If your lawn looks a little sad by the end of the summer, perk it up with this reliable type of turfgrass that will add durable, lush green color to your yard.
Read More
Learn why electric mowers offer better value over gas and see why John Deere takes first place for reliability in the realm of electric riding lawn mowers.
Read More
This popular summer flower is easy to grow and a favorite among pollinators. With a little work, you can harvest its seeds and plant them next year.
Read More
Plants aren't cheap—especially the very popular and pretty ones. Take advantage of the plants you already own, and multiply them by propagating their cuttings.
Read More
Ground covers are the perfect alternative to grass for small yards. Find out which beautiful purple-blooming option is tough enough to withstand foot traffic.
Read More
If you want to grow your own cucumbers quickly, try planting this variety — it matures in under two months. Here are the best practices for growing it.
Read More
Aeration improves your lawn's health by allowing water and fertilizer to find the roots. But doing so at the right time of year will reap the best rewards.
Read More
Looking to add some fall foliage to your garden landscape with an easy to grow ground cover? This one is easy to care for and thrives in shade.
Read More
Roses are fantastic additions to both gardens and cut flower arrangements. Discover which rose variety is long-lasting both on and off the bush.
Read More
It's important to strike a balance between overly moist and too-dry soil to avoid mold and ensure the health of your plants. Orchid bark makes soil more moist.
Read More
A garden without pollinators is unlikely to thrive. Entice them to visit your garden with a free product that's probably sitting in an old planter right now.
Read More
Strawberries are perennial plants that return each year, but they require more protection from the cold when they grow in pots. Learn what to do for winter.
Read More
Ornamental oregano is much showier than its culinary counterpart, and these varieties are great picks if you want to add fragrance and color to your space.
Read More
If you want to grow a cherry tree, simply hang onto that pit and get ready to wait months for it to sprout and years for it to produce fruit.
Read More
You may plan to mow your lawn at the end of the season, along with raking and cleaning up debris, but here's why this will mean fewer birds visiting your yard.
Read More
There's a simple way to ensure that your coneflowers produce beautiful blooms all through summer and into fall, and all it takes is elbow grease.
Read More
Sometimes, the best tools are simplest, and this $4 pick from Harbor Freight proves that you don't need to shell out a ton of money for a quality file.
Read More
Pruning your rosemary plant will ensure it produces new growth, resists disease and remains healthy and strong for years and years to come.
Read More
Hummingbirds fluttering around your garden is a delightful sight, but not so much when they fight. The key to keeping the peace is giving them a little space.
Read More
Whether you're looking to upgrade your camping gear or your sleeping bag is just getting worn out, don't toss it. You can repurpose that useful fabric.
Read More
This gorgeous rose was imported into the United States during the late 18th century for livestock barriers and snow fences, but it quickly became invasive.
Read More
The key to growing plants in water long-term is to add nutrients to the water and change it out regularly. These plants adapt particularly well to this method.
Read More
Pulling weeds can feel endless, but there's a simple timing trick that makes them slide out smoothly, in one piece. Find out when to tackle them.
Read More
Some of these fast-growing trees produce sweet, colorful fruits, while others may have a more bitter yield that has other great uses in your yard.
Read More
If you're looking for a totally natural way to control the pest numbers in your yard, there's one very pretty songbird you might want to attract.
Read More
Potted monsteras have a habit of splaying outwards in all directions. Train them to grow neatly upright with the help of some simple houseplant gardening tools.
Read More
Summer is peak season for grass growth, but as temperatures start to dip, it goes dormant and no longer needs trimming. Here's how to know exactly when to stop.
Read More