13 Invasive Plants To Avoid In Your Fall Garden
Fall is a great time to take stock of the plants growing in your garden, and if you happen to stumble upon any of these species, remove them for good.
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Warning Signs That Your Plants Are Suffering From Cold Shock
If temperatures drop too suddenly, cold shock can occur in even the most cold-hardy plants. Here are some indications of cold shock and what to do about it.
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Pests You Didn't Realize Swamp Mallow Was Attracting To The Garden
Swamp mallow attracts beauty, pollinators, and hidden visitors. Its vibrant flowers thrive, but certain pests may be silently impacting your garden’s balance.
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23 Types Of Semi-Hardwood Cuttings To Propagate In The Fall
Semi-hardwood cuttings offer a simple way to expand your garden this season, supporting vibrant blooms, evergreen hedges, and pollinator-friendly plantings.
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17 Cold-Sensitive Flowers To Dig Up And Save For Next Season
Some flowering plants that produce bulbs, tubers, or corms need to be lifted and stored for winter. Know which you have if you want to save them for spring.
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A Popular Decorative Yard Feature May Accidentally Lower Your Home Value
This landscaping feature may look nice in the beginning, but if it's not properly maintained, it'll quickly deteriorate, lowering your home value.
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The Common Garden Vegetable You Can Actually Grow Indoors In The Winter
In winter, don’t settle for canned, dried, or preserved bounty from your summer garden. Instead, pick this fresh vegetable for dinner that you grew indoors.
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Add Color Around Your Patio With An Underrated Easy-To-Grow Perennial
Looking for more flowering plants to border your patio or adorn balcony planters? Consider this pretty, hardy U.S. native plant. It offers year-round color.
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10 Essential Ryobi Tools For Winter And Fall Tasks
As the air gets colder and the days get shorter, keeping up with chores can be a big job. But with the right gear, nothing's impossible.
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Set Your Herb Garden Up For Success With One Addition To The Soil
A landscaping material commonly used on paths and driveways also happens to be the best addition to herb garden soil for growing bushier, more flavorful plants.
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Is October Too Late To Plant A Pomegranate Tree? Here's What To Know
If you've always wanted to grow a pomegranate tree, you might be unsure whether it can be planted in October. The good news is it can, depending on your zone.
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The Flower With Colorful Blooms That Can Attract Bats To Your Yard
Bats aren’t just nighttime guests—they’re garden allies. Certain flowers can help draw them in, supporting pollination and pest control long after sunset.
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Fall-Germinating And Fast-Growing Weeds To Tackle Now Before They Spread
Fall may seem quiet in the garden, but some weeds are just getting started. Certain species thrive now, making this the season to act before they gain ground.
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Ditch The Old-School Rake: 7 Easier Ways To Remove Leaves
Raking fallen leaves from your yard is always a time-consuming and exhaustive task. These 7 removal ideas might make that chore a bit easier.
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Why You Should Always Wash Your Hands After Touching Your Peace Lily
For all their grace and elegance, peace lilies have a darker side that can leave you uncomfortable if you don't wash your hands after handling them.
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What Pest Is Laying Eggs On Your Garden Plants
If you want to stop pest infestations in the garden early, it's necessary to be equipped with the knowledge to identify their eggs and effective treatments.
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12 Herbs That Are Easy For Even The Most Forgetful People To Grow
Just because you don't keep your plants top of mind, doesn't mean you can't grow them. Many herbs practically thrive on neglect, making them foolproof options.
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The World Record For Largest Green Squash Has Been Broken. Meet The Man Who Grew It
Fall harvests bring fruits and vegetables of all shapes and sizes. While fresh produce is delicious, most won't be as filling as one Rhode Island farmer's.
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The Flower Bed Trend That We Hope We Stop Seeing In 2026
Flower beds have long been a staple element in most gardens. While groups of blooms aren't going anywhere, trends indicate that their purpose may be changing.
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The Very Best Timing For Dividing Perennials In Fall
Strong spring blooms start with one essential step in fall. Knowing when to divide your perennials ensures healthier roots and longer-lasting plants.
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Can Storing Plants In Your Garage Help Protect Against Frost Damage?
In places with frigid winters—think Maine, Minnesota, Montana—frost damage will kill your outdoor potted plants. But what if you store them in your garage?
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The Unsuspecting Reason That Your Indoor Peace Lily Is So Droopy
If your peace lily is looking a little under the weather with floppy leaves, then there might be an unsuspecting cause that has nothing to do with watering.
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How To Grow More Fiddle Leaf Figs From One Plant For An Abundant Collection
Fiddle leaf figs are a popular houseplant, but if you want more than one, purchasing them can get expensive. Here's how to turn one fiddle leaf fig into many.
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The Drought-Resistant Ground Cover That Will Bring Pollinators To Your Yard
Transform your yard with a resilient, aromatic ground cover that draws life to your garden and stays stunning through heat, drought, and neglect.
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The Fresh-Smelling Plant That'll Help Keep Lizards Out Of Your Garden
While some people find lizards charming, others dread the sight of them. If you'd rather repel lizards from your yard, try planting this fragrant herb.
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How To Grow Sweet Potatoes Indoors (& The Best Varieties To Try)
It’s not the first crop you’d expect to thrive indoors, but with the right setup, sweet potato plants can bring homegrown flavor to your kitchen all year.
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13 Bulbs You Can Plant In October For Stunning Spring Blooms
Some of these bulbs will provide tall, soaring blooms in shades of lavender in spring, while others add a pretty, delicate touch to your garden beds.
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