Simple Tips To Keep Hawks Away From Your Bird Feeder
If you're planning on adding a bird feeder to your yard, there are a few useful tips to ensure your feathered dinner guests are kept safe from hawks.
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Reuse A Shepherd's Hook For A DIY Garden Trellis On A Budget
If you have a spare shepherd's hook, consider using it to create a plant trellis in your garden. This DIY idea is great for growing beans or peas.
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Your Hummingbird Nectar Could Be Attracting Another Garden Friend To Your Yard
Hummingbird feeders are a great way to attract feathered friends to your garden, but with the right mix, that nectar can lure other flying beauties as well.
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TikTok Is Obsessed With This Easy Solution To Muddy Areas In The Yard
Muddy paths and patches in your lawn tend to get worse the longer you leave them. Is this TikTok-inspired solution the answer? We break down the pros and cons.
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The Aggressive Hummingbird You Might Not Want To See In Your Yard
You might be a fan of hummingbirds, but you definitely should think twice about letting this aggressive red-backed bird hang out in your yard or garden.
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Do You Have To Boil Sugar Water For DIY Hummingbird Nectar?
Maybe you've considered DIYing some hummingbird nectar, but boiliing water sounds like a lot of trouble. Do you always have to boil the water?
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Sneaky Ways Ants Are Getting In Your Hummingbird Feeder (& How To Prevent It)
If ants are determined to get into your hummingbird feeder to steal that sweet nectar, here are some ways to identify and stop their intrusions.
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All The Reasons Why You Should Never Use Honey In Hummingbird Feeders
Hummingbirds are certified sugar junkies, but if you're considering adding honey to your hummingbird feeder nectar, reconsider. It could be dangerous.
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What To Consider Before Choosing The Right Tree For Your Front Yard
We spoke master arborist John Snow to get expert advice about what homeowners should know before planting a tree in their front yards.
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Try This Pool Noodle DIY To Make Beautiful Floral Decor For Outdoor Entertaining
With the help of a pool noodle, you can arrange flowers in an aesthetically pleasing way on your patio table for an affordable price and minimal setup.
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The Beautiful Backyard Design Aesthetic That Happens To Be Low-Maintenance
Are you looking for a low-maintenance yet stunning backyard design idea? This regional garden aesthetic is beautiful and super easy to care for.
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What It Means If Your Zinnia Leaves Have Rust-Like Spots On Them
Finding spots on your zinnias is never a good thing but if it's not managed, this particular fungal issue will eventually lead to the loss of all your plants.
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White Spots On Your Crepe Myrtle Tree? Here's What It Means & What To Do
White spots on your crepe myrtle tree may just look like light mold or lichen, but it may be a sign of a bigger issue that sinister and damaging.
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Here's Why This Lush Green Grass Is A Bad Choice For Your Lawn
Sometimes you look at a golf course and aspire to make your lawn as full and lush as your favorite greens, but some grasses are too demanding for home use.
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The Unexpected Way You Can Repurpose The Horsetail Weeds You Pull From Your Yard
Horsetail is a resilient weed that you may be removing from your lawn, but before you throw it away, consider reusing it in your garden for this.
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Is TikTok's Seed Soaking Trick The Key To Growing Prosperous Pomegranate Trees?
Sometimes TikTok leads us to amazing ideas and other times these videos leave out vital info. Here's what you need to know about starting pomegranate seeds.
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Common Issues You Might Face When Growing Cinnamon
Though it may seem fanciful or unusual, it's possible to grow your own cinnamon. Here are the pest and disease issues to watch out for if you do.
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How To Tell When It's Time To Harvest Lemon Cucumber Plants
Lemon cucumber plants may not be familiar to you now, but these round fruits could be the perfect addition to your garden. Here's how easy they are to harvest.
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Solar Heated Bird Baths: Important Things To Consider Before Adding One To Your Yard
Are you thinking about getting a solar-heated bird bath for your yard? Here's everything you need to consider before you go ahead and make a purchase.
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This TikTok Gardener Makes Growing Moss Look So Easy, But Does It Work?
Is moss really as easy to grow as a popular TikTok would have you believe? Learn about the conditions moss needs and how to grow moss effectively.
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This Carnivorous Fly Is A Bad Sign To See On Hummingbird Feeders
If you've spotted a certain carnivorous fly by your hummingbird feeders, it may be time to take action before they attack a tiny feathered friend.
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What Are Midge Bugs & Why Are They Attracted To Your Yard?
In warm weather, there are lots of pesky bugs to avoid. One lesser-known pest is the midge bug. Find out more about these common insects and how to avoid them.
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Fig Trees You Should Grow Indoors For A Touch Of Green In Your Space
For a major statement in your living space, try bringing a potted fig tree into the mix. Here are the fig trees that will thrive inside your house.
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Used Coffee Pods Make The Loveliest Mini Vases For Succulents
Reuse old coffee pods is by turning them into mini vases, which can hold small plants like succulents. This design hack looks great and upcycles trash, too.
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Birds Can't Get Enough Of This Sparkling Shrub's Little Black Berries
There are many ways to make your yard and garden more inviting to birds, but many species love the berries offered by this easily maintained bush.
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Modern Bird Bath Designs That'll Have Colorful Friends Flocking To Your Yard
Are you looking for a bird bath that has more features than just a water basin? Here are all the extra add-ons that will have birds flocking to your garden.
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Why You Should Consider Growing Cinnamon Indoors
Cinnamon trees boast a variety of perks, so if you're looking to add a new houseplant to the mix, here's why you should consider this fragrant option.
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