Your Fall Garden To-Do List By Growing Zone
Different zones call for different care. Whether you need to start winterizing early in Zone 2, or can enjoy a fall garden in Zone 10, here's your to-do list.
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Say Goodbye To Picture Perfect Yards: The Low-Maintenance Landscaping Trend Taking Over
More and more people are saying goodbye to perfectly manicured, high-maintenance lawns and switching them out for something more eco-friendly.
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Keep Your Cilantro Thriving: The Tip You Need To Protect This Tender Plant From Frost
Cilantro can be finicky. It bolts in hot weather and wilts after a hard frost. To keep the herb thriving, employ this simple tip to protect it from freezing.
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How To Winterize Your Calla Lily Plants (Both Indoors & Outdoors) To Enjoy Blooms For Years To Come
Make sure your calla lilies' striking, trumpet-shaped blooms return next season by preparing them for winter. How to do so depends on your climate.
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The Kitchen Is Perfect For Your Plant Propagation Station - Except This One Spot
Your kitchen is a good space for propagating plants -- it may be warmer than other rooms, and there's usually good light -- but there's one spot to avoid.
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How To Prepare Pansies For Winter
Pansies can provide blooms throughout the dreary winter months, however, they need a little prep before the cold sets in to last until spring.
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The Easy Way To Tell How Old Any Tree In Your Yard Is (Without Cutting It Down)
We've all heard about counting the rings inside a tree trunk to discover its age. But there are other ways to determine a tree's age without chopping it down.
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Keep Your Snake Plants Healthy All Winter With These Simple Tips
Snake plants are easy to take care of, but when winter rolls around, they might start to suffer. These care tips will ensure they last through the cold weather.
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Why A Windowsill Expander May Come In Handy For Your Houseplants
Accumulate enough houseplants, and you'll have to get creative with where to put them. A windowsill expander can help, beyond just saving floor space.
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Are Stand-On Mowers The Best Option For Sloped Yards? Here's What To Know
Curious if stand-on mowers are ideal for sloped yards? Explore their maneuverability and comfort, along with insights on affordability to help you decide.
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The Easy Way To Divide Thyme Plants For An Endless Supply
For an endless supply of thyme, propagate the plant by dividing it, though doing it wrong could damage your plant's health. Here's what to do and not do.
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How To Help Your Pepper Plants Survive Winter So They Thrive Come Spring
Although grown as annuals in many parts of the U.S., pepper plants are actually perennials and can be overwintered so they get off to a good start in spring.
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Care For Black-Eyed Susans In The Fall For Bigger And Better Blooms Next Year
Black-eyed Susans are stunning perennials that add so much charm to your garden. Here's what to do in the fall to ensure you're rewarded with lots of blooms.
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Clean Up Your Garden Now To Prevent One Nasty Stinging Pest This Spring
It's the one insect no one wants to see in their garden. And since they're asleep all winter, now is the time to take prevention steps — here's what to do.
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How To Turn The Eyesore Of A Downspout Into An Elegant Landscaping Feature
If looking at your downspout leaves you less than impressed, here's a clever DIY that can transform it from an eyesore into a gorgeous landscape feature.
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Invasive And Harmful Pests Your Boxwood Tree Might Be Attracting
Some of these harmful pests cause severe damage via brown, blistered, or swollen leaves, while others lay eggs that voraciously much on your boxwood.
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The Beautiful Illinois Flower Saved From The Brink Of Extinction
This Illinois flower almost went extinct recently because of invasive plants taking over its habitat. Here is how conservation efforts saved it from the brink.
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Add Amazing Fall Color To Your Yard With This Stunning Fruit-Producing Perennial
For a yard full of fall colors, don't just look to foliage to fill your need. Perennials that produce fruit can also be a great source of autumn color.
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How To Prep Your Oregano Plants For Winter So They Come Back Thriving In Spring
Oregano plants are typically hardy down to zone 4, but no matter how cold your region is, you can keep them alive until spring with these winter prep tips.
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'You Want It Fixed, You Pay' – What To Do When A Neighbor Won't Pay For A Shared Fence
A shared fence may become a source of contention when it needs repair or replacement. Depending on the situation, there are options if your neighbor won't pay.
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The Native Shrub That Loves Shade With Stunning Color In Fall And White Flowers In Spring
Native plants are easier to care for and are beneficial to local wildlife. Start your transition to a native garden with this gorgeous shrub.
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What Happens To Pumpkin Plants When You Add Banana Peels
Pumpkin plants need lots of food to grow large, bright orange fruit. Find out if banana peels near your pumpkins will help or if there are better options.
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If You Have A Dog Or Cat, You Already Have The Perfect Hummingbird Nesting Material
One pet's trash is a hummingbird's treasure. Next time you're grooming your furry friend, consider how they may provide a valuable boon for hummingbird nests.
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Limited Outdoor Space? These 20 Vertical Garden Ideas Are The Perfect Solution
Vertical gardening is great for small backyards and rentals. You can craft your upward sprouting garden from upcycled materials or buy ready-made options.
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The Easy Living Room Upgrade That Instantly Elevates Your Home Decor
It's a small, simple change, but this effortless addition will bring color, warmth, and life to elevate the aesthetics and mood of any living room design.
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Weather Phenomenon "The Blob" Has Homeowners Bracing For A Brutal Winter
Predicting the intensity of each winter ahead of time can be a challenge, but this sign is causing many residents of colder areas to prep for a snowy season.
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What Gray Mold On Flowers Really Means (And How To Fix It)
If you're walking through your flower bed and notice some discoloration on your plants, it could be gray mold. Deal with it quickly to prevent its spread.
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