How And When To Deadhead Tulips
In order to grow beautiful tulips every year, it's important to master the art of deadheading. Here is when and how the process should be done.
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Why Is Your Peony Not Flowering? Here's The Most Common Reason
If you've planted peonies and they aren't blooming, it may be because you planted them too deep in the soil. Here's the correct depth, and other peony tips.
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How To Prune Your Blueberry Bush Like A Pro
Pruning a blueberry bush is important to ensure it stays healthy and continues to produce fruit every year. Here's when and how it should be done.
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Everything You Need To Know To Plant Bare Root Roses
Planting bare root roses gives you some more flexibility when it comes to planting and planning your garden. Here's what you need to know to do it successfully.
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Companion Plants That Will Thrive Alongside Watermelons In The Garden
Grow large, healthy watermelons by introducing companion plants near them. Doing so can repel pests and attract pollinators. Here are a few to consider.
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How To Keep Cucumber Beetles Out Of Your Garden
Cucumber beetles can harm - and eventually kill - cucurbit plants like melons, pumpkins, and cucumbers. Here's how you can keep them out of your garden.
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Where To Plant Blueberry Bushes For The Ultimate Summer Harvest
Sure, it's important to know how to take care of your blueberry bushes if you want a bountiful harvest. But first, you need to know where to plant them.
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Mistakes You're Making When Growing Zucchini Plants
Under the right conditions, it shouldn't be too difficult to grow zucchini in your garden. That being said, avoid making these mistakes when doing so.
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Keep Deer Out Of Your Garden With This DIY Milk Spray
Seeing deer in a backyard garden is a wonder; that is, until you realize your garden is on the menu for lunch. Next time, steer them away with a bit of milk.
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The Nest You'll Need In Your Garden To Keep Wasps Out All Summer Long
You can go all out to be rid of wasps by hiring an exterminator or resorting to insecticide. Or you can take the low-harm route with fake nests.
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How To Attract Mourning Doves To Your Yard
To attract mourning doves to your yard, you need the right kind of feeder, filled with thier preferred types of food. Here's how to attract mourning doves.
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The IKEA Hack That Will Give You The Most Stylish Potting Bench
A place to store your garden tools is essential, and IKEA furniture is a perfect start. This IKEA hack will inspire you to create a stylish potting bench.
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The Best Type Of Compost To Keep Your Yard's Trees Healthy
No compost is the same, which is why you'll want to use the right one for your trees. Find out how various composts differ and what works best for you.
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The Best Time To Fertilize Your Blueberry Plants
If you don't fertilize blueberries on time, you can deter their growth. But with good care, you'll have flowers in the spring and fresh berries every summer.
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Why To Avoid Cleaning Rubber With Vinegar
The very thing that makes vinegar great for cutting through grease and tackling stubborn stains is what makes it harmful to rubber.
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How You Can Start Growing Hybrid Plants In Your Own Garden
If you're looking for a new gardening challenge, growing your own hybrid plants might just be the way to go - and it's not as complicated as you might think.
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The Amazingly Easy Hack That'll Ensure You Never Miss A Spot When Fertilizing Your Lawn
A streaky fertilizing job is an eyesore when some spots are bright and lush while others are pale. Avoid this with a hack that will ensure an even spread.
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Planting Too Close To Your Home Could Become A Gateway For Pests To Come Indoors
Don't roll out the welcome mat for all those pesky critters to come inside your home. Here's what to know about where to plant your outdoor greenery.
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The Leftover Container Hack That Makes Spreading Grass Seed A Breeze
Don't throw out those containers with holes that you get your strawberries in. They can be repurposed as a great low-cost method to spread grass seed.
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How To Salvage Your Sunburnt Plants
If your plants have suffered from a bit of overexposure to the sun with scorched leaves, don't panic. Here's how to get them back on the right track.
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Why Flagstone Is The Best Material To Use For Outdoor Patios
There are many options when it comes to choosing a material for your outdoor patio. Here's why you should consider using flagstone for your patio.
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The Maximalist Tile Backsplash Jonathan Scott Has In His Backyard
For Jonathan Scott and Zooey Deschanel, designing their outdoor kitchen was a priority and their choice of backsplash had to be not only stylish but functional.
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Should You Try Watering Your Plants With Milk? Here's What To Know
Found an expired milk carton in the fridge? Don't toss it out! You can use milk to take care of your plants – but only use it in moderation.
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How To Revive An Overwatered Fern Plant
One of the more challenging parts of houseplant care is watering. What should you do if you overwater your favorite fern? We've got all the pointers.
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How To Use A Sage Bundle To Keep Bugs Away
Using a sage bundle to protect yourself and your garden against unwanted bugs is a great alternative to chemical sprays and products. Here's how to use it.
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Use Baking Soda On Your Bath Mats For A Truly Clean Smell
Relaxing in the bathroom is difficult when your bathmats emit a strong odor. One quick fix to eliminating that mildewy smell is baking soda. Here's how.
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Flowers That Even The Worst Gardeners Can Handle
There are some flowers that are just more easy-going than others and can withstand a variety of planting conditions and wide-ranging gardener expertise.
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