Warding off rats can be a struggle, especially if they've already set up shop near your home, but some claim that this flowering plant could deter them.
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Hummingbirds are a treat to spot in the garden. If you want to purposefully attract this feathered friend, plant this flower that comes in multiple colors.
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Desert roses can be propagated from either seeds or cuttings. Here's the best method to multiply your plants with the least effort and highest success rate.
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Creeping bellflower's bell-shaped purple flowers are invasive, but this native alternative looks very similar and will make a great addition to your garden.
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Bees and hummingbirds both love nectar, but there are different reasons each of these pollinators are drawn to various plants in your garden.
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Crocosmia, or montbretia, blooms in vibrant splashes of red, yellow, orange, or pink flowers. But if the blooms are sparse, the plant may need dividing.
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Perennial plants come back every year, and choosing types with flowers that hummingbirds adore will ensure these feathered friends also make repeat visits.
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Turn your average orchid houseplant into a total showstopper by creating a hanging floral display using a few items you can pick up for just a few dollars.
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Pollenless sunflowers will help allergy sufferers to stay sneeze-free, and they'll mean you can avoid unsightly piles of yellow dust beneath your cut bouquets.
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Cleverly selecting plants for your garden means you can benefit from both their visual beauty and delicious homegrown ingredients to use in the kitchen.
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Soil tests are essential to set your plants up for success — they'll tell you exactly how to amend your soil for the best growth. Here's the best time for one.
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As the growing season comes to a close, hummingbirds still need to stock up on nectar to prepare for winter migrations. These beautiful flowers do the trick.
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As soon as outdoor temperatures rise, bees are on the hunt for flowers. To satisfy the pollinators, grow this sweet-smelling spring-bloomer that they love.
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Hardy, low-maintenance, and quick-growing, this native plant is beloved by beneficial pollinators, and can be grown in many areas throughout the United States.
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Flower frogs aren’t just vintage floral tools, they can help you style your home with ease while supporting creative and practical plant projects.
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Should you prune hydrangeas after blooming or wait until spring to protect next season's flowers. Understanding hydrangea varieties helps ensure vibrant blooms.
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Learn how to grow and care for this low-maintenance flower that attracts pollinators and is a perfect fit for your hanging basket in warm climates.
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Often, the simpliest solution is the best solution. Prevent weeds in your flower bed by employing this tried-and-true, versatile soil cover to suppress them.
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As summer draws to a close, don't neglect to give your hydrangeas a little back-to-school haircut. Performing this tedious task now will reward you in spring.
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Looking for a pop of color and fragrance in a bare area? Try this fast-growing perennial, which spreads neatly through rhizomes and attracts pollinators.
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Chipmunks may be adorable, but the damage they can cause to your garden will make you eager to add a few of these 11 chipmunk-repelling plants.
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Lavender loves the sun, but can it grow in the shade? Explore factors like variety, soil, and climate that affect its growth before planting in low-light areas.
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There are many benefits to growing plants in unsealed wood containers, but some plants are better suited to the unique properties these planters offer.
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Pruning is essential for healthy growth, but timing matters. Find out why avoiding midday cuts helps protect plants and encourages strong recovery.
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At a time when food sources for pollinators are dwindling, you can plant this flower that will keep them full and happy. It will also provide a pop of color.
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Holes in hydrangea leaves are unsightly and, worse, can indicate more serious issues related to the care of your shrub. Identify the cause to fix the holes.
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Most gardeners feel that fall signals a time to wind down in the garden, but September is the perfect month to start several perennial bulbs and blooms.
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