Why Blobbery Bushes Are Replacing Topiary In Laid-Back Garden Design
Perfectly square boxwoods and junipers forming spirals are too much hassle. For a laid-back garden design without too much fancy clipping, try blobbery bushes.
Read MorePerfectly square boxwoods and junipers forming spirals are too much hassle. For a laid-back garden design without too much fancy clipping, try blobbery bushes.
Read MoreA plant perfect for a pollinator garden and a privacy hedge is the best of both worlds. That's what you get with this flowering and fruit-bearing shrub.
Read MoreInstead of a cookie-cutter garden, make your space stands out from your neighbors' with this unique, DIY garden decor hack using old tea sets you never use.
Read MoreWant to boost your potted annuals and save money too? Follow the simple soil-saving solution that keeps your plants thriving and your garden flourishing!
Read MoreBefore you purchase fertilizer at the store, look to your kitchen for food scraps that can act as a natural fertilizer replacement. Here are our top picks.
Read MoreIf you have a serious latex allergy and are a plant lover, be warned! There are plants that may trigger your symptoms, including a common variety.
Read MoreMosquito-repellent plants can keep annoying insects away while adding a pretty touch to your garden. However, there are steps to take to reap these benefits.
Read MoreAre your hostas struggling in your garden? Learn the simple trick to gauge just how much sunlight they can tolerate and keep your plants healthy and vibrant.
Read MoreGravel is a common way to cover pathways, but it also allows weeds to grow. Learn about this budget-friendly way to prevent weeds from growing in gravel.
Read MoreDo you want to attract pollinators to your garden but the squirrels keep digging up all your hard work? Try this garden hack that will keep the squirrels away.
Read MoreYou buy a feeder to attract the birds only to watch the squirrels climb up the pole and eat it all. Try this one simple fix that will make all the difference.
Read MoreHydrangeas can be finicky, but if you notice a shocking lack of blooms from your bigleaf hydrangeas, you could be dealing with this common issue.
Read MoreChristmas cactus plants are commonly grown as houseplants because they love warmth and humidity. Learn how to keep them in the best shape through every season.
Read MoreThis herb is particularly aggressive and can outcompete other plants in your garden for resources. Here's how to prevent its unwanted spread.
Read MoreYour outdoor space can act as an escape from daily stress, and with these plants, you can guarantee that your time in the garden will be soothing and relaxing.
Read MoreCinder block raised beds can be easy to build and durable, but they might not be the best material choice for your garden given these downsides.
Read MorePineapple sage is a favorite for attracting pollinators, and pairing it with these flowers with similar growing needs can result in a lush, colorful garden.
Read MoreGardenias have unmatched looks and fragrance but are known to be fussy about climate conditions. The varieties in our lineup stand up well to heat and frost.
Read MoreDeadheading many flower types is necessary to encourage more blooms and create a neater look, but not every flower benefits from this process.
Read MoreCurious about composting? Learn why you may want to start adding leftover wine corks to your compost pile. There are several benefits that make it worth it.
Read MoreA lush, green lawn is the goal, but there are many issues that could stand in the way. Discover one lawn care task that could be the key to healthy grass.
Read MoreIf you're looking to transform your backyard into a relaxing oasis, this waterfall DIY will create a stunning fixture for your outdoor space.
Read MoreWant vibrant garden charm? Try this yellow flowering ground cover that thrives in sun or shade, offering excellent coverage and texture to your yard.
Read MoreThis horizontal fence barn door idea combines form and function to create an eye-catching and convenient closing mechanism for your backyard fence.
Read MoreAre squirrels causing problems in your garden, digging up bulbs and eating vegetables? Plant this bright flower as a border to help repel them.
Read MoreIt's understandable that you might feel concerned when you spot an ant hill in your garden, but it could in fact be the best thing for your outdoor space.
Read MoreCut hydrangeas are quick to wilt if not taken care of properly, and they don't behave like most other flowers. Here's how to revive them when they're wilting.
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