These short-lived perennials attract birds and pollinators and are self-seeding, so they're super easy to maintain for gardeners feeling a tad overworked.
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PVC pipes are typically associated with plumbing. But you could use them for much more with these 25 smart repurposing ideas for these versatile items.
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For a woodland border consider these plant combinations. These offer plenty of contrast and have similar growing conditions, including thriving in shade.
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Like hummingbird feeders, certain flowers can also help attract hummingbirds to your yard, including this native plant that sports cheery yellow blooms.
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The exposed roots of a tree can damage structures and hardscaping on your property. Here is how to plant your trees to avoid these problems in the future.
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Aerating your lawn is beneficial for many reasons, but there is a right and wrong way to go about it. For example, you probably don't need to buy an aerator.
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Make your own pest control solution using these common household ingredients and say goodbye to the invasive lanternflies harming your plants.
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Store-bought salads don't even compare to homegrown lettuce. Thankfully, you can get even more from your crop than you think if you cut it the right way.
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Many people think the sun will scorch the leaves if you water your plants in the hot sun, but the truth is more complex. Here's what to know.
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Once a tomato plant is happy, they can produce more fruit than you know what to do with! But keep this easy mistake in mind to make sure you get tomatoes.
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You may associate lawn refreshes with the spring, but certain grasses best germinate when planted in the late summer, including these seven cool-season grasses.
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If you're looking for a gorgeous flowering plant that you don't have to replant every year, there's one pretty perennial with whimsical blooms you might like.
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While they may look alike, the truth is that potting soil and garden soil are two very distinct growing mediums with different purposes and compositions.
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Extend the beauty of your garden with a resilient late-season bloomer that will add color and fragrance when many other flowers are starting to fade away.
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If you've ever been gifted a hydrangea in a pot, you might be tempted to plant it in your yard. Here's why experts say you shouldn't do that.
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If your tulips seem to be struggling, they could benefit from this simple soil addition that helps prevent root rot and improve drainage for healthy plants.
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A native of Asia, this pretty, fast-growing tree is still underappreciated in North America. If your yard has clay soil, it may just be the tree you need.
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After spending your time, money, and effort building a raised garden bed, don't skimp on the soil. This soil DIY ensures your plants have everything they need.
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Want more vibrant begonias in your backyard? These quick-rooting undershrubs are among the easiest plants to propagate in water from freshly pruned cuttings.
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If mushrooms grow in your yard on their own, conditions are probably suitable for you to cultivate them — but whether you should or not is another question.
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The acetic acid in vinegar makes a great all-natural herbicide. But are all vinegars created equal? Find out which is the best choice for killing weeds.
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You can germinate a peach seed or pit, but it's not as easy as just plonking either one into potting mix. You need to follow certain steps to ensure sprouting.
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Certain lavender varieties can offer months of blooms, filling your garden with lasting fragrance and vibrant color when given the right care.
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Harmless or not, you probably don't want a swarm of ants in your garden. So beware if you opt for this rocky mulch alternative, as they may quickly move in.
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Want more tomatoes without buying more? This simple propagation trick lets you grow extra plants mid-season, saving money and boosting your garden’s yield.
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Rosemary is known for being easy to maintain. However, problems like overwatering and pests can require you to take some steps to save the herb.
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Seeing ants in your succulents? There’s a sweet, symbiotic reason that ants keep coming back, and their presence may signal a bigger issue for your plants.
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