Why You Should Prune Irises In Fall For A Healthier Plant With More Blooms
Irises lose their blooms in mid summer, so you might be tempted to prune them back at this time. Experts say you should wait until fall to cut.
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Should You Trim Boxwoods In The Fall Or Wait Until Spring? Here's What We Found
Pruning boxwoods out of season can harm your shrubs by promoting tender new growth before its time. Get tips on ideal trimming conditions for dense foliage.
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The Gorgeous Heart-Shaped Perennial That Grows Fast And Thrives In Sun Or Shade
This plant creates tropical vibes with its big, heart-shaped leaves, and it quickly grows up to 10 feet tall, depending on the species. Here's what to know.
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How To Save A Tomato Plant Suffering From Septoria Leaf Spot
If Septoria leaf spot is wreaking havoc on your tomato plants, it’s not too late to save them. Here’s how to fix it and prevent future infection.
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14 Herbs That Are Perfect For Planting In The Fall For A Luscious Kitchen Garden
Flower gardens are great, but everyone who wants to improve their cooking skills really needs a kitchen garden. Here are some herbs to add in the fall.
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The Gorgeous Perennial Hummingbirds Absolutely Love
If you love hummingbirds, there's a beautiful purple perennial you can add to your garden that will produce blooms late into the season for these birds.
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How Sand Can Help Fill The Bare Patches In Your Lawn (& The Best Type To Use)
It might sound counterintuitive to sand your yard to fill in bare patches, but trust the process. The keys to success are what type you use and how dry it is.
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The Best Garden In New York City? It Might Not Be The One You're Expecting
Stroll through one of New York City’s most captivating gardens, where history, culture, and lush landscapes combine for an experience you may not expect.
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How To Choose The Healthiest Mums At The Store
Choosing the healthiest mum at the store comes down to more than picking the prettiest plant on the shelf. Here's what you should look for when you shop.
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The Secret To Successfully Growing Fruit Trees Indoors
Growing fruit trees indoors can provide a ton of flexibility, but if you want them to produce fruit, it's often necessary to assist with pollination.
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Soil Conditioner Vs. Fertilizer: How To Tell Which Is Best For Your Garden
When it comes to giving your plants their best chance to thrive, there are a lot of ways to both improve soil quality and provide essential nutrients.
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What This Year's Polar Vortex Means For Your Winter Garden
Polar vortexes can bring waves of extremely low temperatures, but they don't have to mean destruction in your garden. Here's how you should prepare.
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Persimmon Vs Apple Trees: Which Yield Better Results In Your Garden
Apples and persimmons are two of the most popular fruit trees for personal gardens, but they have quite different needs, especially in terms of cold weather.
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This Easy DIY Doubles As A Feeder And Will Have Hummingbirds Flocking To Your Yard
What's better than a hummingbird swing? A hummingbird swing with feeder attached that'll keep attracting birds. Here's how to DIY this yard feature.
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The Fast-Growing Vine That Will Add Beautiful Fall Foliage To Your Yard
If you're looking for some stunning fall color in your garden, as well as some much needed shade in the summer, there's one vine you might like to consider.
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10 Beautiful Rare Birds You'll Likely Only Find In Southern United States
Bird-watching is a hobby where most participants have a rare find bucket list. Expand your twitching repertoire with these rarely seen southern U.S. species.
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The Best Time To Prune Daylilies For Long-Lasting Blooms
Daylilies are a gorgeous, low-maintenance flower, and pruning them at the right time of year will ensure plenty of healthy blooms year after year.
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'It Took Over Everything': Gardener Reveals The One Plant They'll Never Grow Again
Some plants should come with warning labels. While not considered invasive, this vegetable cultivar shocked one gardener with its long, quick-growing vines.
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Ditch Mulch Volcanoes And Try A Better Landscaping Alternative
Not only do mulch volcanoes affect your trees' health, but they also don't benefit the local ecosystem. This landscaping alternative does, however.
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The Best Exterior Paint Colors For A Brown Roof
While it might not be as versatile as black, a brown roof offers an earthy feel to any home and these are the best exterior paint colors to pair with it.
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The Late Summer Blooming Flower That Will Attract Hummingbirds To The Garden
Extend your garden’s show with a native bloomer that begins to thrive just as others fade, bringing pollinators and vibrancy into the cooler months.
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What To Know About Reusing Old Towels As An Inexpensive Weed Barrier
Need to get those weeds in your backyard garden under control? Weed barrier is costly. Could you use what's probably in your linen closet right now instead?
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The Simple Gardening Task That Will Keep Roses Blooming In The Fall
Roses gradually reduce their blooms as the weather cools and winter approaches. Use this easy trick to get the most possible blooms from a plant through fall.
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The Best Thing To Do To Support Hummingbird Habitat During Fall Migration
Fall is hummingbird migration season. Putting on enough weight to survive their long journey is vital. Supporting them means stopping one common garden task.
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DIY A Stylish Plant Stand With A Few Affordable Repurposed Household Materials
With a common construction material, rustic crafting pieces, and some everyday DIY staples for embellishments, you can have an affordable, chic plant stand.
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What It Means When Tiny Holes Appear On Trees (And What To Do Next)
If you're seeing lots of tiny holes on your tree's bark, you could be dealing with a major pest infestation. Find out which one before treating it.
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Can You Safely Fertilize Sunflowers With Used Coffee Grounds, Or Is It Best To Skip?
Used coffee grounds have been touted as a fertilizer hack, but is this method safe to use on your sunflowers? Here’s what gardeners should know.
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