The Hearty Vine That Cascades Beautifully In Long Flower Boxes
Elevate your long flower boxes with this beautiful, cascading vine that is easy to grow, low-maintenance, and comes in several varieties and colors.
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Why You Should Mix Small Seeds With Sand Before Sowing
Teeny tiny seeds are difficult to plant evenly, because they are both difficult to handle and because they tend to get displaced. Here's a tip to help.
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Fight Lawn Fungus With A Trusted Natural Solution
Brown patches on your lawn might be the result of a fungal disease. But if you're hesitant to use a chemical fungicide, try this natural treatment instead.
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Tips To Protect Hummingbirds From Praying Mantises Lurking On Feeders
Did you know praying mantises occasionally catch and eat hummingbirds? Learn what to do if you run into this issue and how to protect your hummingbird feeder.
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Repurpose A Baby Formula Can Into A Gorgeous Raised Flower Pot
Rather than disposing of your empty baby formula can consider upcycling it to create a stunning raised flower pot to house and display your fake or real plants.
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The Dandelion Look-Alike That Should Be Removed From Your Lawn Immediately
Don't just assume any flowering yellow weeds in your lawn are dandelions, as they can often be this look-alike plant that's actually far more detrimental.
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Why Flower Farmers Might Want To Think Twice Before Growing Tulips
Although tulips are gorgeous flowers that bloom in various shades, there are a few reasons why flower farmers should think twice before growing them.
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TikTok's Trick For An Easy Application Of Diatomaceous Earth (& Should You Try It?)
Looking for an easy and affordable way to spread diatomaceous earth? Look no further than this incredible TikTok hack that will simplify the process.
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Tips To Prevent And Kill Pigweed In Your Lawn
Pigweed, sometimes known as amaranth, can cause trouble in all kinds of places. Follow our tips to prevent and eliminate this tricky garden weed.
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Prevent Grass From Growing In Flower Beds With A Beautiful Garden Solution
Keep grass out of flowerbeds by planting groundcovers. Learn why groundcovers are a great solution for weed control, and find out about recommended varieties.
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One Reason Your Crepe Myrtle Tree Isn't Flowering (& Tips To Fix It)
We love crepe myrtles for their ability to provide stunning blooms from summer to fall, but if your trees aren't performing as they should, this may be why.
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Beautiful Varieties Of Blazing Star That Hummingbirds Will Love In Your Garden
Hummingbirds are attracted to the blazing star for its delicious and sweet nectar. Plant these varieties of blazing star to see more hummers in your yard.
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12 Easy Vegetable Seeds To Grow To Add Flavor To Your Garden
If you're interested in growing an edible garden, there are luckily 12 easy-to-grow vegetable seeds to choose from if you're new to gardening.
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The Harmful Method For Attracting Hummingbirds That You Need To Avoid
There are many ways to attract hummingbirds to your yard, whether with feeders or plenty of nectar-rich flowers. This way, however, can be harmful.
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The Unusual Yet Gorgeous Flower You'll Want To Grow In A Container. Here's Why
To give your garden that something special, try this unique flower that grows best in a container. Read on to find out how to care for this unusual plant.
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How To Choose The Best Fertilizer To Use On Your Young Seedlings
If you've wondered whether you can fertilize young seedlings, you can. But it's important that you use the correct kind of fertilizer at the right times.
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The Fragrant Plant That Can Help Stop Weeds From Taking Over Your Garden
This surprising but beautiful plant can grow and spread several feet across your garden to help avoid having to pull up weeds in the future.
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10 Beautiful Flowers To Plant In Late Summer For Gorgeous Fall Blooms
Hoping to have a colorful garden this fall? Luckily, there are several types of flowers you can plant in late summer to enjoy during autumn.
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You Should Be Worried If You See This Weed Growing Near Your Crops
No gardener or farmer wants to see large, aggressive weeds trying to kill their crops. If you notice this one, these are the proper steps to get rid of it.
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Add Year-Round Color To Your Garden With A Grassy Plant Named After Chocolate
Flowers aren't the only way to add color to your garden - you can also do it with this grass-like plant that's named after everyone's favorite dessert.
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Prep For Gardening Season With This Seed-Saving Coffee Filter Trick
There are many ways to save seeds, but the most budget-friendly may already be in your kitchen. With a few basic supplies, you can easily store seeds
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How To Decide Which Fungicide Is Best For Your Lawn Care Needs
When your lawn becomes diseased with fungus, you may need to apply a fungicide. We spoke to a lawn care expert to learn how to choose the appropriate one.
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15 Unexpected Ways To Repurpose Empty Soda Cans In Your Home & Garden
Empty soda cans are among the easiest items to recycle, but did you know they are just as simple to reuse? Here are 15 ways you can use cans for DIY projects.
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Hide And Store A Garden Hose With This Stylish Backyard Flower Pot Hack
Nobody wants to trip over a tangled garden hose, so this hack helps you keep your yard in order and hide your garden hose using a flower pot.
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The Crucial Midsummer Lawn Mowing Tip That Will Help Keep Your Grass Healthy
As midsummer rolls around and temperatures are at their peak, your lawn may show signs of struggle. Luckily, this lawn mower tip will help keep it healthy.
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Why Joanna Gaines' Whimsical Backyard Shed Idea Is Perfect For Flower Gardeners
If you have a flower garden you don't want to die off and go away once the season ends, check out Joanna Gaines' genius idea to stylishly preserve your blooms.
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How To Repurpose Wood Chips That Have Started To Get Moldy
If you've got moldy wood chips in your yard, you might think it's time to get new ones and start over from scratch. Not so fast. You can repurpose them instead.
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