The Good-Fortune Plant You Should Plant In September For Successful Growth
If you're looking for a gorgeous plant to add to your collection, that's said to attract prosperity, look out for one specimen that you can plant in September.
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The Daisy-Like Weed You May Not Want Growing In Your Yard
If you spot this daisy-like weed all over your garden, don't fret. There's an easy way to combat what otherwise looks like a pretty flower in your yard.
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A Stunning Purple Perennial For Wet Soil That Adds Vibrant Color Fast
This rare purple perennial not only thrives in wet soil and standing water, it also adds gorgeous purple blooms as it quickly grows in your yard.
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More And More Gardeners Are Using Containers To Grow Plants, And Here's Why
It's no secret that container gardening has taken off in a big way. It offers convenience for gardeners with limited space, as well as other advantages.
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The Easy Way To Test If The Pears On Your Tree Are Ripe & Ready To Pick
You've been nurturing a pear tree for years and it finally has an abundance of fruit. Knowing when to pluck the fruit for the best eating is a vital care skill.
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7 Tips To Prevent Moss From Growing In Your Yard
While moss technically won't harm your lawn, it can cause a patchy, ugly yard. Learn how to get rid of it easily and quickly without resorting to hand-pulling.
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Millions From Garden Hose Brand Recalled. Is Yours One Of Them?
If you have an expandable garden hose at home, you might want to check the brand and the manufactured date to make sure it's not part of a major recall.
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The Budget-Friendly Shrub That Makes Your Home Entrance Hedge Look High End
This affordable shrub is known for its dense green foliage that can be shaped however you want. It can even make your home look like a fancy estate.
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The Red-Berried Ground Cover To Plant For A Blanket Of Fall Color In Your Yard
With tiny pink flowers in spring, reddish leaves in the fall, and bright red berries in winter, this horizontally spreading shrub offers year-round appeal.
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Fertilizer Spikes Are Easy To Use Around Trees, But There Are Downsides
Fertilizer spikes may seem like a convenient way to feed your trees, but these little spikes come with some caveats. Know the risks before using them.
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The One Plant You Should Grow To Deter And Kill Spotted Lanternflies
Not all defenses need to come from a bottle, some grow right in the soil. This one plant may be the secret to managing the destructive spotted lanternflies.
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The Best Thing You Can Do If You Spot A Turtle In Your Yard
If you spot a turtle in your yard or garden, you may think they are lost and in need of help. As it turns out, you should probably resist the urge to intervene.
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17 Hydrangea Varieties You Should And Shouldn't Be Pruning In The Fall
Not all Hydrangea shrubs play by the same schedule. These beloved varieties prove that timing does matter when it comes to pruning, flowers, and fall care.
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Gardener Shares Photo Of Clever Way They're Using An Old Wine Rack: 'What An Awesome Idea'
Think wine racks are only for bottles? This clever twist reveals a space-saving idea that blends creativity with greenery in a whole new way.
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The Sunflower Variety That You Should Be Ditching (And What To Plant Instead)
Bright blooms don’t always mean a better garden and one specific type of sunflower could be making your yard harder to manage instead of easier.
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8 Vines That Double As Ground Covers To Suppress Weeds
There are countless types of groundcovers, from ornamental grasses, to low-growing herbs. Here's another option you might consider for weed suppression: vines.
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How To Identify Spotted Lanternfly Egg Masses & Get Rid Of The Invasive Insect For Good
The spotted lanternfly is an invasive garden pest in many parts of the U.S. To deal with the insect at its root, you need to know what the eggs look like.
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13 Companion Plants You Can Grow With Chrysanthemum Flowers For A Thriving Fall Garden
Chrysanthemums are a quintessential autumn flower, and some types bloom year after year. Plant them with these companions for a beautiful garden display.
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The Hardy Ground Cover That'll Carpet Your Garden With Stunning Flowers
This cultivar of a popular ground cover will make your garden look like it's covered in gorgeous snow in the spring. Plus, it's tough and drought-tolerant.
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Whatever Happened To First Saturday Lime Insect Repellent After Shark Tank Season 11?
Ever wondered what happened to First Saturday Lime after their adorable family appeared on "Shark Tank" season 11? Here's everything you need to know.
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Upcycle An Old Baking Sheet Into A Handy Garden Tool. Here's How
Your old baking sheet may have seen its last batch of cookies, but it can serve a new purpose in the garden to easily transport young seedlings.
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How To Spot And Get Rid Of Field Ants
Do you know how to recognize one of the most common types of ants in the U.S.? Field ants could be hiding under your nose, ruining the beauty of your backyard.
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12 Perennial Plants To Avoid Pruning In The Fall At All Costs
Pruning is necessary for many perennials as they begin to fade, but these plants could be damaged by the process or even die as a result of the cooler weather.
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Don't Throw Out That Banana Peel - Put It In Your Freezer For Your Future Garden. Here's Why
Instead of throwing out your banana peels, try freezing them. Keeping the peels this way preserves their nutrients so you can later use them in the garden.
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Prevent Magnolia Trees From Leaving A Mess With A Simple Task You Can Manage
Instead of wasting tons of times raking the fallen leaves of your magnolia tree, try this quick landscaping hack that will benefit your lawn.
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Meet 'Scarlet Sunrise', The New Type Of Tomato Developed By New Jersey Researchers
The newly developed 'Scarlet Sunrise' tomato will be a promising new addition to home gardens due to it's exceptional flavor and crack-resistance.
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Can Cream Of Tartar Kill The Powdery Mildew On Your Garden Plants? Here's What To Know
Cream of tartar is one kitchen ingredient that's been touted as a solution for fungal issues, but this acidic substance may not actually stand up to the task.
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