The Pet Store Will Make Cleaning Tight Vases A Breeze
Unlike vases with larger openings, you can't really get your hand inside a tight vase to give it a good scrub. Luckily, this pet store staple can do it for you.
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Get Your Garden Ready For Spring With These National Gardening Day Activities
National Garden Day approaches at the perfect time this year, as cities across the country experience gorgeous spring weather. Find out how to celebrate.
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Peat Moss Vs. Coco Coir: Which Is Right For Your Garden?
Using soil amendments in your garden can greatly benefit your plants, but should you choose peat moss or coco coir? Here's the difference and when to use each.
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Permaculture May Be The Key To A Thriving Garden
Permaculture is all about ensuring that your homegrown plants work together and mimic natural ecosystems. Here's how it can help your garden thrive.
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The Outdated Plant Trend You Should Leave Behind In 2023
Trends come and go -- even when it comes to houseplants. Here is one of the plant trends that we want to leave behind in 2023, and what to choose instead.
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How To Prune Your Tomatoes
Did you know that pruning is not just for landscape trees and shrubs? It's also an important gardening task when you have plants that grow continually.
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Here's The Ideal Size For A Raised Garden Bed
A raised garden bed is a more manageable and accessible option for home gardeners. It's often smaller than a traditional garden, but what is the ideal size?
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These Are The Best Garden Trends Taking Over So Far In 2023
There's a perfect trend for every home gardener to try in 2023. These ideas will inspire you to bring new life to your outdoor - and indoor - spaces this year.
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The Best Places To Put A Snake Plant In Your Home
Snake plants are easy to care for and can bring good energy into the home. Here's where to put them to help them thrive and reap all of the benefits.
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'Foodscaping' Can Transform Your Grass Into An Edible Lawn
Manicured lawns are expensive and difficult to properly maintain. There's entirely different way to envision your lawn that will look good and feed you!
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Here's What You Should Plant In Your Garden This May
If you want to spend more time outdoors and get the most out of your garden for the summer, here are some of the best things to plant in May.
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How To Determine The Best Fertilizer For Healthy Tomatoes
A trip to the garden center can feel like a lesson in chemistry if you're not sure what to look for when it comes to the best types of fertilizer.
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Tips On How To Start Your Seed Potatoes
Unlike vegetables that are grown from the seeds produced by their flowers, potatoes are best turned into seed tubers with new sprouts ready to grow.
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Why Sugar Water Might Be The Key To Reviving Dying Plants
If your houseplant is dying, you are probably trying every hack you can find. Luckily, sugar water can help revive your plant. Here's how it works.
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The Viral TikTok Tips For Choosing The Best Peonies Will Give You The Best Bouquets
This article demonstrates two ways to buy the freshest, most aesthetically pleasing peonies that will fully bloom and last as long as possible.
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Why The Bottoms Of Your Tomatoes Are Turning Brown And How To Prevent It
If you find brown-bottomed tomatoes, remember that it's fixable but requires time and complete dedication to soil health and getting to the root issue.
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13 Plants You Won't Want Too Close To Your Tomatoes This Year
For a healthy tomato crop, you'll want to provide your plants with the best growing conditions, which means keeping them away from certain incompatible plants.
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Tips For Choosing The Healthiest Plants When Buying From A Nursery
Nurseries offer a better plant selection than regular stores, but you have to know the right way to shop. Check out our tips for choosing the healthiest plants.
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How To Clean Tree Sap Off Of Vinyl Siding
If you see tree sap on your vinyl siding, don't put off cleaning it away. You'll always want to address tree sap early on before it can harden. Here's how.
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The WD-40 Hack That May Kill Prickly Weeds In Your Yard
Given its 2,000 or so uses, WD-40 is quite the handy product to have in your toolbox, but did you know it could also work in the yard? Specifically, on weeds.
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