If you're intrigued by the ancient practice of Feng Shui, you'll know that certain plants are said to attract wealth. Here's one you might want to consider.
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Landscaping fabric is not the most environmentally friendly option as it has adverse effects on the soil. Try this natural, low-maintenance alternative instead.
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Cooler days may be just around the corner (or have already arrived!), but there are still some flowers you can plant now for a beautiful display.
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Sow this lovely flower with soft blue petals and radiant yellow centers in warmer regions in the fall to enjoy a burst of color in your garden come spring.
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If you are seeing signs of calcium deficiency in your lawn, landscape, or garden, there are some quick and easy ways to add this vital nutrient.
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Broken pots don’t have to be waste. With the right approach, you can transform shattered pieces into something beautiful for your outdoor space.
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Sightings of this insect are increasing due to milder temperatures, leading the invasive pests to suck sap from trees and create a sticky mess along the way.
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As the summer and fall growing seasons come to an end, you can make the most of your herb garden by freezing many of the flavorful plants you grow.
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The delicate foliage and pretty pink flowers of this shrub may convince you it's a welcome addition to the garden, but it should be removed immediately.
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The Swiss cheese plant is a popular houseplant because it's large, dramatic leaves make your space feel like a jungle. Increase the drama with these companions.
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While not all ferns should be trimmed back in the fall, certain types can benefit from a thorough pruning once temperatures start to get chilly.
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This cover crop is known for its ability to deter the growth of problematic weeds and it grows at an astounding rate of as much as one foot per week.
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If your lavender is struggling to flower, you may need to look at your soil. This herb prefers well-draining soil, which can be achieved with some additions.
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Native honeysuckles are the ideal alternative to invasive Japanese honeysuckle. Knowing which to choose depends on where you live in the U.S. and your climate.
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If you long to make your garden weed-free before it gets too cold to go outside, now is the time. Discover the temperature where herbicides become ineffective.
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This shade tree grows slow and steady and you can plant it this fall, allowing it to become established and thrive for many winters to come.
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If you always look forward to cheery flowers in your garden after a long winter, you want to consider planting your daffodil bulbs in October.
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There are some pretty great reasons you want to attract birds to your yard. There's one, though, that you may not be aware of — but you should.
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While you might think that your planting season is over, there's one bulb that you can still plant for an absolutely gorgeous display very early in spring.
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Minor flooding from stormwater can erode soil and weaken structural foundations. This eco-friendly solution absorbs the excess water, preventing such issues.
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Jane Goodall's contributions to science are myriad, but one of her largest focuses was encouraging environmental sustainability and awareness.
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Level up your tree care game with a power tool like Ryobi's cordless pole lopper that can cut through branches effortlessly with the press of a button.
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If you want to take your Halloween decorations up a notch, here's a creepy project you may like to undertake to create living decor that's sure to impress.
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Since onions grow below the soil, it's tricky to know the right time to pull them up. Luckily, there'll be signs in the green tops and bulbs' neck.
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If your plants are in need of additional aeration or you want to cut down on potential pests, consider amending your soil with this common byproduct.
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This low-maintenance perennial shrub has vibrant green foliage that turns golden yellow in the fall and bright red berries that last through winter.
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October is far past peak planting season for many flowers, but these perennials will thrive when planted once temperatures start to drop in early fall.
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