15 Beautiful American Plants On The Brink Of Extinction
Hundreds of American plants are endangered or threatened, meaning that extinction is a possibility — here are 15 of the most beautiful and unforgettable.
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The Spooky Perennial Succulent That Makes The Perfect Ground Cover
Its wispy cobweb strands make a perfectly creepy landscaping detail for Halloween, but this low-maintenance succulent truly shines as an all-year ground cover.
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Leave Your Dead Aster Flowers Out Over Winter: The Birds Will Thank You
Instead of pruning your dead aster flowers to prepare for the colder months ahead, leave them alone and bask in your feathered friends’ appreciation.
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15 Helpful Tips To Help Your Japanese Anemones Grow Strong (And In The Right Place)
Specifics like proper spacing, deadheading, and disease prevention go a long way in ensuring you get the healthiest and most successful Japanese anemone growth.
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How Different Kinds Of Particles Determine Your Garden Soil Type
Sandy loam? Loamy soil? There are many terms to describe the ground under your feet. Here's how to determine the composition of your soil -- and why it matters.
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The Small Tree Variety That Grows Exceptionally Well In A Container
Growing to a modest eight feet, this small yet impressive tree has aromatic leaves that turn a gentle yellow-green for a beautiful container garden.
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Protect Your Outdoor Rattan Furniture From Cold Weather With A Kitchen Essential
Rattan used for outdoor furniture can be pretty durable, but doesn't do so well in extreme temperatures. Use this simple pantry item to protect it.
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Help Your Mums Survive Winter With One Simple Fall Gardening Trick
Chrysanthemums are an easy-to-care-for flower that's become associated with fall, but with a bit of protection, you can enjoy them year-round.
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How To Use The Cross-Cut Method For Easily Mowing Your Thick Grass
Are you looking at those long blades of grass on your thick lawn and dreading mowing them? Master the cross-cut method. It will make the task much easier.
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What Is A Thanksgiving Cactus And How To Help It Thrive
While the Christmas Cactus might be more well-known, it's time for the Thanksgiving Cactus to get its own time in the shade. Here's what you need to know.
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Repot Your Mum Plants The Right Way With These Simple Tips
Giving your chrysanthemums a new pot helps them stay healthy and last longer. Here's what you should know about the best practices for repotting mums.
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How To Score The Healthiest Plants At Home Depot (Look For Just Two Things)
Picking healthy plants at Home Depot starts with identifying two key indicators that reveal their health status and whether they are thriving or beyond help.
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How To Choose The Best Pot For Your Indoor Rosemary Plants
A sun-loving evergreen perennial, rosemary thrives where many herbs fail, but growing it indoors is a challenge. Pot size and drainage are two key factors.
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Do Your Wilting Squash Plants Really Need More Water? Here's The Easy Way To Tell
It's common to see squash leaves wilting in the afternoon heat. You may think they need more water, but there's another reason the leaves may do this.
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The Fall Yard Cleanup Mistake That Is Attracting Rats Into Your Home
Rats are no one's favorite houseguests, but you might be inviting them in without even realizing it. Here's the fall cleanup you need to do before winter.
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The Soil Treatment To Try In Fall For A Spring Garden Free Of Pests
To deal with fewer destructive grubs, beetles, and other pests come spring, consider adding this surprising element to your garden's soil in the fall.
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Plant This Flowering Ground Cover To Fill In Bare Patches In Your Yard
Whether you're tired of your monoculture lawn or just want to cover up a dead grass patch with something interesting, this plant is perfect for the job.
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14 Easy Ways To Prep Your Raised Garden Beds For Winter So They're Ready Next Spring
As autumn exits, prep your raised beds for the cold months with the right soil amendments, repairs, and winterizing strategies to ensure a productive spring.
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The Banana-Scented Flower That'll Thrive In Your Garden With Little Sunlight
Originating from Asia, this shrub has colorful cup-shaped blooms and lush green leaves, giving off a banana fragrance that will make your yard smell amazing.
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Say Goodbye To The Eyesore Of Outdoor Trash Cans With A Sleek DIY Solution
Storing trash cans outdoors is sometimes the only option, but you can build screens to block the view. This option incorporates a beautiful living screen.
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The Low-Maintenance Winter Garden Trend That's Perfect For 'Lazy' Gardeners
This winter garden trend is not only super easy, but it will attract beneficial birds and helpful insects to your yard by providing them with food.
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13 Ways To Prevent Squirrels From Eating The Pumpkins In Your Garden
If you don't want your pumpkins to become food for squirrels, there are many deterrent methods, from scent-based to physical, you can use to keep them away.
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The Once-Popular Landscaping Trend That's Outdating Your Garden
Minimalism has dominated landscape design for a decade or so, but the style and associated materials are losing appeal with today's nature-focused gardeners.
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For A Sprinkler System That Survives The Cold, This Is When You Should Winterize Them
Winter is a harsh time for not just your garden, but your sprinkler system as well, so make sure you winterize your system before the pipes freeze.
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Are Cucumber Plants Doomed With The First Frost Of Winter? Here's What We Found
Cucumbers are fast-growing plants that are great for a backyard garden, but it's important to know what temperatures can cause damage in colder months.
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Forget Traditional Bird Baths: This Affordable Alternative Is Great For Freezing Winters
You don't need to splurge on a heated birdbath to continue offering a water source to backyard birds in the winter. Try this budget-friendly hack.
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The Garden Mistake That Could Bring Wasps To Your Home
While wasps are generally beneficial in the garden, too many can be a big problem. To reduce their numbers, deal with this common garden material correctly.
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