Before you toss those empty milk or fruit juice jugs in the recycling bin, check out these tricks to capture some of the most damaging insects in your garden.
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Native grasses add year-round interest to gardens. It's quite the bonus if you find a species that will grow in even the most inhospitable spots in your yard.
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Looking for a cute planter to display a small plant? With a little modification for drainage, this kitchen item could be perfect for the job.
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While tulips are beautiful, their gorgeous blooms don't last all that long. Replace their lost color with this low-maintenance early summer bloomer.
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Not all pollinator plants are obvious choices, and one unique bloom stands out for its ability to bring butterflies while adding striking garden appeal.
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Feel like flexing your green thumb a little this year? Our master gardener shares their favorite underrated herbs that are easy to grow and hold great flavors.
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Many gardeners grow flowers to invite hummingbirds to their yards, but not everyone knows that summer herbs in this family are hummingbird magnets.
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Lettuce has some great companion plants, and they can benefit your harvest and keep your lettuce healthy. Try this other veggie side-by-side with lettuce.
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Save old books from the landfill by upcycling them into a planter for your favorite greenery. Books with pretty patterns or nice colors on the cover work best.
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Thistle is an annoying, stubborn weed, but with these care tips, you can prevent it from making a home in your garden before it has the chance to take over.
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Keeping your twine handy while in the garden has never been easier than with this viral hack. All you need to prevent tangling is an old nursery pot.
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Peonies are a stunning addition to a garden, but sometimes, they need a little extra support. Complete your beds with this low-maintenance bloom.
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Keep your driveway looking polished and elegant with this natural edging that is far more interesting and unique than your typical brick or pavers.
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Creating a stunning garden full of colorful blooms doesn't have to mean high water bills. Plant this flower for a big payoff without the waste.
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These two butterfly-loving flowers thrive without fertilizer. They're perfect for low-maintenance gardens and an instant curb appeal boost.
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Holes in your hosta's leaves aren't just unsightly signs of damage — they can also cause the eventual death of the plant if they're severe enough.
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Sprouting legumes like lentils is an easy way to enjoy edible gardening in your kitchen. Just make sure to follow the proper steps to avoid food illnesses.
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Gravel is a popular material for driveways. How long a gravel driveway lasts depends on how well it was installed, the type of rocks used, and the sub-base.
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Birdhouses are an excellent way to attract birds and provide them with shelter and a place to rest – and these from Amazon are proven to get the job done.
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Getting hostas to thrive in summer takes more than guesswork. The right approach to fertilizing can make a noticeable difference in growth and color.
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Picking the right soil for planters matters more than it seems. Some options can limit growth, while others support healthier roots and better drainage.
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This flower has all the delicacy of Queen Anne’s lace without the invasiveness, and May is the ideal time to get it started in a container. Here’s what to know.
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Figuring out how to arrange nursery pot flowers in a large planter might be trickier than anticipated. Luckily, one quick tip can make things easier.
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If you're consistently finding yourself wearing away the grass or flower beds along your driveway, consider expanding it with this easy and affordable DIY.
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As long as you live in USDA zones 3 to 7 and follow routine maintenance tasks, this citrusy herb will reliably return to your garden season after season.
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Buying fresh potting soil to fill your planters every year will get expensive. Save some money by mixing the old with the new -- but do this first.
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Bare spots in your flower beds are an eyesore, so these neat and fast-growing shrubs may help fill in those bald areas and bring your garden back to life.
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