Is Creeping Wire Vine A Good Grass Alternative?
If you are looking for a grass alternative for your yard, you may be considering creeping wire vine, but is it a good choice? Here's what you should know.
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The Best Soil For A Thriving Monstera (& Ones To Avoid)
Monsteras are native to tropical areas, and they'll need you to try to replicate their natural growing conditions at home, including providing the right soil.
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These Companion Herbs Can Protect Potato Plants From Pests, Says Our Professional Gardener
Pests can stunt your potato plants' growth. Luckily, our professional gardener has the best herbs to grow alongside your potatoes to help the vegetable flourish.
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Why Are Some Mulberry Trees Illegal To Grow?
Mulberry trees produce dense canopies of handsome foliage, but you'll need to be aware of local laws before planting this tree since some states have banned it.
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7 Plants That Don't Do Best With A Springtime Start
It may seem like spring is the best time to get all of your plants into the ground. However, some will thrive more when planted in other seasons of the year.
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The Spring-Blooming Flower Perfect For Passover Decorations
Are you looking for the perfect flower to decorate your home with for Passover? This beautiful spring-blooming option may be exactly what you need.
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Help Keep Weeds At Bay With This Succulent Ground Cover
Succulent ground covers are popular in landscapes for their aesthetics and weed-suppression abilities. Here's a beautiful option that grows in cooler areas.
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8 Plants You Should Never Grow With Potatoes In The Garden
Potatoes are a staple both in the kitchen and in the garden because they are so easy to grow. But there are some plants that aren't good neighbors for spuds.
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10 Amazing Ways To Repurpose An Old Doormat Around The House And Garden
Whether your old doormat is made out of coconut coir, rubber, fabric, or another material, discover a way to repurpose it around your home or garden.
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The Popular Flower You Should Grow From Seed And Not Buy As A Seedling
There are flowers you want to start as seedlings and others that are best grown from seed. Our master gardener says to grow sunflowers from seed.
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Make Garden Soil More Acidic With An Affordable And Effective Addition
If your garden soil lacks acidity, you can correct the imbalance with this safe, affordable, and widely available addition. Learn what it is and how to use it.
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The Best Fertilizer To Use For Thriving Peace Lily Plants
Peace lilies are pretty, low-maintenance plants. They don't have a lot of environmental demands, but they will reward you for using the right fertilizer.
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The Best Soil For A Snake Plant (& Ones To Avoid)
If you want your snake plant to have a long and healthy life, you need the right soil. Our master gardener tells us what soil is best and what to avoid.
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The Best Types Of Surfaces For Laying Artificial Grass
There are many benefits to using artificial turf in your landscape, but before you install anything, be sure you understand the best places to use it.
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What Are The Best Fruit Trees To Grow In A Front Yard?
If you've been looking for the perfect fruit tree to add to your front yard, we spoke to our in-house expert to determine the best option for you.
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What Is Self-Sufficient Gardening And How To Get Started
As grocery costs rise, it's tempting to start your own garden, but sometimes even that can be costly -- that's when a self-sufficient garden can help.
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The Worst Fence Material To Avoid (& A More Reliable Alternative)
A fence can be expensive, so it's important to do your research to avoid a costly mistake. There's one type of fence that is usually not worth considering.
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Don't Throw Out Leftover Gravel – Here's How To Reuse It
Do you leftover gravel from a landscaping project? Here are some ideas on how to make use of it to make your outdoor living space more enjoyable.
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Spider Plant Varieties: How To Choose The Best Houseplant
Spider plants are popular among houseplant enthusiasts because they're adaptable and low-maintenance. But there are multiple varieties to match your aesthetic.
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20 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Fence Posts Around Your Home And Yard
If it's time to replace your fence, you may still have a lot of pieces sturdy enough for a second life as decor around your home and garden.
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Mike Holmes' Alternative Solution For A Longer-Lasting Wood Deck
Consider this recommendation from HGTV's Mike Holmes before you start your next backyard project, especially if you want your deck to stand the test of time.
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Avoid These Hydrangea Pruning Mistakes Or Say Goodbye To Beautiful Blooms
Hydrangea's enormous flowers are the plant's main attraction, so don't stunt their growth with your own pruning mistakes. Here are some common mishaps to avoid.
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Ways To Reuse Soil Or Mulch Bags In The Garden For Less Waste At Home
Instead of throwing away your empty soil or mulch bags, consider giving them a second life and reducing waste at home with these gardening hacks.
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Native Plant Alternatives To Grow Instead Of Invasive Foxglove For A Healthier Garden
Common foxglove is a staple in many gardens, but maybe it shouldn't be. This invasive flower can colonize wild areas and is toxic to people and pets.
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10 Vibrant Flowering Companions You'll Want To Plant Near Snapdragons In The Garden
Sure, snapdragon flowers are stunning on their own, but to truly create a breathtaking landscape, here are some gorgeous blooms that make great companions.
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Here's When It's Worth Using A Gravel Grid For Your Landscaping Project
Gravel grid systems enhance stability but also add to project costs and installation complexity. Find out if installing a gravel grid system is worth it.
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Find The Perfect Seeder For Your Garden With These Helpful Tips
When you have a lot of seeds to sow, you'll need the right seeder for the job. Here are a few options to consider for large and small gardens.
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