How Low Should You Cut Your Grass Before Winter?
When the temperature falls, our lawn care routines tend to become a bit lax. If you do anything before winter, cut your lawn to this height.
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The Fuzzy Pollinator Magnet Shrub That'll Tempt Hummingbirds To Your Backyard
Is it even possible to have too many plants that attract hummingbirds to your yard? We think not! If you live in a warm climate, here's another option.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Dealing With Pesky Goosegrass
If you have ever had goosegrass in your lawn, you know how hard it can be to get rid of. Avoid these common mistakes for the best chance of eliminating it.
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How To Identify A Golden Silk Orb Weaver Spider In Your Yard
Learn how to identify the golden silk orb weaver spider in your yard. Discover key characteristics to recognize this fascinating arachnid in your outdoor space.
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13 Unexpected Ways To Repurpose Olive Oil Bottles In Your Home And Garden
Instead of throwing away the glass bottles that your olive oil comes in, discover some creative ways to repurpose these containers around your home and garden.
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Native Vs Invasive Bluebell Flowers: Here's How To Tell The Difference
Bluebells have a distinct beauty that many gardeners love, but you'll need to make sure you don't plant an invasive variety. Here's how to tell the difference.
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Use Fallen Leaves To Give Garden Soil An Extra Boost. Here's How
As the leaves fall from the tree, instead of raking, bagging, and disposing of them, why not keep them to use for your garden? Here's how to do it.
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Flower Bulbs To Plant Alongside Muscari In The Fall
Muscari, more commonly known as grape hyacinth may be invasive in some areas, but in others they make beautiful companions for common spring bulbs.
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Perennial Seeds You Can Sow After A Hard Frost For A Blooming Spring Garden
You may think that spring is the only time to plant seeds for gorgeous flowers, but some perennials need an extra step in the planting process.
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The Best Fertilizers To Use When Overseeding Your Backyard (& Which To Avoid)
Fertilizers can help you achieve your dreams of a thick, beautiful lawn, but it's important to choose the right kind, especially when overseeding.
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Pros And Cons Of Growing Berries In Your Garden, And Which Are Easiest To Grow
Berries aren't only tasty, many species are exceptionally easy to grow with very little maintenance required, but there are a few pros and cons.
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TikTok Tests Which Kitchen Scraps Are The Best Compost For Growing Tomatoes
If you want to grow a healthy, large crop of tomatoes, check out this TikTok experiment that tested which kitchen scraps serve as the best compost.
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Save Dried Hydrangea Flowers For Stunning Indoor Decor This Fall
Deadheading your dried hydrangea flowers at the end of the season can feel like a waste. Instead, save them for this stunning fall DIY that brings them indoors.
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The Sweet-Sounding Flowering Ground Cover That Thrives Under Shady Trees
It can be hard to grow plants in shady conditions, such as beneath trees. However, this one sweet-sounding flowering ground cover will thrive in the shade.
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Guelder Roses Are Beautiful But Think Twice Before Planting Them To Attract Birds
Guelder roses have bright red berries that will certainly attract birds to your yard, but this is one shrub that you'll want to avoid. Here's why.
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Helpful Tips For A Growing A Thriving Thanksgiving Cactus
Thanksgiving cactus is a pretty low-maintenance plant. In fact, it often does better with a bit of negligence, but there are some ways you can help it thrive.
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The One Type Of Bamboo You Should Never Plant For Privacy
Bamboo can make a great living fence for privacy from the neighbors, but be careful about which type of bamboo you plant in your yard. Here's why.
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Why You Should Save Your Leaves Now For Your Spring Garden
Rather than letting fall leaves break down on your porch or in your yard, saving them now can give you a beautiful spring garden. Here's how.
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How To Keep Wild Rose Bushes From Spreading Like Weeds In Your Yard
If you have wild rose bushes growing on your property, you may have noticed how invasive they are and how aggressively they spread. Here's how to control them.
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Grow Green Beans All Year-Round With These Indoor Gardening Tips
Green beans are generally considered an outdoor crop, but there are some steps you can take to harvest and enjoy these tasty veggies a year-round.
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Show-Stopping Pink Trees To Add To Your Yard That Birds Love To Visit
If you're hoping to invite birds to your yard, these pink blooming trees may be the answer. Encourage avian visitors with these stunning, colorful blooms.
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Provide A Bird Nest Haven With A Beautiful Golden Tree
Create a nesting haven in your yard with a stunning golden tree. Learn how to care for this tree and how it attracts and provides a welcoming habitat for birds.
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Why Gravel May Ruin Your Sustainable Garden (And Better Options To Consider)
If sustainability is one of your main concerns with your garden, here's why you should avoid using gravel for pathways and what you can use instead.
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Should You Treat A Cedar Planter Box Before Using It In The Garden?
Cedar wood makes beautiful planter boxes that you'll want to keep forever, but is it best to apply a treatment to them so they'll last longer?
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Chinese Raspberry Is The Heat-Tolerant Ground Cover That Provides Lush Foliage
It can be hard to find a ground cover that checks all the boxes. Enter Chinese raspberry: A heat-tolerant option with lush, abundant foliage.
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Does This Simple Hack Really Get Rid Of Snails Humanely?
If you want to keep snails from getting into your garden and harming your plants, here's a useful trick that some people swear by. But does it actually work?
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Plants You Should And Shouldn't Plant Near Gardenias In The Garden
Gardenias are a timeless favorite for many gardeners, but they are also quite finicky. Here are the plants you can and can't harmoniously pair with them.
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