The Perennial Grass With Gorgeous Feathery Foliage That Tolerates Infertile Soil
Native grasses add year-round interest to gardens. It's quite the bonus if you find a species that will grow in even the most inhospitable spots in your yard.
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Native grasses add year-round interest to gardens. It's quite the bonus if you find a species that will grow in even the most inhospitable spots in your yard.
Read MoreHoles in your hosta's leaves aren't just unsightly signs of damage — they can also cause the eventual death of the plant if they're severe enough.
Read MoreAs long as you live in USDA zones 3 to 7 and follow routine maintenance tasks, this citrusy herb will reliably return to your garden season after season.
Read MoreThis shrub is a perfect choice for borders. Its sweet fragrance and abundant nectar attract butterflies and other pollinators, but deer won't come near it.
Read MoreFerns are stunning additions to the garden, but they can grow much taller than many expect. Get a more low-profile effect with this unique lookalike.
Read MoreThe butterfly bush is popular, but it's also considered invasive in many U.S. states. Replace it with this compact cultivar that's also a butterfly magnet.
Read MoreTo bring winged critters into your yard, whether birds or butterflies, you need an easy-grow plant with prolific blooms and seeds. This perennial fits the bill.
Read MoreDo your tomato plants have yellowing leaves? Is there a noticeable lack of flowers or fruit? They likely need a good dose of this easy-to-make fertilizer tea.
Read MoreBleeding heart perennials have a very unique style. One particular variety is so unique that it even received honors from the Royal Horticultural Society.
Read MoreHummingbirds can be a boon for your garden, so you'll definitely want to read about this lily that will attract those beautiful birds to your home.
Read MoreColorful flowers look great in your yard during the summer. If you are not a great gardener, there is an annual that doesn't need much maintenance.
Read MoreIf you love to set-it-and-forget-it, perennial blooms are the way to go. This low-maintenance plant will keep your garden buzzing from June through September.
Read MoreAdd privacy and character to your backyard by growing this gorgeous vine along your fence. Pollinators will also love this plant's yellow blooms.
Read MoreWhile options like rosemary and basil are often the first herbs that come to mind, lesser-known picks like this pretty flowering option shouldn't be overlooked.
Read MoreThis very hardy compact azalea variety works well as the thriller in your pots. Its delicate purple-pink blooms appear in spring to add life to your patio.
Read MoreWhile normal paint doesn't do much to attract or deter pests, this ancient wall coating is both stylish and great for keeping away annoying bugs.
Read MoreIf you've got a shady spot in your garden that wildlife can reach, plant these colorful and carefree flowers that are attractive to humans but not to deer.
Read MoreRaking your lawn in the spring to remove fallen leaves and dead grass seems like a good idea. But the ideal timing is crucial for your yard's health.
Read MoreHave a slope full of sandy soil in your backyard? Cover it with this native grass that also happens to be a host for a specific eastern U.S. butterfly species.
Read MoreIf you don't want strangers peering through your windows, you can give them an eyeful of tropical shrubs whose sweet fruits can be used to make jam and jelly.
Read MoreTiny strawberries dotting your lawn might seem like a welcome surprise, but if they're not well-controlled, you could end up with a bigger issue.
Read MoreLooking for a shrub to plug a gap in your front yard display? This diminutive plant boasts attractive variegated foliage and flowers for bees and butterflies.
Read MoreNot all snakes are as scary as you may think, but you'll definitely want to read about what to do if you find some of their skin in your yard.
Read MoreLantanas are ever-popular plants for pollinator gardens. Hummingbirds particularly love the colors of this cultivar's blooms, as well as the abundant nectar.
Read MoreChoosing the right potting mix is easy with our comprehensive guide covering types, benefits, key ingredients, and advice to help your plants flourish.
Read MoreMarigolds already do a pretty great job of attracting pollinating insects like bees and butterflies. Why not boost their potential with a clever plant pairing?
Read MoreIf you're looking for storage options for kitchen waste, consider some creative solutions from Ikea that ensure the unsightly trash stays hidden.
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