Can You Use Wool Pellets To Keep Snails Away?
Some gardeners recommend using wool pellets to keep snails from eating their plants, but we wanted to see if the method was really as effective as it seems.
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Efficiently Prepare Your Garden Beds With A Simple Drill Attachment
Raised bed gardening is an efficient way to grow veggies or flowers in a small space, and this unique tool can help you more easily and quickly plant seedlings.
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The Aromatic Herb To Grow As A Beautiful Container Plant That Knocks Thyme Down A Peg
Looking for a new culinary herb to enjoy in the garden? Not only useful in recipes, this spicy, aromatic herb also adds a beautiful punch to your containers.
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Easily Remove Stray Gravel From Your Pots And Garden Beds With An Affordable Amazon Solution
This inexpensive and easy to use gardening item is a must have for anyone who has ever spent time sifting out bits of gravel from their garden.
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The Horribly Fragrant Plant You'll Regret Planting In Your Yard
Some plants bring pleasant aromas to your garden. Then there is this plant. And while pollinators love it, it's not going to end up as a perfume anytime soon.
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How To Quickly Build A Durable Retaining Wall With 4x4 Posts
Building a retaining wall doesn't have to be difficult or take more than a weekend to do. Here are some tips to help you DIY a retaining wall that will last.
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Does Zoysia Grass Grow In The Shade?
Three main species of zoysia grass are best-suited for turf. One species and its cultivars stand out if your primary concern is growing the grass in shade.
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Can You Have Too Many Earthworms In Your Garden?
When you're digging around in your garden, you might notice a large number of worms, but is it too many or just the right amount? Mother Nature knows.
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They Were Big In The Victorian Era — Now It's A Secondhand Planter We Want In Our Garden
While you might not automatically thinking of these ornate items from the Victorian Era as prime decor for a modern garden, they can be pretty and practical.
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What's The Best Grass For Dogs?
The grass you choose will depend on things like how much traffic you expect it to get, dog urine patch problems, and the climate. These are the best options.
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Is It Better To Mow Or Pull Weeds?
Have you got a ton of weeds in your veggie patch or lawn and are wondering how best to tackle them? Both pulling and mowing weeds have their benefits.
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Can You Recycle Concrete Blocks?
Wondering what to do with those concrete blocks you don't need anymore? Let's explore whether they can safely be recycled and how to properly dispose of them.
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With Home Depot's Highly-Rated Garden Kit, You Can Skip DIYing Raised Beds
Raised beds can be a convenient addition to your garden, but if you don't want to build your own, Home Depot has a great, versatile option available.
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14 Top-Rated Lowe's Bird Baths You'll Want In Your Yard
Whether you prefer a pretty glass creation or a sturdy cast aluminum structure, these are the most highly-rated bird baths at Lowe's, in a range of styles.
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The Simple Trick To Keep Hose Connections From Seizing (It's Not WD-40)
It's possible for brass and aluminum to fuse together, creating problems for your hose. If it hasn't already fused, use this product to protect it.
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Crushed Stone Vs Gravel Driveways: Which One Is Cheaper?
Crushed stone and gravel can both be great for driveways, and each offers pros and cons. Cost is important, though, so here's the price difference between them.
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Quote Of The Day By Monty Don: 'Inevitably, The Real Garden With A Growing Family Of Children Will Be...'
In today’s quote of the day, gardener Monty Don explains that there are much more important things in life than momentary difficulties or imperfections.
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The Old-Fashioned Flower Beloved By Thomas Jefferson Still Looks Good Today
This flower, a star of cottage gardens, still grows at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello estate. In fact, you can order seeds to grow from those historic plants.
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What A Red Flag Warning Means For Outdoor Grilling Safety
Summer may feel like the perfect time for a cookout, but if you're in a location with a Red Flag Warning, you need to be very cautious about fire safety.
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Plant This Fall-Blooming, Fragrant Flower In Late Summer To Give Bees A Cold-Weather Habitat
This plant is aromatic, but not because of its flowers; the scent is in its leaves and stems. Those hollow stems can provide a home for overwintering bees, too.
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Not Traditional Landscape Fabric: The Recycled Solution For Gravel Driveways
Landscape fabric is often used under gravel driveways to block weeds, but it can make the issue worse. Try this material, which is thicker and costs nothing.
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The Old-Fashioned Flower Gardeners Have Forgotten But Butterflies Love
Once popular in European gardens, this colorful wildflower was a hit with butterflies — and there’s a native version that’s ideal for your garden.
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Ryobi's Limited Edition Blower Tool Is A Lightweight Solution For Clearing Yard Waste
This limited-edition blower tool from Ryobi is a lightweight option that's easy to carry around, but still powerful enough to clear out tough yard waste.
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What To Do If You Spot Termites Living In Your Mulch Pile
It makes sense that these wood-eating insects would love a wood pile, but how do you get rid of them and keep them away from your garden and house?
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The Bird Bath Design From 1925 You Can Recreate With Surprising Ease Today
This idea from a 1925 Better Homes & Gardens reader is remarkably similar to DIYs you see in 2026. The DIY bird bath cost 60 cents then, or about $11.30 today.
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16 Rare Flowers Worth Hunting For
These flowers aren't ones you see every day, but many can be grown in a garden. Others are so rare you can only read about them, or view their beauty from afar.
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My 'Dream Yard' Has Become A Living Nightmare: Don't Make The Same Mistake
Full of lush roses, hydrangeas, hostas, and more, my "dream yard" turned out to be more trouble than it's worth. Here’s what I replaced it with.
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