The 15 Best Plants To Grow In Partial Shade To Transform Your Yard And Garden
Are you tired of looking at those bare, boring spaces in the partially shaded areas in your yard? These plants can take your space from dull to dramatic.
Read MoreAre you tired of looking at those bare, boring spaces in the partially shaded areas in your yard? These plants can take your space from dull to dramatic.
Read MoreWant to draw hummingbirds to your yard, but aren't sure what to plant in your arid environment? Birds will flock to this pretty cactus variety that blooms.
Read MoreThe end of summer shouldn't mean the end of blooms in your garden. These two beautiful perennials will keep their vibrant blooms until the frosts set in.
Read MoreIf your tomato plants are wilting, there are some common reasons why, and they involve everything from soil moisture to fungal diseases and pests.
Read MoreDiscover which fruit tree is susceptible to disease and iron-deficiency in clay soil, which soils are best, and what to do if clay is your only option.
Read MoreSlugs and snails seemingly experience an unpleasant sensation when they come into contact with copper tape, but only if the tape's width is a significant size.
Read MoreRelentless ants may have met their match with this quick growing herb. Learn about the ant-repelling plant that will also smell great in your garden.
Read MoreIf you want to get rid of unsightly mushrooms in your yard, simply look to the sky. Find out why the sun plays an important role in removing this fungus.
Read MoreUnderstanding the differences in the growth of perennials and annuals helps you plan a garden that's visually appealing year-round and easier to maintain.
Read MoreA backyard fountain doesn’t have to be expensive or complex. This easy solar-powered DIY water feature brings charm, function, and nature into your space.
Read MoreCompost has a long list of benefits for garden soil, but adding too much is detrimental to both plant health and the environment. Here's what to aim for.
Read MoreIf you don't have time to grow a snake plant, create your own with just a few craft materials. Best of all, customize this for any cultivar you want.
Read MoreUnlike with some other veggies, you don't need to wait for your tomatoes to fully change color before harvesting — in many ways, it's better not to.
Read MoreIf you're noticing a lot more pests lurking around your home than usual, this common maintenance mistake might be to blame. Thankfully, it's quite easy to fix.
Read MoreDepending on where you live, there's an invasive plant in your area known for decimating native species in your area, wreaking havoc on the environment.
Read MoreMake a non-toxic weed killer with kitchen pantry staples: One of these will dry out those pesky plants and the other is acidic enough to kill them.
Read MoreSeedlings are delicate and need consistently moist soil until established. Discover how often you should water seedlings to keep soil moist, but not soggy.
Read MoreAs your summer flowers fade away, you can still enjoy some colorful blooms through fall if you plant these flowering bulbs that flourish at this time of year.
Read MoreLawn mowers aren't cheap — timing makes all the difference when buying one. Find out when prices drop and how to get best deals on your next lawn mower.
Read MoreAlthough Agapanthus is a relatively hardy species, sometimes it might refuse to flower. When this happens, you'll want to know why and how to fix any problems.
Read MoreZero-turn lawn mowers offer speed and let you turn sharply and quickly, but there are several downsides to consider before purchasing one of these machines.
Read MoreIf your fresh floral arrangements soon look limp and droopy, try out this easy hack using only tape and your chosen vase for long-lasting, upright flowers.
Read MoreOne of its common names may not sound too appealing, but that shouldn't stop you from planting this low-maintenance perennial pollinator magnet in your garden.
Read MoreIf your yard has damp soil or a water feature, such as a pond or fountain, there's a flowering tree that will offer showy blooms and also draw songbirds.
Read MoreIf you want to invite more hummingbirds to your garden, plant this flowering ground cover that produces an abundance of nectar. It will also look beautiful.
Read MoreThis creeping vine blocks sunlight to trees and creates the ideal conditions for fungal diseases to spread. Trees often struggle to support its weight, too.
Read MoreThis low-maintenance purple plant is a show-stopper. Get tips on nurturing this beauty for novice gardening or incorporating it into to an existing garden.
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