The Red-Flowering Hummingbird Favorite Martha Stewart Swears By
Legendary lifestyle guru Martha Stewart recommends planting flowering currants on your land to attract hummingbirds while keeping invasive animals at bay.
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Adding These Two-Toned Flowers To Hanging Baskets Is Sure To Attract Hummingbirds
Hummingbirds are one of the best backyard birds you can hope to see. Planting this flower in your hanging baskets will invite them to flit over for a visit.
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How To Tell If Your Morning Glories Are A Beautiful Addition Or An Invasive Pest
What's the story (with) morning glories? The flowering vine can be a beautiful addition to your garden, but be on the look out for its invasive species cousin.
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Grow A Flowering Poached Egg Plant In Your Garden For All Of Its Benefits
The poached egg plant, with its yolk-like colors, is not only adorable but brings lots of benefits to your garden. Learn more about this amazing, little flower.
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Don't Let Warm Weather Stop You From Growing Peonies. Here's How
Peonies may typically prefer colder weather, but we've got a few tricks and tips for getting these beauties to bloom in warmer climates and weather.
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Here's How Long Hydrangeas Can Bloom When Grown In And Out Of Pots
Hydrangeas are a beloved shrub, but their blooms can be somewhat short-lived. However, some species bloom longer than others, even when planted in containers.
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Most Toxic Mother's Day Flowers That Your Pet Could Get Into
Some popular Mother's Day flowers and plants are dangerous for pets. Learn which Mother's Day gift plants and flowers you should avoid to keep your pets safe.
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Why The Broccoli In Your Garden Is Flowering (& What Happens If You Let It)
If you're noticing small yellow flowers in your broccoli, it's starting to bolt. Here's what that means, and what will happen if you let your broccoli flower.
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Why You May Want To Reconsider Planting Watercress In Your Garden
Watercress is beloved by many chefs for its bright, peppery taste, but you may want to think twice before planting it in your garden. Here's why.
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Plant This Flowering Vine With Forsythia For A Wall Of Continuous Color This Summer
Forsythia is beloved for its beautiful but brief spring blooms. To enjoy flowers through summer, plant this vine alongside it for the perfect pair.
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Our Professional Gardener's Tips To Turn A Patch Of Lawn Into A Field Of Wildflowers
If you're looking to turn a patch of lawn into a field of wildflowers, there are some things you should know. Here are some tips from our professional gardener.
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12 Cold Hardy Perennials That Prefer To Be Divided In Spring, Not Fall
Knowing when and how to divide your plants can lead to a bounty of additional greenery and blooms in your garden. Learn the best way to divide these plants.
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This Non-Invasive Speedwell Flower Is Perfect For A Drought Tolerant Garden
Some speedwell flowers can overtake a yard or garden, but this particular variety is a beautiful bloom that won't threaten your other plant life.
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Our Gardening Expert's Tips For Keeping Red Lily Beetles Away With Pantry DIY Treatment
Certain lily species are extremely susceptible to red lily beetles. Learn more about these garden foes and get our expert's best tips on how to deter them.
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Plant Lilacs With This Popular Flowering Shrub For A Garden Full Of Color
Lilacs are a tried and true addition to any garden, but they can be made even more gorgeous when paired with this beautiful flowering shrub.
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Use These 15 Common Herbs From Your Garden For A Cleaner Home
You can always use herbs for culinary purposes, but did you know that several types of common herbal plants can be used to help keep your home clean and fresh?
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Tips For Growing Climbing Roses For Gorgeous Towering Blooms
Climbing roses can be rewarding ornamentals, flowering multiple times a year and having a higher hardiness than regular roses. Here's how to get bumper blooms.
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This Non-Native Maroon Perennial Is Great For Beginner Gardeners
Beginner gardeners have fewer options when deciding how to fill their flowerbeds, but this easy-to-maintain flower is a perfect fit for newbies and pros alike.
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Clever Tips And Tricks For Growing Daffodils
Daffodils are easy to grow, but a few important tips for growing daffodils can help you keep them thriving in your garden. Check out these clever daffodil tips.
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Tips For Caring For Your Petunias If Temperatures Dip
Before the temperature starts to drop, it's important to have a game plan for your petunias to prevent their end. Here are a few ways to keep them healthy.
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Our Master Gardener's Top Tools For Banishing Pesky Weeds From Raised Beds
House Digest's Tiffany Selvey tells us how she gets rid of weeds from all of her raised bed gardens, and which tools are her favorite for the task.
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Avoid Growing This Flowering Succulent In Your Home Or Garden If You Own Pets
Succulents add so much beauty to a garden or houseplant collection. But if you have pets, it may be best to avoid this one flowering succulent.
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One Easy Way To Give Your Fresh Roses A Stunning Rainbow Makeover
Rainbow-colored roses aren't a natural occurrence, but they can easily be achieved with just a little water and dye. Here's how to get the multi-colored look.
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10 Varieties Of Million Bells Flowers That Will Attract Pollinators To Your Yard
Calibrachoa, or million bells, are a great nectar source for pollinators. Consider planting these varieties to attract more bees and butterflies to your yard.
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Companion Plants That Encourage The Healthiest Home-Grown Raspberries
Raspberries are relatively easy to grow, but they're also a delicious snack for certain types of beetles. Luckily, other types of plants send beetles packing.
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How To Tell If The Honeysuckle In Your Yard Is Native Or Invasive
The honeysuckle genus is full of flowers, but invasive species are terrible for your garden. Learn to differentiate between native and invasive honeysuckles.
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Should You Add Eggshells To Your Rose Garden?
You've probably heard that adding eggshells to the soil around your roses could keep pests away or provide calcium. Discover if these claims are true or not.
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