Why Do People Add Coffee Grounds When Growing Rhododendrons & Should You Try It?
Coffee grounds are a useful and economical soil amendment for home gardeners, but this is why are people adding it to rhododendron shrubs. Should you try it?
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Tips For Transplanting Fruit Trees In Late Summer, From Our Orchardist
We follow planting rules as often as we can, but sometimes, it's not feasible. If you need to transplant fruit trees before fall, here's our tips for doing so.
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Reuse An Old Spice Rack To Beautifully Hang Plants & Flowers On Your Wall
Want to display plants in your home but don't have much space? Try out this genius spice rack trick that will allow you to hang plants and flowers on a wall.
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The Plant Some Gardeners Grow To Deter Spiders Naturally & Does It Actually Work?
Many gardeners believe that growing this specific plant will help repel spiders from your home or yard. But does it work, and should you try growing one too?
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Phorid Flies Vs Fruit Flies: Which Are Worse & Tips To Get Rid Of Them
Most flies have the same qualities. Yet, phorid flies and fruit flies are even harder to tell apart. Here's what our entomologist suggests to get rid of both.
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Tips For Growing The Gorgeous Gloxinia Flower Indoors
If you don't live in a tropical area, you can grow the gorgeous gloxinia flower indoors as a houseplant. These tricks and tips could give it even more blooms.
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17 Ways To Grow Delicious Tomatoes Without A Backyard
Don't let your limited space keep you from growing tomatoes. Even those who don't have a backyard can grow delicious produce with these 17 unique ideas.
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The Planting Technique That Helps Calla Lily Blooms Last For Months
Learn the planting technique that will keep your calla lily blooms vibrant for months. Discover other tips for nurturing beautiful blooms both indoors and out.
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Tips To Deal With An Overwatered Veggie Garden After A Rainy Day
You may have no control over the amount of rain mother nature sends you, but there are some steps you can take to prevent damage to your vegetables.
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The Popular Herb You Should Consider Planting Near Your Lemon Tree In The Garden
If you want your lemon tree to thrive and produce as many juicy, big fruits as possible, there's a companion plant (and popular herb) you may want to consider.
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One Quick Addition Will Help You Control Bad Odors In Your Compost Bin
If your compost bin has seen (or smelled) better days, get rid of bad odors with this one quick and easy addition that composting beginners can forget.
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Reuse An Aluminum Pan To DIY A Simple Bird Feeder For Your Yard
We love a simple, budget-friendly DIY, and this one will have birds flocking to your yard with a bird feeder crafted out of an aluminum pie pan.
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How To Grow Sweet, Seedless Grapes In Your Backyard
When you think of a grape vineyard, you likely imagine a huge winery production. But you can grow regular, seedless table grapes right in your own backyard.
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Ryobi Vs Milwaukee Weed Whackers: How To Decide Which Is Best For Your Lawn
If you need a new weed whacker to get rid of the annoying overgrowth in your lawn, consider these two power tools from Ryobi and Milwaukee as viable options.
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Simple Ways To Water Your Aloe Vera For Lush Growth
It's easy to care for an aloe vera plant, but the watering has to be just right to keep it healthy. Luckily, there are simple ways to water this succulent.
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Make The Perfect Mini Succulent Garden With Your Old Egg Cartons
Your leftover egg cartons can be transformed into a mini succulent garden with this easy DIY that gives these plants a home you can put indoors and outdoors.
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Does Lemon Oil Kill Creeping Charlie Weeds (And Should You Try It?)
If you have creeping Charlie in your yard, you know how fast it can grow. Discover if lemon oil could be an effective natural solution for killing these weeds.
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Should You Remove Yellow Garden Spiders Once You've Identified Them?
Yellow garden spiders are brightly colored, weaving large webs that may send shivers down your spine. But are they poisonous, and should you get rid of them?
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The Essential Role Of Hydrogen Peroxide In Hydroponic Gardening
You may already know that you can use hydrogen peroxide in the garden, but it plays an especially essential role if you're growing hydroponic plants.
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8 Natural Ingredients That Provide Your Lawn With The Nutrients It Needs (& 1 To Avoid)
Lush lawn is the hallmark of a carefully tended yard, and you don't need chemicals to get there. Used right, these natural fertilizers can transform your turf.
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The Benefits Of Growing A Dancing Lady Orchid Indoors
A dancing lady orchid is considered an especially lovely houseplant, but there are more benefits to growing one inside your house than you might imagine.
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Cover Ugly Tree Roots With An Easy-To-Grow Landscaping Stunner
Mondo grass isn't a true grass, but it will truly grow well in the shade of a large tree to help cover exposed roots. Consider this plant for shady spots.
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Are Pencil Shavings The Unexpected Secret Weapon For A Thriving Garden?
Perhaps you've heard that pencil shavings can be added to the compost pile or used to repel pests from plants. Discover if these claims are true or not.
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TikTok Is In Love With This Easy-To-Grow Plant (And All Of Its Benefits)
Thanks to TikTok, the most iconic plant of many of our childhoods' is having a major comeback. Try raising this beginner-friendly plant with countless benefits.
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You're Attracting Chiggers To Your Yard With This Common Landscaping Mistake
Chiggers may be among the most annoying pests in your yard, and if you've ever encountered a patch of them, you won't forget it. Here's how to avoid that.
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Why You Should Welcome These Two Species Of Snakes In Your Garden
Snakes may give you the heebie-jeebies, but if you can stand to share your garden space with them, they can help you manage some pests naturally.
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Reuse Broken Pieces Of Brick To Create A Beautiful Backyard Path
Piece together pavers or connect them into a winding pathway for a project that'll turn out even prettier than it would with flawless bricks.
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