The Underrated Flower Genus That Provides Gorgeous Color To Your Pollinator Garden
Tired of the same old pollinator-friendly flowers? This lesser-known genus has 46 species to choose from, all with beautiful and long-lasting blooms.
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Why Fermenting Tomato Seeds Is A Great Idea For A Successful Harvest
Ever tried to plant tomato seeds fresh out of the fruit? They likely failed. That's because you're missing a vital step in your tomato seed preparation process.
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How To Salvage Plants That Wind Up Uprooted
Uprooted plants don’t always mean defeat for your garden. With some quick action and careful handling, they may just have a chance at survival.
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Think Twice Before Dividing Lavender - Here's Why
Many perennials benefit from division, which entails splitting plants to prevent overcrowding and boost health. Lavender, however, is an exception.
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How To DIY A Mess-Free Garden Potting Station With IKEA Faves
A garden potting station lets you easily repot your plants, and this simple modification to an existing table using IKEA faves is simple.
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Here's Another Reason Hummingbird Lovers Should Plant Fast-Growing Sunflowers In The Garden
Most gardeners don't think of planting sunflowers if they are trying to attract more hummingbirds, but surprisingly this popular flower provides a good snack.
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8 Herbs And Veggies You Should Never Plant Near Basil In Your Garden
While basil is an excellent companion plant for tomatoes, sweet peppers, and parsley, it shouldn't be paired with these other vegetables and herbs.
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Can You Grow Hosta Plants In Containers? Here's What To Know
Hostas like shady spots, needs lots of water, and are at risk of being eaten by slugs. Does that mean container planting is an option for these plants?
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The Significance Of A Purple-Painted Tree And Why You Should Stay Away
Some tree markings are used for timber harvesting purposes and typically ignored by passersby. Find out why you shouldn't ignore a purple-painted tree.
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How To Know When It's Too Late To Prune Tomato Plants
Despite being among the easiest plants to grow in a home garden, tomatoes have many rules—such as a pruning deadline. Here's how to tell if it's too late.
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Prevent Crows From Crowding A Garden Bird Bath With One Simple Fix
Crows taking over your birdbath? While these ubiquitous birds can be fun to observe, they may crowd out smaller songbirds. Here's how to fix the problem.
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Privacy Is Possible In Small Yards When You Plant This One Stunning, Easy-Care Tree
If you're looking to add privacy to a small yard, you may feel that your options are limited. This attractive Asian native may just be the tree you need.
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Neglecting This Gardening Task May Be Seriously Hurting Your Pumpkin Crop
Improve your pumpkin crop in the fall by ensuring that your plant's vines and roots are not damaged due to forgetting about this one essential gardening task.
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A Simple IKEA Utensil Holder Is About To Be Your New Favorite Way To Compost
Bins made for in-ground composting are typically cylinders with holes. IKEA's utensil holder makes the ideal composting tool, and costs much less.
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How To Plant And Grow Cool-Season Grass Seed
Cool-season grass seed requires planting at the right time of the year, as well as with the right conditions. This guide will ensure you grow a healthy lawn.
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Seed Bombing Was A Gardening Trend Everyone Embraced, But Does It Work?
Seed bombs gained popularity in the 1970s as a way to grow native plants, but does this method really work and how well compared to traditional planting?
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Growing This Fussy Pink Shrub Is Prettier In Theory Than In Practice
While this pink shrub might make a stunning addition to your home garden, chances are you'll have a hard time growing it without a ton of work.
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Multiply Your Milkweed Plants For Even More Butterflies With A Simple Harvesting Technique
Want to draw even more butterflies to your milkweed plants? Start by harvesting your own seeds and planting them for endless plants and blooms.
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The Pollinator-Friendly Lawn Alternative That's Also Drought-Resistant
Skip the irrigation and pesticides while enticing local pollinators with a drought-resistant lawn alternative that will have you switching from grass.
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13 Helpful Weeding Tools Worth Buying In 2025
Removing weeds from your lawn can be easier and more efficient with the right tools. From hand shovels to standing weeders, these products simplify the process.
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Give Your Garden A Uniquely Woodland Feel With One Flower
Most plants are still dormant in late winter and early spring, but this flower can make your garden come alive at that time and evoke a romantic woodland.
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The Big Storage Mistake Is Making Your Hose's Lifespan Shorter
After buying the best garden hose, don't let improper storage cut its lifespan short. Properly storing hoses between uses can keep them in good shape for years.
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The Heavenly-Smelling Flower You Should Plant To Attract More Hummingbirds
Looking for a beautiful flower that will not only draw hummingbirds to your yard but also emit a sweet fragrance you can enjoy? Look no further.
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9 Best Potato Varieties To Maximize Your Vertical Garden Harvest
For a greater potato yield in your vertical garden, choose varieties that will grow tubers along their underground stems. These will make the best use of space.
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Spring Vs. Fall: When Should You Really Be Cutting Back Bee Balm For The Best Blooms?
Cutting back bee balm has numerous benefits, including disease prevention and a tidier look. When timed right, it can also lead to an increase in flowers.
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The Invasive Ground Cover You May Want To Reconsider Planting In Your Lawn
There are tons of beautiful ground covers that work to reduce erosion and choke out weeds, but there's one that will add more problems than it solves.
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The Hardy Alternative To Mums You Should Consider Planting In Your Fall Garden
Mums are usually temporary plants — their fragile roots won't survive the winter. By contrast, this flower species blooms in the fall year after year.
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