A Budget-Friendly TikTok Garden Path Idea To Try In Your Yard
A practical garden path idea inspired by TikTok uses simple supplies to create a rustic, affordable walkway that blends function with natural charm.
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Yes, You Can Propagate Your Fig Tree In October. Here's How
October can be the perfect time to propagate your fig tree because the cuttings will have time to develop roots before the winter dormancy period.
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14 Infused Water Fertilizers Proven To Naturally Improve Soil
From breakfast scraps to pasta water, these easy homemade DIY solutions nourish your plants and soil without relying on synthetic fertilizers.
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Cut Back Blackberry Lily In The Fall For A Stronger, Less Invasive Plant
With orange blooms and berry-like seed pods, the blackberry lily can be stunning in your yard. Learn how to prune it so the plant doesn’t overspread.
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18 Of The Best Perennials You Can Still Plant In November
Planting in the fall can set your garden up for spring success. From bold peonies to earthy stonecrop, there's a range of perennials you can plant in November.
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The Two Spiders You Absolutely Do Not Want To Find In Your Garden Or Yard
Spiders can be an unpleasant sight, but these two potentially dangerous species can really cause problems if they're in abundance or linger where you garden.
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The Most Effective Way To Get Rid Of Grass In Your Flower Beds (It's So Simple!)
Creating new flower beds in your yard can feel daunting, but getting rid of the grass to make way for the beds is easy with a common gardening tool.
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The One Colorful Flower You Should Plant In October To Brighten Your Small Patio
To brighten your patio at the end of summer, look toward colorful fall flowers known for withstanding cooler weather conditions that you can plant in containers.
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Repel Stink Bugs Naturally From Your Yard Using This Popular Solution
If stink bugs commonly feed on your yard plants in the spring and summer, before seeking winter shelter in your home. Use this popular solution to deter them.
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12 Of The Best Vegetables To Grow In October For A Winter Harvest
Before frost settles in for good and freezes the soil in your garden beds, try planting these 12 vegetables known for their bountiful winter harvests.
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18 Flowers That Grow Beautifully Indoors During Winter
Add vibrancy to your home all throughout winter by choosing houseplants that flower during the colder months; here are 18 varieties to enjoy.
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Tips To Keep Stink Bugs Away From Your Citrus Tree
Stink bugs love citrus trees and attack the fruits with gusto, leaving them inedible. Follow these tips to deter and remove the pests from your citrus.
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Winter-Proofing Your Hydrangeas? Avoid These Mistakes At All Costs
If you want large hydrangea blooms in the spring, start making winter plans now. Fall pruning and fertilizing may seem like a good idea, but it's not.
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15 Perennial Plants That Grow Well In Gravel Landscapes
Gravel gardens are low-maintenance and water-wise, making them a popular choice. But it's important to plant perennials that can tolerate drier conditions.
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Why Your Lawn Mower Is Smoking (And How To Fix It)
Lawn mowers will smoke sometimes, and the cause is usually something benign you can fix on your own. Take note of the color of the smoke to diagnose the issue.
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You're Probably Overwatering Fall Asters - Here's How Much Water They Actually Need
Asters are a beautiful perennial that add a pop of color to your garden in fall -- as long as you don't hinder their blooming potential with too much water.
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22 Beautiful Flowers That Can Grow Under Trees With Even The Thickest Roots
Finding plants that can survive in shallow soil can be tricky, so we've rounded up 22 of them that don't mind the shade and soil underneath trees.
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The Tree You Should Avoid Planting To Prevent Lanternflies From Invading Your Yard
A certain fast-growing tree might be turning your yard into a haven for lanternflies. Its presence could be the reason infestations keep spreading nearby.
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How To Divide Perennial Verbena In Fall To Give Yourself More Plants For Free
Certain seasonal steps can help refresh perennials, strengthen roots, and prepare outdoor beds to flourish, adding life and color to your garden next spring.
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10 Annual Flowers You Can Still Plant In October For Colorful Garden Beds
You don't have to mourn the loss of flowers in your garden over the fall and winter. These annuals can brighten your outdoor space during the cooler months.
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Ensure Any Tree In Your Yard Has The Water It Needs With One Easy Method
A simple but overlooked method can keep your trees thriving even through dry spells, helping water reach exactly where it matters most for lasting growth.
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Simple 2 Ingredient Fertilizers For Healthy Plants And Soil
You may have lots of fertilizer ingredients hanging around your house without even knowing it. Combine these ingredients to give your plants a boost.
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Give Garden Soil A Boost With A Lesser-Known Nutrient
Boost your garden's health with this underrated nutrient that's rich in magnesium and iron, helping to improve the pH and structure of your soil.
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14 Steps To Do In October To Winterize Your Fruit Trees
The colder months mean dormancy for most fruit trees, but with these steps, you can prepare them for cold snaps so they can bounce back in spring.
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A Must-Try Trick For Keeping Squirrels Away From Your Freshly Planted Fall Bulbs
There are many reasons bulbs won't make it to spring, including pesky squirrels that dig them up in the fall. Keep them away with this landscaping material.
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The Spotty Disease To Watch Out For That Can Destroy The Harvest Of Your Apple Tree
If you see velvety green spots on your apples or leaves, it's a sign your fruit tree has been affected by a disease that can severely diminish your yield.
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How To Propagate Sweet Potatoes Indoors So You Can Enjoy Them Year-Round
You can grow sweet potatoes year-round indoors or, in warm areas, outdoors. First, though, you need to sprout the tubers so you can harvest and root the slips.
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