Traditional privacy fences are popular for a reason but if you're worried about making your yard feel too enclosed, this great Amazon find could be the answer.
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When you grow this herb near fruit trees, let it flower so that it can attract pollinators, plus the beneficial insects that can provide natural pest control.
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Weeds between concrete cracks can feel impossible to remove, but this adjustable tool may be the exact solution you're looking for to keep your yard weed-free.
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Add some pops of purple to your raised garden beds with this native perennial. Best of all, it's low maintenance, disease-free, and pollinator friendly.
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Managing weeds can seem never-ending but there's a certain group of unwanted plants you can leave be in the fall. With that said, they will be back come spring.
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Hummingbirds will not use regular birdhouses to create their impressively tiny nests — but they will happily use this handy product on Amazon.
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Of all the many types of lawn aerators out there, they all fall into one of these two categories, and one has longer-lasting results than the other.
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This native perennial has lots to offer. Plant it in the fall so it's established by the first frost and enjoy flowers by next spring and berries in the summer.
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As the temperatures drop and leaves start to fall, your bird bath requires particular maintenance to keep it functional and healthy for the birds.
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Now isn't too late to enjoy this herbaceous perennial, which blooms a wide range of colors as well as interesting accents, like contrasting streaks and spots.
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Cool-season grasses include Kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue. If your lawn is a cool-season one, September is the time to ready it for winter ... and spring.
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Not all animals you spot in your garden warrant an eviction. From insects to reptiles, these are the ones that can stay, and the ones that got to go.
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With an adjustable pole and two-sided weeding blade, this handy tool from Amazon pulls weeds, grass, and moss out from paver cracks and driveway seams.
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This perennial blooms its flowers in midsummer and its display lasts through early fall. The showy flowers grow in umbels, or rounded, contained clusters.
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Odorous candles and unsafe torches belong in the past. This illuminating and refillable Tiki product makes your backyard gatherings more cozy and less itchy.
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If chemical repellents irritate your skin or your nose, this native shrub's essential oil stops ticks in their tracks and gives off a pleasant, bay-like scent.
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While aiming a hose at a wasp nest might seem like the quickest way to deal with the pesky insects, there are a few things to keep in mind before doing so.
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Clover is a popular alternative to traditional grass, but the amount of sunlight your yard receives can make a major difference in how well it performs.
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Getting gardening tools ready for overwintering is a fall chore. Your mower needs attention in fall, too, but it requires more maintenance than your shears.
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Have the tomatoes in your veggie patch gone all droopy? They could have bacterial wilt. You don't need to send a sample off to a lab. Instead, grab a glass jar.
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Replacing a lawn mower blade is easier when you know what to look for. A few key measurements can make the difference between a proper fit and a mismatch.
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When the time comes to repot an overgrown pothos, you may think the spent soil is only good for the trash can. In fact, with a little work, you can reuse it.
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It may not seem like cowboys and gardeners have much in common, but there's surprising crossover between their tools and those still useful in gardens today.
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We're bombarded with reasons why landscape fabric is bad for gardens and the environment. Are there really any instances where it's useful? The answer is yes!
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If you're in the market for a houseplant, make sure you get the one best suited for you. From peace lilies to snake plants, here's how they compare.
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Easy to use and no need for water or oil: This tool is just the right size for sharpening shear blades and other tools. It also comes with a leather strop.
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A simple homemade potting mix offers gardeners an affordable alternative to a familiar growing medium while providing moisture retention and drainage.
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