The Succulent Ground Cover That'll Make Purple Perennials Stand Out In The Garden
If you're looking for strong succulents that make for some fantastic ground cover, these plants native to South Africa could be just the ticket.
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Why The Broccoli In Your Garden Is Flowering (& What Happens If You Let It)
If you're noticing small yellow flowers in your broccoli, it's starting to bolt. Here's what that means, and what will happen if you let your broccoli flower. -
The Cherry Tree Variety That Fits Perfectly In A Small Garden
Do 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. -
The Buttonbush Variety That Won't Take Over Your Backyard (& Where It Grows Best)
Buttonbush 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. -
Dead Giveaways That Bats Are Secretly Living In Your Attic
If you suspect that a pest is living in your attic, find out some of the dead giveaway signs that there are bats in your space and not another intruder. -
One Easy Way To Give Your Fresh Roses A Stunning Rainbow Makeover
Rainbow-colored roses aren't a natural occurrence, but they can easily be achieved with just a little water and dye. Here's how to get the multi-colored look. -
How To Tell If The Honeysuckle In Your Yard Is Native Or Invasive
The honeysuckle genus is full of flowers, but invasive species are terrible for your garden. Learn to differentiate between native and invasive honeysuckles. -
Tips For Saving Your Spring Bulbs Once The Flowers Have Bloomed
Tulips and other popular bulbs can be removed and saved for relocation once they have finished blooming for the season. Here's how to do it. -
Plant This Colorful Flower And Watch American Goldfinches Nest In Your Yard
Goldfinches are one of the most stunning songbirds you can attract to your garden. Add these flowers to your garden design to keep them coming back. -
Helpful Tips For Pruning Raspberries To Ensure A Juicy Harvest
Knowing how to best prune your raspberry plant for the best harvest can be a bit of a challenge. Here is our best advice to make the most of the growing season. -
Plant Elm Trees To Attract Butterflies And Honor American History
If you love American history and native trees, plant an American elm. Best of all, it will attract many beloved pollinators, especially butterflies. -
Why Japanese Painted Ferns Are The Companion Plant Hydrangeas Deserve
Given their shared love of shade, Japanese painted ferns and hydrangeas make a perfect pair. Here we explore the reasons why you should grow them together. -
Easy Tips To Attract Falcons To Your Yard (And The Benefit Of Doing So)
Falcons are birds of prey. But, there are plenty of good reasons you may want these helpful raptors in your yard. Here's how to draw them in. -
The Unusually-Colored Rose Variety That Will Add Interest To Your Garden
If you're looking for unique florals, there is one rose variety you shouldn't overlook. Learn about this delectable rose and why it belongs in your garden. -
The Difference Between Roman & German Chamomile (& Which Is Best For Your Garden)
There are two main types of chamomile: Roman and German. But when deciding which one you want to use for your own garden, consider these factors first. -
Plant This Stunning Flower For A Chocolate-Scented Garden
Everyone loves the scent of flowers in bloom, but these particular blossoms smell like they're straight out of Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. -
Grow Watermelons In Chilly Climates With These Juicy Tips
With the summer season around the corner, you may want to grow watermelon at home. Here are tips for successfully growing some in colder areas. -
Planting Diascia Flowers Is An Easy Way To Add Blooms From Spring To Fall
Want more blooms in your garden? Consider planting diascia, also known as twinspur. These flowers can blossom from spring to fall for even more seasonal beauty. -
The Deer-Resistant Ground Cover That's Perfect For A Shade Garden
If you're worried about deer munching on your grass, consider this alternative ground cover that does pretty well in colder temperatures. -
The Fertilizer Ingredient That Can Encourage Pesky Crabgrass To Spread
Here's the ingredient that can trigger the growth of pesky crabgrass. Learn how this can affect your lawn and ways to prevent the spread of crabgrass. -
Easily Attract Hummingbirds To Your Yard With A Colorful Tree
Plant this colorful tree to effortlessly attract beautiful hummingbirds while enhancing your yard's appeal. Here's everything you need to know. -
The Popular Crop You'll Want To Grow With Zucchini In The Garden
Beans benefit plants growing nearby, as they are nitrogen fixers. Zucchini's leaves help to shade out weed seedlings, providing less competition for the beans. -
Do The Cicadas In Your Yard Bite, And What Do They Sound Like?
Cicadas are about to take over certain areas of the country, so it's understandable if you are concerned about potential harms. Here's what you can expect. -
What Are Mixed Lawns, And Are They Worth It?
As a homeowner, keeping your grass healthy is tough. If you struggle with traditional lawns, consider the value of mixed lawns to determine if they suit you. -
Hop On The Cozy Garden Nook Trend Pinterest Is Loving In A Few Easy Steps
Do you like to spend time outside in your garden, perhaps reading or entertaining guests? Learn how to create a cozy outdoor nook in just a few steps. -
The Easy-To-Grow Flower Pinterest Is Loving For Spring Gardens
Spring is here, so it's time to get planting! And if you're looking for a new superstar in your garden, Pinterest has the perfect suggestion. -
The Best Place In Your Yard To Grow Birch Trees (And How Long They Typically Live)
If you're dreaming of birch trees, be sure to plant those beauties in the right spot for optimal growth and as long of a life as possible. Here's how.
