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  • a mole emerging from a molehill

    The Simple Addition That Can Help Keep Moles Away From Your Yard Naturally

    Moles can be difficult to get rid of. This natural solution will not only rid your yard of moles, but also support local wildlife and pollinators.

    By Lauren Kim 1 month ago Read More
  • A hand planting large, white seeds in the soil in a line

    The Sweet-Sounding Garden Flower You Should Start In October For Spring Blooms

    This annual is a hardy flower that enjoys the cool temperatures. Starting it from seed in early fall can leave you with vivacious blooms in spring.

    By Nina Phillips 1 month ago Read More
  • A well-maintained lawn with a variety of bushes in the front and trees in the background

    The Most Impressive, Underrated Tree You Should Be Planting In Your Yard

    Hardy in most USDA zones, this deciduous beauty certainly lives up to its regal name, with early springtime white blooms and colorful autumn leaves.

    By Nina Phillips 1 month ago Read More
  • Hand in an orange rubber glove holding shears

    This Aggressive Vine Needs Pruning In October To Keep It From Taking Over

    Many plants come with pros and cons. Although this vine has a lot to offer environmentally, it needs to be pruned carefully to keep it from spreading too far.

    By Bri Ahearn 1 month ago Read More
  • A watering can sitting by a freshly dug hole for planting.

    7 Berries You Can Plant In Fall For An Abundant Fruit Harvest In The Spring

    If you're looking forward to tasty berries in the spring, you'll need to plant some in the fall. These fruits will reward you then with a little work now.

    By Aleem Ahmad 1 month ago Read More
  • An elm tree's leaves with holes that show they've been munched on by caterpillars.

    The Pest To Watch Out For In Your Yard This Fall That Delivers A Nasty Bite

    This pest delivers a venomous bite that causes burning sensations. It may be hiding in shade trees in your yard before falling onto your clothing.

    By Lyssa Chatterton 1 month ago Read More
  • person pruning rubber tree leaf

    The Best Way To Prune Rubber Plants For Fuller, Bushier Leaves

    If you aren't in the habit of pruning your rubber plant, you're only holding your plant back from becoming a full, bushy plant with multiple branches.

    By Megan Newton 1 month ago Read More
  • A large greenhouse interior with tomatoes and lettuce

    The Type Of Ant That Can Wreak Havoc In Your Greenhouse

    Some ants can be beneficial in the yard, like pyramid ants, but there's a particular type of ant you should be wary of, especially if you have a greenhouse.

    By Baylee Bunce 1 month ago Read More
  • A gardener with green gloves removing grass and weeds

    How To Kill Grass In Flower Beds (Without Chemicals)

    Nothing is more annoying than grass sticking up in your flower bed, but there is an easy and chemical-free way to deal with it. You just need a tea kettle.

    By Patricia Hughes 1 month ago Read More
  • propagating kitchen scraps in glass jars

    Always Keep Your Kitchen Scraps, Here Are The Plants You Can Regrow

    Save some money, and a trip to the grocery store, by growing a fresh batch of certain fruits, veggies, and herbs from your leftover kitchen scraps.

    By Megan Brame 1 month ago Read More
  • A small, pretty tree growing in someone's yard

    14 Gorgeous Small Tree Varieties To Instantly Elevate Your Curb Appeal

    Landscaping is a proven way to increase curb appeal and, in turn, your home's value. Keep the upgrade simple and stylish with one of these compact trees.

    By Sam Manzella 1 month ago Read More
  • Woman sprinkling seeds in garden soil

    If Your Garden Soil Is One Of These Colors, You Might Have A Problem On Your Hands

    The best garden soils are usually a rich brown or tan shade. However, these other colors indicate your soil is not getting the elements it needs.

    By Jennifer Blair 1 month ago Read More
  • rose garden with pink and yellow flowers

    Romanticize Your Garden With The Latest Rose Trend That Will Be Everywhere In 2026

    Roses are a timeless way to turn your yard into a romantic English country garden, and modern breeding has made them more accessible than ever.

    By Sophie Pell 1 month ago Read More
  • Shrubs and trees in a garden touched by winter frost

    Will This Greenhouse From Aldi Protect Your Plants This Winter? Here's What To Know

    Are you considering extending the growing season with a greenhouse? While Aldi's option is inexpensive, it may only prove effective in certain locations.

    By Bob Beacham 1 month ago Read More
  • A person cutting grass with a John Deere mower

    Consumer Reports Data Shows These Are The 3 Best Riding Lawn Mowers Of 2025 So Far

    Check out Consumer Reports' top riding mowers for 2025. Cut your lawn quickly with options like lawn tractors and gas or battery zero-turn-radius mowers.

    By Tyler Palicia 1 month ago Read More
  • A man on a ladder with pruning shears about to trim a tree

    9 Tree Species You Can Trim Back In October Before Cold Weather Settles In

    October is the perfect time for doing some tree pruning for many species because there's time for them to heal before the harsh winter cold arrives.

    By Amy Horton 1 month ago Read More
  • Pink and purple hydrangeas

    The Hydrangea Variety You Should Plant For Gorgeous Color In The Fall

    Hydrangeas are often touted as a flashy spring and summer flower, but this variety may maintain its blooms into fall and has foliage in rich autumnal hues.

    By Ana Markosi 1 month ago Read More
  • A white picket fence with roses growing over it

    Can You Trim A Neighbor's Landscaping From Your Yard?

    Landscaping has always been a common source of conflict among neighbors. We’ll explain what you can legally do and how to politely go about it.

    By Nevena Radulovic 1 month ago Read More
  • A beautiful garden with various plants growing in it and a straw-mulched path

    The Common Spice That'll Help Block Out Weeds When Planted In The Garden

    If this common spice grows in your climate zone, weed control can be a bit easier, as its allelopathic properties will suppress weed seedlings.

    By Aleem Ahmad 1 month ago Read More
  • A peace lily sits in a gray pot on a windowsill

    Telltale Signs You're Underwatering Your Peace Lily Plant

    Concerned about underwatering your peace lily plant? Luckily there are some signs you can look for to avoid this problem with your tropical house plant.

    By Andrea Crowley-Hughes 1 month ago Read More
  • A raised bed full of vegetables

    15 Vegetables You Can Still Plant In October For A Fall Harvest

    The days and nights may be getting cooler, but that doesn't mean it's time to put your garden to bed yet! Here are some veggies you can still plant.

    By Aleem Ahmad 1 month ago Read More
  • Black striped snake resting on a large leaf

    12 Black Snake Species That May Be Lurking In Your Garden (& Why The Difference Matters)

    There are multiple black snake species, and some of these go after rodents and other critters for food, while others will bite humans if handled.

    By Ana Markosi 1 month ago Read More
  • fallen apples on the ground under fruit trees

    The Essential Fall Task That Will Help Your Fruit Tree Survive Winter

    You might think that you can put away your gardening tools when winter comes along. But if you have a fruit tree, you'll need to prep for the cold a bit more.

    By Nancy Schaffer 1 month ago Read More
  • vases on a table

    Rustic Vases Perfect For Displaying Fall Flowers

    If you want to incorporate some autumnal design decor into your space, check out these rustic vases that are perfect for displaying fall flowers.

    By Desirée O 1 month ago Read More
  • A tree in a front yard

    The Hardy Perennial Ground Cover Plant That Can Work Perfectly Under A Tree

    Not all ground covers are created equal. This particular hardy perennial doesn't need as much sunlight and will thrive even under trees and shrubs.

    By Alisha Land 1 month ago Read More
  • woman tending to houseplants

    The Popular French Herb You Can Grow Indoors For Year-Round Flavor

    Fresh herbs are always better than store-bought, but it can be difficult to grow them outdoors year round. Good news: This French option does great in pots.

    By Megan Newton 1 month ago Read More
  • Red cardinal sitting in tree

    The Reason You Never See Cardinals In Your Yard Is Simple

    Cardinals are a welcome addition to any yard, with their beautiful red plumage and birdsong. However, you could be driving them away with one simple mistake.

    By Kathleen Shipman 1 month ago Read More
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