Must-Know Tips For Growing Lion's Ear From Seed To Attract Wildlife
Lion's ear can support an amazing biodiverse ecosystem right in your backyard. Learn how to attract pollinators by growing this plant from seed.
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The Flowering Plant That's A Garden Must For Hummingbird Lovers
If your goal is to entice more hummingbirds to visit your garden, there's one nectar-rich flowering shrub that you should definitely be planting. -
Naturally Deter Pests From Your Bulbs This Spring With A Clever Gardening Tip
The secret to protecting your bulbs from animals who would otherwise eat them is so obvious that it's the last thing we would think of. Here it is. -
The Popular Garden Vegetable You Should Be Growing With Lavender This Spring
This summertime crop loves lavender, and when planted side by side, they're an insect-repelling match made in heaven. -
Why The Leaves On Your Fruit Tree Are Turning Yellow (And What To Do About It)
Yellowing leaves can be a sign of an unhealthy fruit tree, but fortunately, once you figure out the cause of the problem, there are several solutions. -
Avid Gardeners Who Grow Green Onions Also Know To Plant This Tasty Companion
Companion planting can help gardeners get the most out of their efforts. Green onions make an excellent partner for keeping pests away from this delicious crop. -
Mowing Tips To Keep Your Drought-Tolerant Floratam Lawn Looking Its Best
Floratam grass is ideal for hot and dry climates, but you still have to maintain it. Follow these mowing tips to keep up its health and lush appearance. -
Deodorize Your Smelly Garden Gloves And Hands With A Kitchen Staple
The sweat and dirt that piles up on gardening gloves can get smelly very quickly. But before you buy a new pair, here's an easy cleaning method. -
Sprinkle Coffee Grounds On Your Yard And Say Goodbye To Slithering Pests
Coffee grounds can be put to good use in more ways than one around the house, and they can be particularly beneficial for your backyard. Here's why. -
Grow This Type Of Plant To Create Healthier Soil In Your Yard And Garden
For healthier soil all throughout the year -- and happier plants as a result -- here's an eco-friendly crop with effects similar to manure. -
Mistakes To Avoid When You Grow Cucumbers On A Trellis
You can use trellises to help your cucumbers grow - see these helpful tips for getting the right support these climbing plants need to thrive in your garden. -
Why You Should Consider Switching To Organic Lawn Care
If you haven't changed your lawn care routine for a while, this might be the perfect time to consider if organic products are right for your yard. -
Easily Get Rid Of Invasive Rescuegrass In Your Yard With These Helpful Tips
Rescuegrass is a persistent weedy grass that can be an eyesore when it pops up in your yard. Find out the best methods to rid your lawn of this invasive grass. -
The Aloe Vera Trick That'll Grow Your Roses Into A New Blooming Plant Like Magic
Propagating rose cuttings may seem daunting, but it's a task that can be made easier with some help from aloe vera. Find out how to use it for new roses. -
The Crucial Step You Might Be Forgetting When Cleaning Your Hummingbird Feeder
Not cleaning your hummingbird feeder properly can endanger an already vulnerable population of beautiful birds, so don't miss this important step! -
Simple Tips You Need To Prepare Your Soil Before Planting Grass Seed
If its time to seed your lawn, there are steps you should take before planting. Follow these simple tips to prepare your soil and get the best results. -
The Best Way To Treat Those Powdery White Spots On Tree Leaves
There's no cure for this affliction associated with walnut and hickory trees, but there are plenty of steps you can take to prevent it. -
Double Your Houseplant Collection With Old Glass Jars You Already Own
Glass jars have a way of piling up, and luckily, there are tons of uses for them around your house. Try using your mason jars to plant your houseplants. -
The Destructive Fungi To Look Out For When Growing A Snake Plant
The name of this fungus makes it sound like a heavy metal band, but it's actually a major hazard to your snake plant. Here's how to prevent it. -
The Colorful Perennial That'll Keep Birds Flocking To Your Yard All Winter Long
If you want to observe more birds in your yard, there is one flower you should be sure to plant this spring. Find out how to attract birds year-round. -
Propagate Spider Plants The Right Way With These Essential Tips
Much like Spider-Man, spider plants can be helpful to have around the house, but if you're going to "clone" them, you should plan ahead with these tips. -
Simple Tips For Reviving Any Burnt Trees In Your Yard
Wildfires are hugely destructive for homes, wildlife, and greenery. But it is possible for trees to survive. Here's how you can help your trees recover. -
What It Means If You See Gray And Black Snow On The Ground
Have you ever seen black or gray snow in your yard or city? Discover the possible reasons for this phenomenon and how you may be able to prevent it. -
The Most Important Lawn Care Task You Must Do Right After Your First Mow Of The Spring
Once winter passes and spring has arrived, there is one maintenance task you should perform after you first mow your lawn -- and here's what it is. -
The Plant Mistake That's Secretly Attracting Ants Into Your Home
Finding ants in your home is always an unwelcome surprise. There are mistakes you could be making in your yard to inadvertently exacerbate the issue. -
This Citrusy Fruit May Be The Secret To Keeping Mice Out Of The Garden
If you've got mice visiting your garden and lawn, one simple ingredient will repel them: citrus peels. Simply scatter them around your crops. -
The Low-Maintenance Shrub That Can Help Choke Out Weeds
Weeds can be very persistent in their efforts to live where they aren't wanted, but this low-maintenance shrub can help choke out invading weeds.
