Avoid These Garden Mistakes When Using Ducks For Pest Control
Wondering how to effectively use ducks for garden pest control? Avoid these common mistakes so your feathered friends thrive while keeping pests at bay.
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Wondering how to effectively use ducks for garden pest control? Avoid these common mistakes so your feathered friends thrive while keeping pests at bay.
Read MoreThis purple perennial is found in moist, shaded areas in the eastern U.S. Grow it in your yard to attract birds without dealing with the mess of a bird feeder.
Read MoreWant more privacy in your backyard? Here are 16 fast-growing privacy trees that offer year-round beauty and security, creating a lush and serene oasis.
Read MoreYou understandably want your home's exterior to look its best, but there's a huge landscaping mistake that could be causing your plants to burn.
Read MoreIf you ever find unique teacups in the thrift store, you can actually upcycle them into gorgeous wall decor that will make a statement in your home.
Read MoreBlooming shrubs add color and texture to the landscape, but some of them are more trouble than they're worth. Avoid growing these flowering plants in the yard.
Read MoreAffordable, easy, and oh-so-vintage — this garden-themed plaque DIY will turn simple supplies into wall art that whispers ‘English countryside.’
Read MoreAttract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds with these two beautiful flowers that grow well together as companion plants. They love the sun and heat.
Read MoreAdding spring flowers to your landscape awakens your yard with color. Discover a native spring-flowering plant that's also edible for a unique addition.
Read MoreYou may be tempted to harvest moss from anywhere, but there's one specific location you should avoid to protect the local ecosystem and maintain sustainability.
Read MoreIs it even possible to have too many hummingbird-attracting plants in your yard? Absolutely not. Here's a pretty native vine that those little hummers love.
Read MoreThis perennial blooms with clove-scented flowers in shades of pink, purple, red, and white. Use it as a ground cover and attract pollinators.
Read MoreIf you have a pergola in your backyard, these climbing plants will not only beautify the structure but also provide some much-needed shade come summer.
Read MoreAdd some rich pops of blueish-purple blooms to your garden with this easy-to-grow wildflower. The striking crowns and long stems are sure to be a stunner.
Read MoreIf you find a gorgeous quilt at the thrift, you should try using it as decor for your home by turning it into an art piece; here's how to DIY this decor.
Read MoreParsley makes a wonderful companion for several edible and ornamental plants in the garden. Find out which plants to pair it with for the best results.
Read MoreDo you want a garden full of colorful hummingbirds? Then be sure to plant these quick-growing flowers in the spring to ensure they have plenty of nectar.
Read MoreIf you want to bring the bees to your home garden, invest in these spring bloomers now so that you can get these pollinators visiting all summer long.
Read MoreA lovely addition to any garden, brunnera plants are much more sensitive to sunlight than you might think. Here's how to avoid dreaded leaf scorching.
Read MoreAldi's so-called "aisle of shame" might have an unsavory name, but within it, you can find some fantastic deals to help spruce up your outdoor space.
Read MoreFor most fruit trees, pruning is a necessity to keep the tree healthy and producing a good harvest. These trees benefit from an early spring trim.
Read MoreSome trees tolerate damp soil better than others. While You'll want to avoid many species in spots that hold some water, this tree thrives in these conditions.
Read MoreLove the look of the red yucca? Try out these similar plants for a more varied aesthetic in your garden while still attracting plenty of hummingbirds.
Read MoreApril is when many parts of the United States have their last frost dates, so it's the best time to plant flowers for beautiful blooms in summer.
Read MoreAlthough the idea of introducing plants to your yard to create privacy sounds wonderful, there are several invasive species you should avoid.
Read MoreIf you're wondering whether you can propagate your own tulip bulbs from existing bulbs, we have the research and science to solve your gardening conundrum.
Read MoreThere are many plants that make great companions for cucumbers, but some can compete for nutrients while others attract pests or spread disease.
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