Turn An Old Tea Set Into A Charming Water Feature For Your Garden
Water features are the ideal finishing touch in a perfectly curated yard or garden. This easy DIY turns an old tea set into a whimsical outdoor fountain.
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Signs That Indicate It's Time To Deadhead Your Geraniums
Deadheading your geraniums is necessary to keep most varieties looking lush and healthy. Watch out for these changes to know when it's time to trim back.
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14 Flowering Shrubs That Look Beautiful But Aren't Worth Growing In Your Yard
Blooming shrubs add color and texture to the landscape, but some of them are more trouble than they're worth. Avoid growing these flowering plants in the yard.
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Don't Throw Out Empty Yogurt Containers Without Trying A Fun Gardening Hack First
Instead of throwing out your used yogurt cups, you could repurposing those containers. Try this clever gardening hack that will plant the seeds of creativity.
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Why Your Cantaloupe Vines Look Healthy But Won't Fruit
It's frustrating to see your cantaloupe vines flourish without them growing any fruit. Discover common reasons for this fruitless issue.
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The Fast-Growing Vine That Can Disguise A Fence While Attracting Hummingbirds
If you want to disguise a fence while attracting hummingbirds to your garden, you're in luck. Here's a look at the fast-growing vine that can do both.
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Fertilize Star Jasmine The Right Way For An Extra Burst Of Fragrance
Star jasmine is known for its strong and intoxicating fragrance. To get the most from these blooms, here's how and when to fertilize your plant.
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The Sweet-Smelling Flowering Shrub That's A Must-Plant For Hummingbirds And Pollinators
Plant selection is a key part of attracting hummingbirds and pollinators to your yard. Consider this sweet-smelling flowering shrub for your landscape.
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What It Means If You See A Tree Stump With Round, White Markings
You’ve probably noticed tree stumps with distinct round, white markings on a few occasions. Here’s what they indicate – and why they’re there.
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12 Climbing Plants That Will Fill Your Garden With Heavenly Scents
The scent of fragrant flowers brings smiles to passersby's faces and pollinators' attention. Here are some of our favorite perfumed climbers for the garden.
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The Smart Way To Add Stunning Wildflowers To Your Garden Without Losing Your Yard
Wildflowers are a great way to add color to your yard while attracting pollinators. Here's how to incorporate them without losing your yard.
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Is The Tertill Garden Weeding Robot Really Worth Buying? Here's What Reviews Are Saying
The Tertill Garden Weeding Robot is said to take care of unwanted plants in the garden for you. No more plucking and raking. But does it actually work?
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The Biggest Problem With Persimmon Fruit Trees (Yes, Even The Grafted Ones)
Are you thinking about planting some persimmon trees and growing your own fruit? If so, there are a few potential drawbacks you should consider.
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Transform Your Yard With A Privacy Shrub That Birds Love
The plants you choose for a privacy screen can do more than shield your yard from view. This shrub is as great for privacy as it is for attracting birds.
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8 Stunning Flowers That Quietly Enrich Your Garden's Soil While They Bloom
Whether you prefer scented flowering vines or herbs with dainty blooms, there is a stunning flower for your garden to enrich and enhance the soil.
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How To Rescue A Struggling Citrus Tree Without Starting Over
Growing citrus trees is full of pitfalls. But if you managed to get yours to adulthood, here's how to rescue a struggling citrus tree without starting over.
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How To Choose Between Ryobi's Gas And Electric Grass Trimmers
Ryobi’s gas and electric grass trimmers each excel at different tasks. Learn which one will handle your specific weed challenges more effectively.
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Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Yard With One Gorgeous Garden Solution
Every garden deserves to be abuzz with hummingbirds in summer. This simple move will beautify your garden while simultaneously drawing in more hummingbirds.
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What Happens If You Plant A Seed Upside Down?
With so many different seeds and planting considerations, the possibility of planting seeds upside down might've never crossed your mind. Here is what happens.
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13 Container Plants That Will Entice More Hummingbirds To Visit The Yard Or Garden
If you lack garden space but want to attract hummingbirds, check out the plants in our lineup. These hummingbird magnets live happily in containers.
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The Best Companion Plants For Ground-Covering Golden Ragwort
While golden ragwort can make an excellent groundcover. If you're looking for plants that can thrive alongside it, here are some promising options.
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Draw Hummingbirds To Your Yard With A Low-Maintenance Tree That Produces Fragrant Blooms
Most of the time, garden beds full of flowers are seen as the best way to attract pollinators, but this sturdy tree can help accomplish the same task.
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Is An Ice Cube The Secret To Thriving Tulips? Here's What An Expert Says
You may have seen a hack on social media that entails using an ice cube to help keep tulips in tip-top shape. We asked an expert to weigh in.
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9 Easy To Grow Garden Fillers To Compliment A Cut Flower Garden
Large, showy flowers might attract most of the attention in your bouquets, but these filler flowers are the unsung heroes that provide support and texture.
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Why Killing The Dandelions In Your Yard Can Put Your Lawn At A Disadvantage
Many see dandelions in their lawn as a declaration of war, typically met with weed-killing chemicals. Our expert shares how this could be a big mistake.
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The Surprising Way Your Potting Soil May Be A Fire Risk
When you think of the risks of potted plants, you probably think of pests, but your potting soil could create a fire risk in your landscaping.
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Why The Paper Towels & Plastic Peony Storage Trick Helps Them Last Longer
Unfortunately, peony bloom season doesn't last forever. This scientifically backed tip, however, can ensure you have fresh cut flowers for months.
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