What To Do If You Find A Norway Maple Tree In Your Yard
Norway maple trees are quite common in the U.S., but they’re actually an invasive species that can mess with local ecosystems. Here’s what to do if you find one.
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The Tree With Pretty Pink Springtime Flowers That Is Highly Attractive To Butterflies
For a pop of cheery, pollinator-attracting color in your garden during springtime, consider planting this lesser-known variety of a popular flowering tree.
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Butterflies & Birds Are Highly Attracted To This Small Purple Flowering Tree
If you want a compact plant to adorn your yard with lovely blooms while also attracting butterflies and birds, consider this purple flowering tree.
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Costco May 2026: Best New Plants To Buy This Month
Costco is known as an affordable retailer for just about anything, and that includes plants. Check out the store's new offerings for your spring garden inspo.
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Keep Gravel And Mulch Pathways From Mixing With An Easy-To-Use Solution
If you are tired of your mulch getting all mixed up in your gravel driveway, then you will definitely want to read about this super-easy solution.
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Save The Twigs From Your Yard To Create A Custom Privacy Screen
Is your yard full of trees? Then you likely have a lawn covered in twigs and branches. Collect them up until you have enough to DIY this wooden patio screen.
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As A Ground Cover Or In Hanging Baskets: The Silver-Gray Perennial That Looks Good No Matter What
Want to break up all of that saturated green in your outdoor space? Consider planting this easy-growing perennial that has gorgeous silvery leaves.
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Why Leaving A Dead Tree Or Shrub In Your Yard Isn't A Smart Idea
A dead tree or shrub is more than just a disappointment, it can be dangerous. If you have any deceased flora in your yard, here's why you might want a removal.
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The Ornamental Tree That Birds And Pollinators Love And Has Year-Round Interest
Bring more beneficial insects and birds to your yard with this stunning ornamental tree that is easy to plant and also suitable for smaller spaces.
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Glass Cloches Aren't Just For The Kitchen: 12 Ways To Use Them In The Garden
From fairy lights to warding off a late frost, there are plenty of clever ways to use glass cloches outside the kitchen for both style and function.
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The Fast-Growing Tropical Plant You Can Use For Privacy In Your Yard
If your yard is overexposed to neighbors or passersby, don't build a fence. Those in warm climes can grow this lush plant en masse to create a privacy screen.
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Turn Some Simple Dollar Tree Items Into A DIY Trellis For Climbing Plants
Need a trellis for some beans or an ornamental vine? If you have a bare metal wall outdoors, head to Dollar Tree to pick up a few supplies for this easy DIY.
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What To Do If You Find A Bradford Pear Tree In Your Yard
The Bradford pear tree is widespread in the United States but very invasive, and you don't want one in your yard. Here's what to do with them.
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Joanna Gaines Has A Creative Solution For Growing Hyacinth Beans
When it comes to adding beauty to our gardens, we look to Joanna Gaines for her impeccable, yet functional, style. This structure is no exception.
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Plant This Low-Maintenance, Pollinator-Attracting Shrub For Early Flowers
If you're looking for a compact shrub that is drought-resistant, good for fire-wise plantings, and supports pollinators and birds, here's one to check out.
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Think Twice Before Putting This Invasive, Tree-Killing Vine In Your Yard
This fast-growing vine has vibrant, pretty fruit, but don't let its looks fool you. It's invasive, harms nearby plants, and is difficult to remove.
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6 Best Shrubs To Plant In May For Added Curb Appeal
With warmer weather coming and the last frost behind you, what shrubs are best for your garden? Boost your curb appeal with these showy, colorful shrubs.
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15 Flowers You Can See Bloom In April
When you're getting your fall bulbs or shrubs ready, consider these options so you have blooms in April, from tulips to daffodils, and lilacs to pansies.
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16 Important Steps To Take Before Starting A Garden
Whether you're planting in raised beds, containers, or in the ground, these tips will help you plan before starting a new garden to guarantee the most success.
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The Perfect Plant For A Privacy Hedge That Brings Tropical Vibes
Not every privacy hedge has to look the same, and one lesser-known option brings bold color, dense growth, and a completely different feel to outdoor spaces.
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The Cucumber Hack Gardeners Say Can Keep Yellow Jackets Out Of Your Yard
Pests in your backyard can ruin outdoor fun and yellow jackets are among the worst. There is a hack using cucumbers that some people feel will keep them away.
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Give This Shrub A Hard Prune In April To Attract More Wild Birds
Winter is the best time to prune shrubs that bloom on new wood to produce the most berries. If it's too cold to work outside, waiting until April is also fine.
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Say Goodbye To A Plain Fence By Growing This Climbing Plant For Beauty
Add privacy and character to your backyard by growing this gorgeous vine along your fence. Pollinators will also love this plant's yellow blooms.
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The Flowering Shrub That Creates Privacy And Sends Butterflies Flocking To Your Yard
When you think of adding a privacy shrub to your yard, you likely think of plain evergreen hedges, but why not add some color with this flowering shrub?
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The Big Mistake You're Making While Mowing That Could Kill Your Trees
You mulch, you fertilize, and you mow to keep your lawn looking in tip-top shape. However, one lawn care mistake could actually be harming your trees.
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The Small Tree With Pretty Purple Flowers That Is Highly Attractive To Birds & Pollinators
Native trees don't always work for small yards, but this colorful cultivar is the perfect size, and its blooms will buzz with activity in spring and summer.
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The National Garden Bureau Picks The Top Flowers To Plant In 2026
Among its six "Year Of" plants for 2026, The National Garden Bureau has selected three flowering plants: an annual, a perennial, and a shrub.
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