Lying under the canopy of an oak tree, you're hit over and over. The trees aren't out to get you. Learn the theories as to why they're dropping so many acorns.
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Peace lilies make gorgeous houseplants, and if you would love to multiply your collection, you can easily propagate new plants using just a jar of water.
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Perennial catmint has many benefits for the garden: it's hardy, looks pretty, attracts pollinators, and smells nice. Know when to plant it for best success.
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Did you know that there's a distinct difference between pruning and simply deadheading when it comes to caring your tropical hibiscus shrubs?
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Keep your gravel areas weed-free by choosing the right type of gravel, prepping the area properly, and eliminating favorable conditions for weed germination.
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Don't overlook that dimly-lit area of your home when adding houseplants because there's one stunning tropical species that will love a spot there.
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If you're looking for a hardy ground cover that's also almost maintenance-free and doesn't mind a bit of foot traffic, here's one you might want to try.
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It is like the string of hearts, but it's much less temperamental. This miniature climbing plant also has a sweet scent with a heart-shaped bloom.
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The efficiency of your home and HVAC system impacts cooling costs, but you can cut them in other ways by being strategic about backyard structures.
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As fall arrives, gardeners have many opportunities to plant delicious crops. Here is one cold-hardy vegetable to consider planting ahead of the first frost.
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If you're looking to add a ground cover to your backyard garden, be sure to avoid this invasive vine known for growing up to one foot per day.
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There's an easy way to combat problematic whiteflies on your indoor houseplants without harming the plant, but you might have to reapply it.
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While the perfect timing may vary by region, this time of year has the best temperature, soil, and moisture conditions for a cherry tree to grow and thrive.
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Using mulch as a barrier to keep ticks away can be effective, but you have to use the right kind. Some types of mulch repel, while others can invite ticks.
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If you're looking for a way to invite beautiful blooms all summer and into early fall, look no further than this low-maintenance flower that self-seeds.
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Whether you're harvesting sunflower seeds for a tasty snack or saving them to plant next year, you'll need to do it properly to ensure success.
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Lilies of the valley are delicate, bell-shaped flowers with a heavenly scent. But you should think twice before bringing them into a home with children or pets.
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Protect your garden plants when outdoor temperatures dip dangerously low by using this free, household item you likely have lying around with the mail.
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As the cooler months approach, you may worry about your wildlife friends. This "beauty" of a shrub will provide plenty of food and will add a pop of color.
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This fast-growing shrub features white flowers and green leaves that turn to shades of red, yellow, and orange in the fall for a beautiful display.
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Pea gravel can be a great low-maintenance alternative to grass or budget-friendly substitute for concrete. However, it has two major downsides.
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Banish buzzing pests from your yard with a surprising grass variety that naturally repels both mosquitoes and wasps while keeping your outdoor space inviting.
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Dual-purpose privacy shrubs add greenery to your landscaping while blocking nosy neighbors. Find out which option is also incredibly hardy and low-maintenance.
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Spring and summer are peak seasons for most florals, but this popular flower will sprout quickly and provide color until the first frost in fall.
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Goatscaping has taken over as an eco-friendly and fun alternative to traditional weeding, but it might not be the best method for every space.
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Gardeners in warmer regions might be interested to know that there's one popular herb that can be planted in the fall, but it can also be grown in pots indoors.
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If your lime tree isn't producing as much fruit as you would like, it's probably not getting adequate pollination, but there is a way you can fix this.
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