Hydrangeas are a first stop for anyone wanting a colorful garden, but they're too big for small yards. Swap them out for a native shrub with abundant blooms.
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Don't throw out that old Bundt pan - with a little touching up, it can be used to create a bird bath that can attract more feathered visitors to your yard.
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Bring a little extra greenery to your driveway with this edging idea, featuring a lovely and unique plant that’s hardy from zones 3 to 8.
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Since traditional nursery pots aren't biodegradable or porous, you might want to consider swapping them for this natural alternative with plenty of benefits.
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Gophers are plant eaters, and they’re not picky, so a wide range of garden favorites can be at risk — but these 17 plants are among the safest bets.
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Whether you're a beginner or a connoisseur of rhododendrons, there's surely something you can learn from "The Rhododendron King" and his impressive nursery.
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If you're planting tomatoes this summer, there's no need to spend money on store-bought tomato cages. Try this easy DIY alternative for plant support.
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If your old nursery pot is a bit of an eyesore, you can turn it into a sight for sore eyes. Use these cheap materials to give it a colorful makeover.
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June is the perfect time to get out in the garden and prune those tomato plants! Here's how pruning can ensure a larger harvest and keep your plants healthy.
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Traditional driveway edging materials are not the only option for adding definition and curb appeal, especially if you prefer a softer landscape look.
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A lawn mower's performance often depends on small components, like spark plugs, that are easy to overlook until problems start showing up in the yard.
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A natural privacy solution can do far more than block a view, adding seasonal beauty, pollinator support, and even a fresh harvest to your yard.
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One tricky aspect of raised bed gardening, aside from the cost, is weed management. This cheaper alternative solves that problem entirely.
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The life of a plastic nursery pot extends well beyond its time in the garden center. With nothing more than a trowel, they become a way to keep plants hydrated.
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Looking to plant ground cover in your yard? This spring-flowering vine is an excellent alternative to the often lovely, but invasive, English ivy.
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Traditional bird baths are not the only way to attract feathered visitors, especially when one backyard feature offers extra charm after sunset.
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Do you use wood on your barbecue grill and skip the gas or starter fluid? If yes, scrape out the ashes after a cookout and save them for use in your garden.
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You can attract more birds to your yard with a DIY bird feeder using something you probably already have at home but never thought to use: garden shovels.
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If you've run out of engine oil for your lawn mower, here's what to know if you're considering using car oil instead and whether it's a good idea.
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There are several companions for strawberries that help repel pests or provide other benefits. This perennial works well with strawberries for many reasons.
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Although the white flowers add curb appeal, this perennial is an aggressive grower with deep roots that can cause ecological harm to your local plant life.
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If you're looking for an edible plant that doubles as an ornamental one in your garden raised beds, this unique purple cabbage cousin is the perfect choice.
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Elevate your patio with the cutest DIY decor, which is also beginner-friendly and made from old nursery pots plus a few simple Dollar Tree materials.
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Hummingbirds are more likely to visit your garden if you give them a place to bathe, and this nifty DIY idea will help keep birds refreshed and happy.
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As cute as deer can be, they have a frustrating tendency to snack on our beloved gardens. Keep them away by planting this pollinator favorite.
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You may be buying and using fertilizer unnecessarily. Here's why fertilizer shouldn't be a go-to band-aid fix for your garden and what you should use instead.
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Many accessories from the '60s that we don't use in homes today end up in thrift stores. Use one such outdated product to create a bird bath for your backyard.
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