Don't Plant These: 10 Beautiful Trees That Are Extremely Toxic
When you see a stunning tree at the garden center, you probably don't think about its potential toxicity -- but you should! Here are some beauties to avoid.
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The Good-Fortune Plant You Should Plant In September For Successful Growth
If you're looking for a gorgeous plant to add to your collection, that's said to attract prosperity, look out for one specimen that you can plant in September.
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The Easy Way To Test If The Pears On Your Tree Are Ripe & Ready To Pick
You've been nurturing a pear tree for years and it finally has an abundance of fruit. Knowing when to pluck the fruit for the best eating is a vital care skill.
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The Budget-Friendly Shrub That Makes Your Home Entrance Hedge Look High End
This affordable shrub is known for its dense green foliage that can be shaped however you want. It can even make your home look like a fancy estate.
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The Red-Berried Ground Cover To Plant For A Blanket Of Fall Color In Your Yard
With tiny pink flowers in spring, reddish leaves in the fall, and bright red berries in winter, this horizontally spreading shrub offers year-round appeal.
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Fertilizer Spikes Are Easy To Use Around Trees, But There Are Downsides
Fertilizer spikes may seem like a convenient way to feed your trees, but these little spikes come with some caveats. Know the risks before using them.
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8 Vines That Double As Ground Covers To Suppress Weeds
There are countless types of groundcovers, from ornamental grasses, to low-growing herbs. Here's another option you might consider for weed suppression: vines.
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How To Identify Spotted Lanternfly Egg Masses & Get Rid Of The Invasive Insect For Good
The spotted lanternfly is an invasive garden pest in many parts of the U.S. To deal with the insect at its root, you need to know what the eggs look like.
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Prevent Magnolia Trees From Leaving A Mess With A Simple Task You Can Manage
Instead of wasting tons of times raking the fallen leaves of your magnolia tree, try this quick landscaping hack that will benefit your lawn.
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The Best Way To Propagate Hibiscus Cuttings For Endless Free Plants
There are a few ways to propagate a beautiful hibiscus plant for yourself or to share with a loved one, but you'll have the most success with this method.
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Want Climbing Roses To Grow More Blooms? Train Them Instead Of Pruning Them
Deadheading and pruning are good ways to get plants to flower more. However, the sturdy main canes of climbing roses respond better to training than to cutting.
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The Affordable Way To Remove A Tree Stump (Without Chemicals Or Heavy Equipment)
Removing a tree stump can be time consuming and difficult, but if you want to avoid the use of chemicals, which can harm other plants in your yard, try this.
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19 Evergreen Shrubs To Brighten Up Your Yard Throughout The Entire Year
Is a landscape really complete without evergreens? Add a few of these shrubs to your outdoor space for year-round interest -- from leaves to blooms and berries.
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How To Protect The Crepe Myrtle Tree In Your Yard So It Survives The Winter
Caring for a crepe myrtle in winter can be tricky. The wrong move, and your tree won't live to see spring. Here's how to give your tree the best chance.
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The Very Best Way To Prune Your Black Raspberry Plant
Raspberries are tasty treats from the garden, but they need some maintenance. Prune your plants a few times a year to help them produce the best harvest.
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The Flowering Tree Trend You'll See Everywhere In 2026
Some trees are gaining popularity as gardeners and landscapers seek out colorful and ornamental varieties that offer low maintenance and year-round interest.
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The Ornamental Eggplant You Can Grow That Looks Like A Mini Pumpkin Tree
Make your fall decor more delightful by growing miniature pumpkin trees to exhibit throughout the season. These adorable fruits can be displayed fresh or dried.
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Plant This Fast-Growing Perennial For A Yard Bursting With Sweet Scent
If you've got a sunny spot for a shrubby perennial or are looking to create a privacy hedge, this beautiful bloomer might just be perfect for your space.
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How To Prune A Pear Tree For A Thriving Plant & Abundant Harvest
The way you prune a pear tree, and the time you do it, can significantly impact both the health of the tree and the amount of fruit you can expect to enjoy.
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What NPK Fertilizer Really Means (And How To Know If It's Right For Your Yard And Garden)
NPK fertilizers are on every garden store's shelves, and they're often essential for plants' health. But what does NPK stand for and when should you use it?
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Are The Hardwood Trees In Your Yard Dying? This Invasive Insect May Be The Culprit
Once this deadly pest infects your backyard hardwoods, there is no cure and no way to save your tree. Here's what to look for to stop the spread.
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Berryscaping: The Layout That Keeps Birds Coming To Your Garden All Winter
Choosing the right berry-producing shrubs, and planting them in a structured layout will add beauty to your yard while attracting birds all winter long.
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Magnolia Species You Can Plant For White Flowers
Magnolia trees come in a range of species and varieties, many of which are native to the United States. Plant these three for beautiful white blooms.
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15 Fast-Growing Trees You Shouldn't Plant Too Close Together In Your Yard
There are a lot of tree species gardeners could plant in their yards, but fast-growing trees need careful consideration with spacing. They will fill gaps fast.
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The Tropical Tree That Thrives With Indoor Containers And Bears Plenty Of Fruit
Tired of the usual houseplants like monstera and ficus? Put your energy into growing a tropical tree that looks great and will give you fruit to munch on.
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16 Beautiful Pink Flowers To Brighten Up Shady Areas Of Your Yard
Shady garden spots are often the hardest to plant in. Fill areas under trees or beside the house with these pink-blooming plants that thrive in such conditions.
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Why Are People Using Persimmon Seeds To Predict The Weather & Does It Really Work?
For many years, gardeners have used persimmon seeds as a traditional method to predict winter weather. A fork shape inside the seed indicates a mild one.
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