How To Prune Bushes During Winter Dormancy (& Why It Matters)
It's important to prune your bushes to keep them healthy and looking their best. Here's when you should do it during winter dormancy and why it matters.
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Drought Tolerant Ground Covers You Can Easily Grow In Your Yard And Garden
Whether you live in an area with little rain or you're looking for something that can handle some neglect, these drought-tolerant ground covers are great picks.
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Trees And Bushes To Plant In November To Attract Beautiful Hummingbirds
Late fall is the perfect time to add some plants, trees, and bushes to your yard to provide nectar for spring migrating hummingbirds. Here are a few favorites.
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Tricks For Pruning Curry Leaf For A Thriving Plant & Bigger Harvest
Curry leaf trees can happily live outside in the ground or in containers, but no matter where it grows, you can prune it for a bigger harvest.
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The Best Way To Care For Citrus Trees During Winter To Keep Them Thriving
When winter comes, the last thing you want is for the dropping temperatures to kill off your citrus trees. Luckily, there are a few ways to protect them.
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The Best Place To Plant A Japanese Maple Tree, According To Our Professional Gardener
Japanese Maple trees are loved for their gorgeous color-shifting leaves, creating a magical-looking fall landscape. Here's where to plant yours from an expert.
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The Fuzzy Pollinator Magnet Shrub That'll Tempt Hummingbirds To Your Backyard
Is it even possible to have too many plants that attract hummingbirds to your yard? We think not! If you live in a warm climate, here's another option.
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Pros And Cons Of Growing Berries In Your Garden, And Which Are Easiest To Grow
Berries aren't only tasty, many species are exceptionally easy to grow with very little maintenance required, but there are a few pros and cons.
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Save Dried Hydrangea Flowers For Stunning Indoor Decor This Fall
Deadheading your dried hydrangea flowers at the end of the season can feel like a waste. Instead, save them for this stunning fall DIY that brings them indoors.
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Guelder Roses Are Beautiful But Think Twice Before Planting Them To Attract Birds
Guelder roses have bright red berries that will certainly attract birds to your yard, but this is one shrub that you'll want to avoid. Here's why.
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Show-Stopping Pink Trees To Add To Your Yard That Birds Love To Visit
If you're hoping to invite birds to your yard, these pink blooming trees may be the answer. Encourage avian visitors with these stunning, colorful blooms.
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Provide A Bird Nest Haven With A Beautiful Golden Tree
Create a nesting haven in your yard with a stunning golden tree. Learn how to care for this tree and how it attracts and provides a welcoming habitat for birds.
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Grow One Citrus Tree Variety For The Biggest Lemons You've Probably Ever Seen
Discover how to grow a type of lemon tree that produces very large fruit. These specific lemons are much larger than those found in typical grocery stores.
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Fall Is The Perfect Time To Collect Compost Materials
Compost materials aren't that hard to come by if you mow your lawn or create food scraps. Still, you should stock up on these in the fall for more "browns."
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The Downsides To Planting A California Pepper Tree In Your Yard
While a California pepper tree is a low-maintenance specimen that grows pretty pink peppercorns, here are the reasons you may want to reconsider planting one.
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Chinaberry Tree Troubles Every Gardener Should Know Before Planting
Although Chinaberry trees are beautiful and tall, there are a few issues every gardener should be aware of before introducing this tree to their yard.
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Upgrade Your Home Security With These 24 Stunning Landscape Plants
Home security doesn’t have to look utilitarian; use native plants with protective elements to upgrade your landscape and deter criminals from your property.
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Important Fall Tasks To Ensure Your Native Wisteria Blooms Beautifully In The Spring
Despite many invasive wisteria species being aggressive spreaders, native wisteria often need winter protection to thrive. Here's how to prepare it in the fall.
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Why November Might Be Best Time To Trim Your Trees And Shrubs
If the trees and shrubs on your property look like they need a proper trim, November may be the best time of the year to do that. Here's why.
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Trees You Can Plant Without Worrying About Your Water Lines Getting Damaged
Discover trees that you can plant without concerns about damaging water lines. Enjoy a beautiful landscape without compromising your pipes and sewer.
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What You Need To Know Before Planting A Carob Tree In Your Yard For Shade
While the hardy carob tree can provide some natural shade for your outdoor space, here's what you should be aware of before planting one on your property.
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The Popular Type Of Tree That You Should Select Based On Gender
For many tree species, gender is irrelevant and often inaccurate. However, you'll want to determine the gender of this specific tree type before purchasing it.
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The Fast-Growing Privacy Tree That's Popular In The Hamptons (& Reasons To Avoid It)
Privacy trees and hedges are a great way to create a peaceful sanctuary, but there's one Hamptons-loved variety that you should rethink before growing.
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One Popular Tree To Avoid Planting If You Don't Like A Mess Across Two Seasons
Explore which tree to avoid if you dislike two seasons of mess. Discover why this popular tree may not be the best choice and which options to consider.
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Attract Nesting Birds To Your Yard With A Yellow-Flowering Fall Shrub
Attract nesting birds to your yard with a beautiful yellow-flowering fall shrub. Discover how to create a welcoming habitat with this deciduous pollinator.
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What Is Backyard Orchard Culture (And How To Reap The Benefits On Your Property)
Did you know that you don't need acres of space to have your own fruit orchard? With backyard orchard culture, you can grow fruit on your own property.
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Be Wary Of The Pink Trumpet Tree If You Have Pets Or Small Children
Some plants can be dangerous to humans and non-human animals alike, especially small children and pets. Here's why you should be wary of the pink trumpet tree.
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