10 Annual Flowers You Can Still Plant In October For Colorful Garden Beds
You don't have to mourn the loss of flowers in your garden over the fall and winter. These annuals can brighten your outdoor space during the cooler months.
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A Must-Try Trick For Keeping Squirrels Away From Your Freshly Planted Fall Bulbs
There are many reasons bulbs won't make it to spring, including pesky squirrels that dig them up in the fall. Keep them away with this landscaping material.
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10 Annual Flowers To Plant In Gravel Gardens
Brightly-colored, heat- and drought-tolerant annual flowers are a great option for gravel gardens. Discover ten gorgeous species to consider planting.
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The Nasty Rose Pest That Shows Up More In The Fall
There's one extra step you want to add to your fall pruning routine to keep pests away if you want to keep your roses healthy, happy, and bright come spring.
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Cold-Hardy Ground Covers To Plant For Winter That Aren't Evergreens
We know that evergreens are often used in the landscape for winter interest, but you aren't limited to just those plants. Here are some unique options.
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Coffee Grounds Vs. Bananas- Which Is Better For Fertilizing Hydrangea Plants
Coffee grounds add nutrients and change the pH of the soil, while bananas add potassium, a vital nutrient. But which will improve the health of your hydrangeas?
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The Genius Zip Tie Hack You Need For A Picture-Perfect Flower Arrangement
Creating a floral arrangement can be difficult, but this clever zip tie trick can make things a little easier. It even allows you to change plans mid-project.
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17 Best Flowers To Plant In October To Add Color To Your Small Patio
While it might not be as easy to work with as a large garden, a small patio can still host a wide variety of beautiful flowers, even in the fall.
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It's Not Too Late! Prune This Flower In October After The First Frost
It may be October, but it's not too late to prune this popular flower for best growth in the spring. Just wait until after first frost to whip out the shears.
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The 32-Acre Idaho Garden HGTV Is Calling The Most Beautiful In The State
While Idaho's panhandle is praised for its gorgeous hiking trails and forests, the most beautiful garden in the state is located in Boise, according to HGTV.
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Plant This Berried Shrub In The Fall To Attract Hummingbirds Next Spring
Attract hummingbirds seeking an early spring nectar source with the bell-shaped blooms of this berry bush, best planted in early fall for optimal growth.
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Why You Should Avoid Fertilizing Wisteria Plants In The Fall, And What To Do Instead
Get essential tips for caring for wisteria. Key practices include skipping fall fertilization, which can be detrimental to these stunning climbing plants.
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Stunning Companion Plants That Pair Beautifully With Ice Plant Ground Cover
We've identified two companions for your ice plant ground cover that have stunning complementary blooms and thrive in similar growing conditions.
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9 Varieties Of Coneflowers To Grow If You Want To Attract Goldfinches
Avoid deadheading the spent blooms of coneflowers, as these provide seeds in the colder months. Coneflower seeds are a vital source of food for goldfinches.
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16 Flowering Blue Weeds To Avoid Planting In Your Yard
There's no doubt that blue flowers look gorgeous, but they come at a price if they're weeds. Save yourself the constant struggle by avoiding these species.
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10 Varieties Of Ranunculus You Should Plant In October For A Beautiful Spring Garden
If you want your garden to bloom with stunning flowers in the spring, then October is a great time to get planting for these 10 flower varieties.
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Plant This Low-Maintenance Perennial In October For Showstopping Color In Spring
If you want your yard or garden to wake up in stunning color after a long winter, plant this undemanding perennial in October to reap its benefits come spring.
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How To Keep Your Salvia Plants Happy And Healthy During Winter
It is important to properly water, prune, and protect your salvias in winter, otherwise you risk these plants not surviving the temperature change.
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Prune Sneezeweed In The Fall For A Stronger Plant With Beautiful Branching Blooms
Sneezeweed is a smart perennial pick for those who enjoy a burst of seasonal color in the garden, but it requires pruning to encourage healthier growth habits.
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Want More Hummingbirds Next Summer? Plant These Two Perennials Together In October
A lot of gardeners look out for gorgeous flowers to grow to attract hummingbirds. Here are two perennials to plant in October for stunning blooms next summer.
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The Flowering Perennial You Should Never Plant In Fall (& When To Do It Instead)
Due to the threat of frost and cold weather, avoid planting this blooming perennial in fall — regardless of how well it does in your USDA Hardiness Zone.
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How To Winterize Coneflowers For Bigger, More Controlled Blooms In The Spring
Coneflowers are a beautiful addition to any garden, but they will need some extra care this winter. This can include adding mulch and watching the water.
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The Perfect Time To Divide Sunflowers For Full, Gorgeous Blooms
If you have done your due diligence and researched sunflowers after planting them, then you might already know to divide them, but when is the best time?
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Keep Hydrangeas Healthy With A Simple Garden Task This Fall
Hydrangeas aren't necessarily high-maintenance, but if you want healthy plants that produce bountiful blooms, this task is necessary to complete in the fall.
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The Cold Weather Trick That Triggers More Blooms From Your Container Orchid Plant
If you are struggling to encourage your orchid houseplant to launch a new bloom, consider trying this cold weather hack to mimic its natural environment.
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Say Goodbye To Hydrangeas, Try This Look Alike Instead
Hydrangeas are popular flowers to grow in your garden, but this alternative will look just like the beloved flower in your garden and is easier to care for.
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16 Ways To Fix Compacted Soil For A Healthier Yard Or Garden
Compacted soil can be (literally) hard to garden in, but by being smart with how you water, aerate, plant, and amend, you can slowly fix and stop compaction.
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