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Looking for an easy way to improve soil health, deter slugs and prevent fungal diseases for your roses? This kitchen ingredient can do all three.
Read MorePruning tomatoes is a habit that should be started early. Depending on the variety you're growing, there are some key tricks for pruning to get more fruit.
Read MoreA clean, lush lawn doesn't have to take hours of work or involve harmful chemicals — just make hand-picking weeds a regular habit. Find out how.
Read MoreYou can create your own fertilizer using a mixture of cucumber peels and water. Learn how to make this treatment that will give your plants a nutrient boost.
Read MoreIf you walk outside and smell cat urine, it may not be the stray cats. It could be a popular landscaping shrub that has you plugging your nose.
Read MoreIf your cucumbers are flowering but not producing fruit, your yard might lack beneficial pollinators. Here's how to pollinate by hand to ensure a hearty crop.
Read MoreAfter spending your time, money, and effort building a raised garden bed, don't skimp on the soil. This soil DIY ensures your plants have everything they need.
Read MoreWant more tomatoes without buying more? This simple propagation trick lets you grow extra plants mid-season, saving money and boosting your garden’s yield.
Read MoreThere are many potential causes of yellow and sagging kale leaves — anything from weather conditions to soil problems or lack of nutrients can be a factor.
Read MoreWith so many soil options, how do you know which will be the best for your potted plants? Once you understand what to look for, your plants will thrive.
Read MorePlanting milkweed is one of the easiest ways to support monarch butterfly populations, but this slip-up could actually cause them more harm than good.
Read MoreCompanion plants can help your peach trees thrive, and this low-maintenance yellow and orange flower gets the job done while looking beautiful.
Read MorePlanting tomatoes rewards you with ripe, juicy fruit without going to the store, but choosing an ideal spot to grow them in is crucial for your harvest.
Read MoreSeedlings are delicate and need consistently moist soil until established. Discover how often you should water seedlings to keep soil moist, but not soggy.
Read MoreStrawberries don't ripen once they're picked, so harvesting at the correct time is essential to ensure you're left with juicy, flavorful fruit.
Read MoreGardeners love lavender for its fragrance and its many uses. Pairing lavender with this flower will not just look beautiful, it will benefit the ecosystem.
Read MoreLearn how to spot, prevent, and manage stink bug damage so your tomato harvest can stay healthy, flavorful, and garden-fresh all season long.
Read MoreBy planting this easy-to-grow herb near your cucumber plants, you can repel pests, attract pollinators, and encourage faster (and possibly tastier) growth.
Read MoreLavender is a fragrant Mediterranean perennial that responds really well to deadheading at the correct time if you want a continuous succession of blooms.
Read MoreTrimming your trees is often necessary, especially if they start to grow unruly or scraggly. This technique, however, could do more harm than good.
Read MoreLavender is a delightfully smelling perennial that works well in many gardens, but it can be particularly beneficial when planted near your birdbath.
Read MoreThere are many flowers that will attract hummingbirds to your garden, including morning glory. But this similar flower is often more resilient in the heat.
Read MoreTopsoil is the foundation of any healthy garden. Learn what it is, why it matters, and how to build rich, fertile soil for stronger plants and better yields.
Read MoreIf you're in the habit of reaching for Epsom salts to sprinkle around your plants, you might want to reconsider because this could do more harm than good.
Read MoreWho doesn't love fresh cucumbers from the garden? The good news is that you can keep them growing year-after-year. Even better news, you can do it for free.
Read MoreSince cucumbers are quick growers, they become overripe quickly. Knowing when your cucumbers are ready to pick is an essential part of getting a yummy harvest.
Read MoreYou can technically harvest herbs anytime, but this timing results in the most flavorful harvest due to the concentration of oils in the leaves.
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