The Invasive Species Of Elm Tree You'll Want To Avoid Growing In Your Yard
Elm trees are beloved for the curb appeal they bring to the yard and the shade they provide. But you're going to want to avoid planting this invasive variety.
Read MoreElm trees are beloved for the curb appeal they bring to the yard and the shade they provide. But you're going to want to avoid planting this invasive variety.
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Read MoreWhether you're planting hydrangeas from the store or from another area of your yard, the risk of transplant shock can be nerve-wracking. Here's how to avoid it.
Read MoreWho doesn't want hummingbirds in their yard and garden? With these noninvasive flowering trees, you'll attract a ton of these special, flying friends.
Read MoreMosquitoes in your yard are eager to turn a good time itchy. If you have this shrub growing anywhere in your garden, it’s likely what’s inviting these pests in.
Read MoreNo one wants wasps in their outdoor oasis, but could you be inadvertently attracting these buzzing foes? You might be if you have this one plant in your yard.
Read MoreTree roots can grow very long, so when gardening around trees, you want to make sure not to introduce any plants that will compete. Here are 4 examples.
Read MoreDiscover why you may want to keep this shrub out of your garden. The Daphne, with its beautiful and fragrant appeal, is actually toxic for pets and people.
Read MoreIf you're looking to add some cacti to your yard, you can't go wrong with a dragon fruit plant. Here are some tips to help these cacti flourish.
Read MoreWhat's the story (with) morning glories? The flowering vine can be a beautiful addition to your garden, but be on the look out for its invasive species cousin.
Read MoreBeauty and practicality come together in the form of the Autumn Blaze Maple. By adopting the right growing techniques, you can enjoy the tree for years to come.
Read MoreMartha Stewart offered her expert opinion on the ideal tree for any garden, which is attractive all year round and requires minimal effort for eager newcomers.
Read MoreHydrangeas are a beloved shrub, but their blooms can be somewhat short-lived. However, some species bloom longer than others, even when planted in containers.
Read MoreHouseplants provide so many benefits, but can they make your house cooler in the summer? Find out if there is scientific evidence to support this claim.
Read MoreConsidering adding a blueberry plant to your garden? Discover 5 easy-to-grow varieties that you may want to include based on your specific needs and wants.
Read MoreLike many others, citrus trees need occasional pruning. Due to their sensitive nature, they can't be pruned just any time. Here's when you should prune them.
Read MoreCrepe myrtles and pools may seem like a no-brainer combination that can make your home more comfortable. But there's a reason why they shouldn't be together.
Read MoreDo you love the look of ornamental cherry trees, but fear your yard doesn't have enough space to sustain one? This specific variety is one of the smallest.
Read MoreForsythia is beloved for its beautiful but brief spring blooms. To enjoy flowers through summer, plant this vine alongside it for the perfect pair.
Read MorePalm trees emanate the feeling of paradise, so planting them in your own backyard oasis just makes sense. Before doing so, know these trees' pros and cons.
Read MoreButtonbush is beloved by gardeners and pollinators, but its size can make it a challenge to add to landscaping. Luckily, there's a smaller variety available.
Read MoreWhite mold on tomato plants can spell disaster for your crop, but there are steps you can take to ensure that your tomatoes stay healthy and thriving.
Read MoreLilacs are a tried and true addition to any garden, but they can be made even more gorgeous when paired with this beautiful flowering shrub.
Read MoreFor a beautiful statement in your garden, magnolia trees can not be beat. Check out this variety of magnolia for especially impressive blooms.
Read MoreClimbing roses can be rewarding ornamentals, flowering multiple times a year and having a higher hardiness than regular roses. Here's how to get bumper blooms.
Read MoreIf you have a pool or patio, there's one type of tree to avoid planting near it: the paper birch, which will shed its bark, flowers, and branches everywhere.
Read MoreEverybody wants birds in their yard, and understory trees are especially attractive to birds. These two trees are sure to bring all the birds to your yard.
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