Finding interesting plants for those shady spots can be challenging, but there's one low-care perennial with beautiful flowers that you might want to consider.
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What's cuter than a tiny plant in a tiny terrarium? Nothing! Here are a few items you might have around the house to create your own mini garden.
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This perennial's tubular flowers will fill your yard with warm fall colors if you plant it now. Come spring, the blooms will return to grace your yard.
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These plants have leaves that naturally turn shades of red and yellow all year round, making them ideal for long-lasting fall displays and as houseplants.
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September signals the arrival of fall, but it's also a great time to plant certain vegetables. The ideal crops to plant depend on your gardening zone.
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Are you sad at the sight of fading blooms at the end of summer? Plant any of these flowering shrubs, and you'll keep your yard colorful well into fall.
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It can be difficult to know when you should start plants from seeds versus buying seedlings. Sure, seeds cost less, but there's more to consider than price.
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With a bit more effort and close monitoring of your plant's needs and health, you can easily grow hostas in containers instead of your garden beds.
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If you have ticks in your yard, it could be that they're being drawn to the fruit trees you have planted. But not for the exact reason you might think.
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These two flowers work in tandem to draw hummingbirds to your yard from late winter all the way through summer with staggered blooms they'll love.
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You can use rice water as an additive to provide your plants with essential nutrients in a variety of ways. The key is using the right amount of starch.
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Clay soil can be challenging for some plants because it suffers from poor drainage and an increased chance of waterlogging, so these flowers should be avoided.
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If you need to get rid of weeds, you don't want to take your lawn out with them. From mowing techniques to natural herbicides, here's how to get the job done.
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Not every fertilizer is good for your plants. The wrong combination of minerals actually causes nutrient deficiencies and blocks healthy symbiotic relationships.
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Some weeds actually offer benefits that may outweigh the cons of having them in your yard. Discover which weed can attract pollinators and reduce pollution.
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Spraying WD-40 into mole tunnels might not be the quick fix it seems. There’s a more natural, low-risk method that many gardeners turn to instead.
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To prune in spring, summer or fall -- that is the question. Luckily, we have some answers for you because these perennials need to be pruned in autumn.
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Even with the proper water, fertilizer, weeding, and pruning, your healthy garden could be damaged by weather, but a simple tactic could protect your plants.
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If pesky squirrels have been plundering your bird feeder, can the minty smell of pennyroyal help keep them at bay? Here’s what you need to know.
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Natural weed killers are better for the environment, but it can be tricky to find one that actually works. Your kitchen baking cabinet might hold the solution.
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Don't let old or broken bird feeders go to waste; repurpose them around your home and garden to make DIY decor items, useful storage solutions, and much more.
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Are the shady spots in your garden where plants do to die? If so, try this stunning, tall ornamental grass variety that prefers shade over full sun.
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Hydrangeas tend to have the best results from drying when cut in the late summer or fall. Here's why and how to complete the process.
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Finding warm-climate vines that check all the boxes is tough. This climber offers privacy and texture with leathery leaves, multicolored flowers, and odd fruit.
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There are benefits to growing this colorful evergreen tree, but the risks may outweigh the rewards. Find out if this plant that birds love is right for you.
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There's no greater eyesore than a lush, green lawn dotted with bald, patchy spots. Discover which grass seed blend will have holes filled in a matter of days.
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Premade trellises are often expensive with limited options. Instead, DIY a simple garden trellis using wood and wire to customize the plant support structure.
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