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  • a woman removing old stems and leaves in a garden

    Should You Dig Up Dead Vegetables At The End Of The Season Or Wait Until Spring?

    Digging up dead vegetables at the end of the season has its pros and cons depending on what you've planted — here's what you need to keep in mind.

    By Aleem Ahmad 2 months ago Read More
  • Squirrel on a gutter

    11 Cold Weather Pests That Sneak Into Homes & How They're Doing It

    As temperatures drop, pests seek to escape the cold. Ensure you can identify common pests and how they may enter your home to prevent them from residing there.

    By Kristeen Cherney 2 months ago Read More
  • A tidily landscaped house with lots of shrubs

    What Is The Rule Of 3 For Landscaping And Gardening? Does It Really Work?

    Creating a landscaping design that feels natural and lush can seem nearly impossible, but this simple design trick can help you get started on the right foot.

    By Kristina Hicks-Hamblin 2 months ago Read More
  • Gardener inspects conflowers (echinacea) as she prepares tham for winter.

    How To Winterize Coneflowers For Bigger, More Controlled Blooms In The Spring

    Coneflowers are a beautiful addition to any garden, but they will need some extra care this winter. This can include adding mulch and watching the water.

    By Katharine Hansen 2 months ago Read More
  • Sunflower looking head on at the camera in a sunflower garden

    The Perfect Time To Divide Sunflowers For Full, Gorgeous Blooms

    If you have done your due diligence and researched sunflowers after planting them, then you might already know to divide them, but when is the best time?

    By Jennifer M. McNeill 2 months ago Read More
  • A tired African American gardener wipes his brow in frustration.

    The Soil Mistake That's Causing Your Raised Garden Beds To Fail

    Not all soil is created equally, and sticking with one type could be hurting your plants. Discover the perfect soil mix for your raised bed.

    By Lindsay Donaldson 2 months ago Read More
  • Coffee mug sitting on cottage table outdoors

    An Easy DIY Using Mugs Will Kickstart Your Cottage Garden Decor

    Don't throw out old mugs that are chipped or no longer match your kitchen color scheme. Instead, try this simple but effective DIY that adds a touch of whimsy.

    By Amber VanWort 2 months ago Read More
  • Rain runoff creates a puddle in a lawn

    Prevent Rain Runoff With A Natural Gardening System That Really Works

    Rain runoff, which occurs when there is too much water for the ground to absorb, is extremely common despite being bad for the environment. This system helps.

    By Kristina Hicks-Hamblin 2 months ago Read More
  • Person repotting herbs in a basement or garage.

    14 Tasty Herbs That Thrive When Grown In Your Garage

    The season for growing your own herbs doesn't have to be over when frost hits. Try growing these herbs in your garage, and cook with fresh herbs all winter.

    By Christy Rae Ammons 2 months ago Read More
  • overhead view of crops growing in soil

    16 Ancient Techniques That Deserve A Place In Your Garden

    Sometimes tried and true gardening techniques take the cake. From ancient irrigation systems to natural fertilizers, these methods have stood the test of time.

    By Brandy Eaklor 2 months ago Read More
  • Homeowners inspecting a tree to decide whether to  relocate it.

    Everything You Need To Know About Transplanting The Tree In Your Yard

    Moving trees is not an easy task, but with these steps, you can help to minimize damage and ensure the process goes as smoothly as possible.

    By Katharine Hansen 2 months ago Read More
  • radishes growing in bright light

    How To Grow Radishes Indoors So You Can Enjoy Them Year-Round

    Radishes are a tasty vegetable that are popular for outdoor gardens. If you want to keep them growing all year long, there are some important rules to follow.

    By Megan Newton 2 months ago Read More
  • bucket of stored rainwater

    16 Ways To Reuse Rainwater, Air Conditioner, Or Dehumidifier Water At Home Or In The Garden

    Don't toss the water from your dehumidifier, AC, or rainwater collection system. Here are some creative ways to use it at home and in the garden.

    By Christy Rae Ammons 2 months ago Read More
  • Colorful hydrangeas in bloom.

    Keep Hydrangeas Healthy With A Simple Garden Task This Fall

    Hydrangeas aren't necessarily high-maintenance, but if you want healthy plants that produce bountiful blooms, this task is necessary to complete in the fall.

    By Ashley Ndebele 2 months ago Read More
  • Hands caring for an orchid

    The Cold Weather Trick That Triggers More Blooms From Your Container Orchid Plant

    If you are struggling to encourage your orchid houseplant to launch a new bloom, consider trying this cold weather hack to mimic its natural environment.

    By Rebecca Corey 2 months ago Read More
  • Hand holding a green watering  an above a plant in a white pot.

    How Often You Should Be Watering A Peace Lily For A Healthier Houseplant

    When it comes to peace lilies, the houseplants don't require much ... except for you to get the watering exactly right. This is how often you should add water.

    By Meg Jernigan 2 months ago Read More
  • A hummingbird spreading its wings

    The Flowering Vine You Should Prune In Winter To Attract More Hummingbirds

    With its tubular clusters and sweet nectar, hummingbirds love this flowering vine. Prune it in winter to promote growth and attract these hummers.

    By Selena Ivette Rodriguez 2 months ago Read More
  • Person picking up a hydrangea plant in a shop

    Say Goodbye To Hydrangeas, Try This Look Alike Instead

    Hydrangeas are popular flowers to grow in your garden, but this alternative will look just like the beloved flower in your garden and is easier to care for.

    By Lou Siday 2 months ago Read More
  • Man forking soil and holding up earthworm

    16 Ways To Fix Compacted Soil For A Healthier Yard Or Garden

    Compacted soil can be (literally) hard to garden in, but by being smart with how you water, aerate, plant, and amend, you can slowly fix and stop compaction.

    By Megan Brame 2 months ago Read More
  • Black and orange caterpillar crawling on twig

    What To Do If Woolly Bear Caterpillars Are Wreaking Havoc In Your Garden

    In small numbers, woolly bear caterpillars don't cause many problems in your yard. But when they begin to wreak havoc in your garden it's time to take action.

    By Ana Markosi 2 months ago Read More
  • A hummingbird perched in an evergreen tree

    The Late-Blooming Salvia Hummingbirds Flock To Every Fall

    With migration patterns shifting for hummingbirds, there’s a good chance you can attract them in the fall if you plant this stunning, nectar-rich salvia.

    By Lauren Kim 2 months ago Read More
  • A wide variety of birds eat at a feeder in winter.

    The Common Fall Yard Waste That'll Make Birds Flock To Your Feeder

    As the weather grows colder, yard waste to bag up and haul off is adding up. Save a trip (and money on bird food) by repurposing this type of fall yard waste.

    By Lindsay Donaldson 2 months ago Read More
  • Green garden with a pond, plants, flowers, and a gazebo

    The Unique Way To Visit & Learn From Inspirational Gardens In Your Area

    Turn drive-by garden peeping into official plans. Here's how to get off the internet, touch some grass, and discover the most inspirational gardens in town.

    By Alisha Land 2 months ago Read More
  • zucchini plants in the garden with zucchinis on the vines

    The Only Time You Should Ever Prune Zucchini Plants (& The Best Way To Do It)

    Zucchini is a favorite for gardeners because it's easy to grow and doesn't need to be pruned — or does it? Learn the when and how of Zucchini pruning here.

    By Alisha Land 2 months ago Read More
  • Houseplants growing in decorative pots

    Is It A Good Idea To Prune Houseplants In The Fall? Here's What We Found

    Houseplants live in different conditions than their outdoor counterparts, so tasks such as fall pruning are also different for these plants.

    By Jennifer Blair 2 months ago Read More
  • Bright pink crepe myrtle tree in the front yard of a large grey house

    Clear Signs You May Be Overwatering Your Crepe Myrtle Tree

    Crepe myrtle trees are a lovely addition to any yard or garden, but they are picky about their water needs. Overwatering can lead to discoloration and curling.

    By Alisha Land 2 months ago Read More
  • A mix of native plants grows near a wooden fence

    The Best Plants To Grow For A Biodiverse Garden

    Designing a biodiverse garden is easier than it sounds. With the proper selection of native flowers, shrubs, and trees, a healthy ecosystem is low-maintenance.

    By Kristina Hicks-Hamblin 2 months ago Read More
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