The Flowering Ground Cover That Adds More Color To Your Spring Garden
By combining these two types of plants, you can ensure the perfect flowering ground cover for your luscious spring garden.
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DIY An Inexpensive Garden Path Using Repurposed Glass Jars
Collect your materials from the recycling bin and give new life to glass jars and containers, delineating a garden path in place of bricks or edging stones.
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Don't Make The Mistake Of Planting Your Cucumbers In The Wrong Spot
For the best cucumber crop, it's important you pick the proper planting spot, not to mention avoid pairing it with bad companion plants.
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Can You Apply Pre-Emergent Weed Spray To Gravel?
Pre-emergent weed spray is part of a broad approach to tackling weeds, but can you use it on gravel and similar landscapes? Here's what you need to know.
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The Gorgeous Flowering Shrub That Will Make Your Garden Smell Like Fresh Fruit
Shrubs can add so much to a garden, be it privacy, a wind buffer, or color. But this flowering shrub also offers the delightful smell of fresh fruit.
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The Easy-To-Grow Garden Vegetable That Protects Tomatoes From Garden Villains
Growing your own tomatoes is rewarding, but we aren't the only ones who find them delicious. Try planting this easy garden vegetable with them to deter pests.
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15 Flower And Plant Combinations To Create A Dynamic Container Garden
For a truly stunning container garden, try one of these 15 flower and plant combos to bring the holy trinity of thriller, filler, and spiller beauty.
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Get A Jump Start On Gardening With A DIY Seedling Tray On A Dollar Tree Budget
If it's still too cold to sow your favorite seeds outside, this DIY Dollar Tree seedling tray costs just a few dollars to start your garden indoors.
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You May Want To Think Twice Before Planting One Common Herb In Your Garden
This plant may add a flavorful punch to your meals, but it doesn't always work as an addition to your garden. Here's what it is and when to avoid growing it.
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Skipping One Crucial Step When Laying Mulch Could Cause Your Garden To Suffer
Before you add new mulch over an existing layer, complete one crucial step so your plants thrive. Discover what the step is and why it's so important.
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Citronella Companion Plants For A Pest-Free Yard And Garden
While citronella is one of the most well-known plants with pest-repelling abilities, it isn't the only one. For extra protection, plant these companions, too.
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The Insect-Eating Bird You'll Want To Attract To Your Garden
By installing the right features in your yard, you can create an inviting home for these birds that, in turn, will keep your garden free from pesky bugs.
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10 Backyard Upgrades That Are Worth The Extra Cost
Backyard updates aren't cheap, so it's difficult to decide which project will bring you the most bang for your buck. Our experts weigh in on what to consider.
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Tape A Spoon To Your Watering Can To Completely Upgrade Your Garden Chores
If you're frustrated with how your watering can pours, give it a simple, easy upgrade - all you need is a spoon! Here's how to try out this simple hack.
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How To Create A Single Color Garden That's Interesting And Beautiful
You only need one color to create a beautiful garden. Just don't forget about these other design elements so your outdoor space is also dynamic and lively.
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How To Spot And Treat These Common Problems With Indoor Jade Plants
Jade plants are overall low-maintenance, but they can still have issues. From mushy stems to spotted leaves, here are common problems and how to treat them.
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Benefits Of Using Lavender As An Alternative Hedge Option
Using lavender as an alternative hedge doesn't require costly landscaping. Instead, embrace its beauty and fragrance while enjoying its low maintenance needs.
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The First Birds You'll See In Your Yard This Spring
As dreary winter weather loses its grip and spring makes its appearance, these are the birds you're likely to see (and hear) first in your yard.
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10 Low-Maintenance Ways To Landscape A Front Yard For Added Curb Appeal
If you want to increase your curb appeal without a lot of work, check out some low-maintenance landscaping ideas to improve the look of your front yard.
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Beginner Tips For Choosing The Right Type Of Orchid To Grow And Care For
Orchids have a reputation for being challenging to grow and care for, but here are some beginner tips for choosing the right type of orchid for optimal success.
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Why You Shouldn't Skimp On The Soil When Filling A Raised Garden Bed
Raised garden beds can be expensive to fill full of soil, so it's tempting to bulk them out with a cheaper solution. Here's why that's a mistake you'll regret.
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Rotting Fence Post Stuck In The Ground? Tips On How To Get It Out
Rotting wood fence posts set in concrete can be a pain to remove, but with the help of a high-powered tool, you can make the job much simpler.
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Turn Simple Filler Flowers Into Your New Favorite Spring Wreath
Spring wreaths are a beautiful addition to any space in or outside of your home. Consider making one yourself using simple filler flowers. Here's how.
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What Size Grow Bag Should You Use For Tomatoes (And Other Key Tips)
Tomatoes can thrive in grow bags, but not if you use the wrong sized bag. This is the size of grow bag you should look for, plus additional tips.
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10 Common Issues You Should Know About Before Growing Basil
Growing your own basil lets you always have the fragrant herb on hand. But before you embark on your basil-growing journey, get to know these common problems.
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Is Lawn Care Service Worth The Money In The Long Run?
Curious if a lawn care service is worth it? Discover the long-term benefits and cost-effectiveness of hiring professionals over DIY to maintain your lawn.
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The Beautiful Flower To Grow With Cosmos In Border Gardens
Some plants are just natural partners in the garden. There are several good companions for cosmos, but this dynamic bloom really stands out in a border.
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