While people swear by many household items for fertilizer hacks, they don't always work as well as you'd think, but this unexpected item does the trick.
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You know citrus is problematic in composts, but there's another common foodstuff to avoid dropping onto the pile for fear of ruining its delicate balance.
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A fast-growing ground cover with vibrant flowers sounds like a great garden addition. However, this particular perennial is aggressive and harms native plants.
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This newer clematis variety blooms all summer long, providing pretty pink flowers that add visual interest to trees or shrubs without taking over.
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Homemade compost is a great source of cheap, nutrient-rich matter for your plants, and this freezer scrap is ideal for compost pile as it breaks down easily.
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These unique flowers, hardy in zones 4 to 8, slowly turn bright pink or purple in the spring, attracting bees and butterflies while deterring deer.
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Large potted plants can be difficult to move and even harder to reposition indoors, but one affordable solution makes the process far less frustrating.
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Keeping backyard visitors occupied doesn't always mean adding another gadget. One native plant may shift the balance while adding color and wildlife appeal.
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With golden colors that are perfect for attracting pollinators, this plant will beautify your space with glorious summer vibes, especially if planted in pots.
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These flowers have generously sized blooms with layers of fluffy petals, similar to peonies. However, they’re easy enough even for beginner gardeners to grow.
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Some invertebrates can be good for gardens, but they're not the only ones. This fascinating mammal will enrich and aerate soil and wipe out common pests.
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From adding a fountain to using the right products and gadgets, there are plenty of ways to keep mosquitoes away this summer, plus a few methods to avoid.
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Looking to add a uniquely textured touch to your yard? Egg cartons can be turned into unique pavers in a DIY that will give your yard that personalized touch.
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If your hostas are getting a little lonely, it might be time to plant them a new friend. Find some of the best options with this roundup of 15 prime picks.
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This native shrub features sweet-smelling white flowers, and unlike hydrangeas, it rarely requires watering and won’t wilt in a drought. Here’s what to know.
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As a permaculture specialist who loves tomatoes, I'd choose this companion plant over bare soil any day of the week, especially if you're worried about weeds.
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We often think of pruning that is done in winter or early spring, before new buds appear. But a light June trim on this colorful perennial can work wonders.
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Concrete walls might be the default for creating a private patio, but it doesn't mean you have to use them. Use your green thumb to get creative with screening.
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Pepper plants do not always respond well to heavy pruning, especially early in the season when strong roots and healthy stems still need to develop.
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Spotting a charcoal-like lump on the trunk of a favorite tree is going to cause any gardener distress. What you do about it depends on how severe the issue is.
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This evergreen flowering shrub keeps its leaves through winter and reblooms from spring to fall, making it a colorful hydrangea alternative.
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Want to make your marigold blooms last for even longer? Try changing up the way you fertilize them. Here's what to know about caring for marigolds.
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Pot plant stains on concrete result from minerals, tannins, or fertilizers in water. The porous surface absorbs them. Treating the problem is, thankfully, easy.
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If you need a place to store your lawn mower, but don't want the expense or hassle of buying, then this DIY pallet project may be just what you're looking for.
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Cultivating wild plants at home provides more than pretty flowers or foliage. Legumes like this drought-hardy species improve soil and feed visiting critters.
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Turf requires much less maintenance than real grass, but it doesn't last forever. Here's how long you can expect to go before needing a replacement.
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Is that new green growth a sign of a flourishing garden? Or troublesome weeds? With these easy DIY garden tags, you'll never have to question what you planted.
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