How To Prune Your Trees The Right Way Without Calling A Pro
Pruning is the process of removing dead or dying parts of a tree or plant so that it can grow stronger. Here's how to prune your trees without calling a pro.
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Can You Use Plants To Keep Skunks Out Of Your Garden? An Expert Weighs In
Every gardener knows the difficulty of keeping problematic animals at bay. We ask an expert if you can use plants to keep skunks out of your garden.
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How To Choose The Perfect Wheelbarrow For Gardening
Picking the best tools for the job is important when you're working outdoors and doing large amounts of physical labor. A good wheelbarrow is essential.
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How Often Should You Water Your Monstera Plant?
Improper watering is one of the leading causes of houseplant problems, whether you are watering too often or not enough. Here's what to look for.
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The Best Time To Prune Your Lilacs To Ensure Your Fragrant Plant Stays Healthy
Lilac buds begin forming much earlier than many people realize. It's important to time your pruning correctly in order to ensure next year's blooms.
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How Hanging Plants In Your Kitchen Can Help Promote Good Feng Shui
Plant lovers are known to hang plants in living spaces, home offices, and even showers. Consider hanging them in your kitchen for serious feng shui benefits.
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Here's Why Your Lawn Mower Won't Start And What To Do About It
If your lawn mower won't start, it could be because of one of these common reasons. Get to know frequent lawn mower problems and what you can do to fix them.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Trying TikTok's Hack For Filling In Patchy Lawns
A patchy lawn can turn an attractive house into a neighborhood eyesore. This viral TikTok hack aims to give homeowners a simple (yet dangerous) solution.
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How To Create The 'Container Jungle Garden' Perfect For City Gardeners
If you live in a city, keeping a lush garden may seem challenging. However, with container gardening, you can achieve the look you want indoors or outdoors.
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Things To Keep In Mind While Shopping For A Watering Can
A highly-functional watering can is one of the best ways to keep your plant collection hydrated. Here are the top things to consider when buying your next one.
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What Does It Mean To Harden Off Plants?
From cold weather to windy days and hungry animals, plants deal with a lot while living outside. Acclimate them the right way by gradually hardening them off.
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How To Grow And Care For Your Own Parsley Plant
Parsley is a popular herb that can add greenery to your space. Whether you choose to grow it inside or outside, here are the best care tips for success.
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21 Creative Ways To Upcycle Wood Pallets For Your Garden
Some of the best items to use when DIYing a project are ones that you can get for free. Here are some ideas to upcycle wood pallets for your garden.
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Organic Gardening Isn't As Good For The Environment As You May Think
Nowadays, everyone wants everything "organic," -- but that doesn't necessarily mean good for the environment. Here's what to consider in your organic garden.
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The Best Way To Cut Down On Water Usage While Still Maintaining A Green Lawn
Maintaining a green lawn takes a lot of water, but luckily there are a few easy ways to cut down on your water usage while still having a beautiful yard.
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When Should You Plant Iris Bulbs In Your Garden?
To ensure your garden enjoys iris blooms year after year (as they are perennials), you first need to plant them at the right time and in the right conditions.
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Why You Should Use Chamomile Tea In Your Garden
Chamomile, an herb known for its popular tea, is also a good companion plant for gardens. It can also be used naturally in gardens in its tea form. Here's how.
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Why Herbs Are The Perfect Type Of Plant To Grow If You Don't Have A Green Thumb
If you're new to gardening, or lack a green thumb, you may want to try planting a garden of herbs, which are the perfect starter plant for a few solid reasons.
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The TikTok Hack That Makes Pouring Soil Even Easier
Pouring soil over large areas can take some time, but this TikTok hack shaves that time down considerably. We also have tips for how to reuse your emptied bags.
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The Common Kitchen Spice That Will Help Keep Fungus Out Of Your Garden
If you're working to keep fungus away from your garden, don't rush out for store-bought solutions just yet. Rather, visit the kitchen pantry for a spice remedy.
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Think Twice About Adding These Plants To Your Garden If You Have A Deer Problem
If deer abound where you live, you've probably seen them perusing your garden for a late-night snack. Growing these plants will not help the matter.
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How To Fake Outdoor Living Spaces When You Live In A City
Along with the pros, one con to living in the city is the lack of outdoor space to call your own, but this can be remedied, by making the most of what you have.
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How To Protect Perennials From Frost, According To A Gardening Expert
When you invest in perennial plants for your garden it's because you want them to come back the following season. Here's how to keep them safe and healthy.
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The Simple TikTok Hack That Will Make Your Fake Plants Look More Realistic
Botanical interior design has risen in popularity, with many decorating their spaces with fake plants. This simple TikTok hack will make them look real.
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The Handy Way To Store Your Gardening Twine
Since twine is important for so many jobs in the garden, it's useful to always have it on hand. Check out this handy way to store your gardening twine.
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How To Use Tree Branches As Home Decor
We've all heard that bringing a touch of nature into the home is a wonderful way to create a relaxing and inviting atmosphere. Why stop at houseplants?
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The Muffin Pan Hack To Perfectly Space Seeds In Your Garden Bed
Starting seeds and seedlings out in the garden can be a really fun project. We've got a fantastic tip for making sure your plants have the space they need.
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