Forget Traditional Bird Baths: This Affordable Alternative Is Great For Freezing Winters
You don't need to splurge on a heated birdbath to continue offering a water source to backyard birds in the winter. Try this budget-friendly hack.
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The Garden Mistake That Could Bring Wasps To Your Home
While wasps are generally beneficial in the garden, too many can be a big problem. To reduce their numbers, deal with this common garden material correctly.
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How To Successfully Grow Pumpkins From Harvested Seeds
Want to grow your own pumpkins from harvested seeds? Be sure to properly dry and store the seeds until it's time to plant them in your garden.
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18 Pampas-Like Ornamental Grass Options To Add Texture To Your Yard
Pampas grass add visual interest to your yard and come in tons of varieties, but you can achieve the same look with a variety of other ornamental grasses.
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How A Yard With Little Lawn Can Still Attract Pollinators
Don't let your limited lawn ruin your hopes of an active backyard. Try this easy, flexible workaround to ensure pollinators still frequent your property.
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The Best Way To Prep Outdoor Planters For Winter Without Lugging Them Indoors
If you have a large container garden, you'll want to prep your outdoor planters before the freezing weather arrives, to protect your pots from the cold.
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Want To Keep Your Norfolk Pines Safe This Winter? Martha Stewart Has You Covered
Norfolk Island pines are a tropical plant, despite their evergreen look. Martha Stewart's tips make it easy to keep them safe all winter long.
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10 Plants To Avoid Pruning In November (And The Better Time To Do It)
Many plants are best left alone in November as they go dormant for the winter. As these ten are especially prone to damage, wait to prune until a better time.
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The Best Types Of Ferns To Grow On Your Porch For A Beautiful Plant Display
Most ferns love shade, so they're ideal for growing on porches, especially those without much direct light. Here are the best ones to grow on your porch.
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The Lighting Tip That'll Ensure Your Thanksgiving Cactus Blooms On Time
If you have a holiday cactus you want to help bloom before winter rolls around, you should follow this simple lighting tip to encourage your cactus to blossom.
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How To Keep Plants Protected During A Thunderstorm
Thunderstorms can cause all kinds of damage to your yard, from flooding to tearing limbs from trees. Here's how to keep your plants protected.
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Should You Fertilize Rosemary In Fall & Winter? Here's The Secret To Thriving Plants
Rosemary is a wonderful plant with many uses. However, to ensure it stays at its best year after year, it's important to know the best time to fertilize it.
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Why You Might Want To Start Attracting Robins To Your Garden
Robins are a cute and friendly addition to your garden that is also beneficial. Here's why and some of the best way to draw in these little birds.
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The Shrub To Plant In October With Stunning Foliage That Adds A Pop Of Color In Winter
If you're looking for a pop of color even in the most dreary winter months, consider planting this easy-growing shrub with dazzling red branches.
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How Much Will It Really Cost You To Move A Tree In Your Yard?
If a tree is giving you problems, but you don't have heart to cut it down, you may consider moving it, but how much will that really cost you?
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10 Fertilizers That Boost Potassium In Garden Soil (That Aren't Bananas)
If you see signs of a potassium deficiency on your plants, or you have a soil test letting you know you need to add this nutrient, here are some options.
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How To Create A Garden-Inspired Front Porch Like Ree Drummond
Making an outdoor space serene and relaxing can do wonders for your home overall, and one blogger has proven the right flowers are perfect for that effect.
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The Two Types Of Weeds You'll Find In The Yard During Winter (& How To Get Rid Of Them)
Maybe it's getting chilly outside, but that doesn't mean your landscape is finished for the year. ID and eradicate these weeds before they take over.
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Is Growing Aloe Vera Dangerous? What You Should Know Before Planting
Though aloe vera has many benefits, part of the plant could pose a health risk to some members of your family, so be sure to follow necessary precautions.
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How To Protect Cosmos Plants From Being Wiped Out By Winter Frost
As winter approaches, even hardy plants face new challenges. The secret to seeing your cosmos return strong in spring starts before the first frost appears.
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The One Shade Tree That Can't Be Beat When It Comes To Bark Beauty
When it comes to shade trees, there is an almost limitless number of options for your yard. To add extra interest in cooler climates, this is a stunning option.
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Where To Place Your Pumpkins To Keep Them From Rotting
While fall pumpkins deserve to be shown off, these key tips to protect them from the elements and slow their decay will ensure a delightful, lasting display.
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The Simple Install That Makes Cleaning Up Fall Leaves Over A Pond Much Easier
A pond in your yard can add to your home's beauty and value, but not as much if it gets clogged up with fall leaves. The solution is simple; learn it here.
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How To Store Your Butternut Squash So It Lasts Through The Winter
If you've been growing butternut squash this year, you don't need to eat it all right after harvesting it. Here's how to cure and store the winter squash.
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11 Perennials To Plant In October To Attract Hummingbirds In The Spring
Beautiful spring gardens don't begin when the weather starts to warm. You can start many early blooms to attract hummingbirds during the cool days of October.
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The Household Essential That Can Keep Your Indoor Plants Watered Properly
You may have several of these laying around your house for cleaning purposes, but these handy products can also keep your indoor plants properly watered.
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The One Tree You Should Be Pruning In The Winter For A Healthier Spring
Your garden may be asleep for the season, but one tree benefits from a timely winter trim that ensures a more vibrant return when the weather warms.
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