This plant is aromatic, but not because of its flowers; the scent is in its leaves and stems. Those hollow stems can provide a home for overwintering bees, too.
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Landscape fabric is often used under gravel driveways to block weeds, but it can make the issue worse. Try this material, which is thicker and costs nothing.
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Once popular in European gardens, this colorful wildflower was a hit with butterflies — and there’s a native version that’s ideal for your garden.
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This limited-edition blower tool from Ryobi is a lightweight option that's easy to carry around, but still powerful enough to clear out tough yard waste.
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It makes sense that these wood-eating insects would love a wood pile, but how do you get rid of them and keep them away from your garden and house?
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This idea from a 1925 Better Homes & Gardens reader is remarkably similar to DIYs you see in 2026. The DIY bird bath cost 60 cents then, or about $11.30 today.
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These flowers aren't ones you see every day, but many can be grown in a garden. Others are so rare you can only read about them, or view their beauty from afar.
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Full of lush roses, hydrangeas, hostas, and more, my "dream yard" turned out to be more trouble than it's worth. Here’s what I replaced it with.
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If you're still trying to rake weeds out of your gravel driveway, it's time to switch to a tool that's much more effective for weed removal.
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Edging can be one of the key components of your landscaping that keeps things neatly sequestered, and Costco has a great option for an even better price.
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From how often you should change the water to which products to use, if you want a safe and welcoming bird bath, follow these cleaning dos and don'ts.
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This lovely bloom offers accessible nectar for hummingbirds, which will keep them coming back to your garden. Fun fact: It's the only species in its genus.
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One simple September gardening task can save you plenty of work when spring arrives while helping prepare your flower beds and vegetable garden for winter.
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Keeping ticks away might be as simple as finding a scent that they will avoid. These citrus compound is completely natural, but deters dangerous ticks.
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Some people might think this yard feature is a sign of poor landscaping or overwatering, but it can be done intentionally to draw more bees and butterflies.
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Container plants can be fussy about water, since the soil dries out more quickly than in the ground -- that's why this summer tweak is extra important.
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Not every frying pan can withstand decades of kitchen use. Instead of simply throwing your old cookware away, you can use it to spruce up your garden.
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If you're used to purchasing DEET-based products to defend yourself against ticks, you might not have considered trying this natural oil instead.
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You may have heard of the one-third rule for hydrangeas, but it's important to know the difference between pruning plants considered old wood versus new wood.
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Providing fresh water is key to attracting birds and other wildlife to your yard and garden. This bird bath's solar option keeps water from going stagnant.
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An old instrument collecting dust can become an eye-catching home for greenery with a few simple modifications, offering plenty of room for customization.
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While you can certainly grow these vegetables in a raised bed, they have some characteristics that will either limit your yield or crop variety, even for years.
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An inviting patio area can make any yard feel warm and welcoming, and you can outfit your own on a budget with this clever cinder block DIY project.
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You don't actually have to shell out the money to buy landscape fabric for your outdoor spaces. Instead, you can save big with this option you may already have.
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From pest and weed control measures to soil blends, our master gardener reveals the places where you may be wasting your money on your garden.
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If you've got gravel garden beds you want to fill with beautiful flowers, try growing this hardy and drought-tolerant plant for colorful blooms.
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Even gardening experts like Alan Titchmarsh always have room to grow — no plant pun intended. His advice to other gardeners is also advice for himself.
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