Not Fallen Leaves: The Other Plant Scrap You Should Add To Your Compost
You're probably used to composting salad scraps, fallen leaves, and lawn trimmings, but a walk around your home may reveal more nutrient-rich additions.
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10 Of The Biggest Wastes Of Money You Can Spend On Your Lawn
Lawn care professionals reveal which ineffective turf treatments, overpriced products, and bad lawn maintenance practices are big money wasters.
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Not Brick, Not Pavers: The Yellow Flowering Shrub That'll Beautifully Edge Your Driveway
Property owners are just now realizing that a commonly overlooked shrub’s durability, easy care, and colorful nature make it an exceptional driveway border.
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Should The Back Of A Mower Deck Be Lower Than The Front?
It’s true that your lawn mower deck should be at a slight angle for the best and most efficient cut — but should the back be lower than front or vice versa?
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Don't Fall For Its Beauty: The Privacy Shrub You Don't Want In Your Yard
This shrub is pretty and easy to care for, so the appeal makes sense. But before you plant one, you should know there are much better alternatives out there.
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The Low-Maintenance Flower That Attracts Butterflies In The Spring & Summer
If you're want to attract butterflies in spring and summer but have little time to spend in the garden, this self-sufficient plant may just be what you need.
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The Vintage Item At The Thrift Store You Can Transform Into Stylish Garden Planters
If you're lucky enough to find one of these old food containers while thrifting, snap it up. It's surprisingly easy to turn into a pot for flowering annuals.
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The Perfect Companion Flower For Peonies To Fill Your Garden With Color
Peonies are gorgeous flowers, but they look even better with the right companion. This pairing will keep your garden balanced and add color at the same time.
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How Long Do Lawn Mower Stripe Designs Really Last? (& How To Make Them Last Longer)
Knowing how long mowing stripes last (and how to stretch it) can mean the difference between a nice enough front yard and one that passersby stop to look at.
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Goodbye Traditional Nursery Pots: There's A Non-Toxic Alternative For Your Garden
When it's time to start seeds for your garden, you want to use the safest option, which may not be plastic pots. Here's an environmentally-friendly alternative.
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Use An Empty Pickle Jar To Create The Perfect Planter And Drip Tray Combo
If you're looking for a fun way to upcycle pickle jars while also saving money on your houseplant habit, then this DIY could be perfect for you.
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What Riding Mower Deck Size Do You Need For Your Lawn?
In case you're wondering, yes, mower deck size is important and needs to match your property. Here is how to pick the right width to get the job done faster.
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8 Best Fruits You Can Still Plant In June
It's usually best to plant fruits in early spring, but June isn't too late. Here are a few types of fruit you can grow even as summer approaches.
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How To Fill Bare Garden Spots And Boost Curb Appeal With A Perennial Butterflies Love
Sure, there are many plant options when you need to fill a bare spot in your garden, but this low-maintenance perennial is beautiful and it attracts butterflies.
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How To Fertilize Tomato Seedlings For A Major Nutrient Boost From The Start
While tomatoes can often benefit from fertilization, it's important to avoid over-fertilizing your plants or applying these nutrients too early.
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Not Coneflower: There's A Deer-Resistant Ground Cover With Pretty Flowers For Your Beds
If you have roaming herds of deer in your area, it can be hard to keep anything in your garden. This trailing, richly colored plant won't become deer dinner.
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Upcycle An Old TV Tray Into A Simple Plant Stand For Your Patio
A simple backyard patio refresh does not always require new and expensive decor, especially when an older household item can serve a new purpose.
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A Couple Grows Trees Into The Shape Of Stunning Chairs: A True Natural Work Of Art
A British couple grows stunning wooden chairs directly from living trees, sculpting them over nine years into organic, elvish masterpieces of living art.
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Not Bee Balm, Not Columbine: The Shade-Loving Flower Pollinators Can't Resist
If you're looking for a plant that produces lovely flowers, thrives in the shade, and attracts pollinators, this beautiful plant could be the perfect choice.
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Is The Solution To Keeping Snails And Slugs Out Of Raised Beds Already In Your Yard?
Sometimes, the answer to your gardening woes is right under your nose. Discover the trick some green thumbs swear by and whether or not it'll work for you.
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How Often Do I Need To Replace A Lawn Mower Belt?
A self-propelled push mower is nice to have because it takes on some of the work of mowing your lawn. The drive belt should be changed periodically.
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The Lilac Pruning Method That Helps Encourage New And Healthy Blooms
Missing regular maintenance can leave lilacs sparse and uneven, but one pruning strategy offers a way to restore shape and improve long-term growth.
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Not Coffee Grounds, Not Banana Peels, The Kitchen Scrap Your Compost Will Love
While items like eggshells, fruit peels, and soggy produce are common compost pile additions, this more decorative item is often overlooked.
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Landscaping Trends That Are Taking Over 2026 (So Far)
When you're thinking about redesigning your garden or yard for 2026, consider what these top designers are saying about popular landscape trends for this year.
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Not Basil: This Tomato Plant Companion Grows As A Ground Cover To Block Out Weeds
Traditional tomato plant pairings are not the only option in the garden, especially when one flowering favorite offers more than visual appeal.
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How High Should Mower Blades Be To Create Lawn Stripes?
A well-striped lawn shows refinement, care, and attention to detail, and every homeowner should know how to achieve that perfect striped look with a mower.
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9 Vegetables & Flowering Plants That Love Bone Meal Fertilizer
Bone meal fertilizer is a great source of nutrients for many varieties of vegetables and flowers. Try it on these plants for more fruit and better blooms.
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