Are Hyacinths Safe To Plant If You Have Kids And Pets?
Hyacinths are a beautiful flower with a lovely fragrance. If you're considering planting them and have kids and pets at home, learn if it's safe to do so.
Read MoreHyacinths are a beautiful flower with a lovely fragrance. If you're considering planting them and have kids and pets at home, learn if it's safe to do so.
Read MoreNo one likes to hear the scurrying of mice in their house, but what if there was a way to deter them without using traps? The answer lies in your landscaping.
Read MoreHydrangea flowers can brown for several reasons related to their care and environment. You can fix the issue by making some tweaks to your gardening routine.
Read MorePeriwinkle boasts vibrant, eye-catching blooms. However, planting it comes with several potential drawbacks. Consider carefully before adding it to your garden.
Read MoreAnnuals bloom for only one season, but you can do your part in helping the plant produce the most blooms it can throughout that season. Here's how (and when).
Read MoreElevate your landscaping with Mother Nature's dynamic duo: irises and forsythia. These companion plants are sure to transform your garden with color and charm.
Read MorePeriwinkle can spread rapidly and take over your garden. Fortunately, there are options available to control its growth or remove it entirely.
Read MoreIf you don't feel like planting flower seeds or choosing the right varieties, let your feathered friends do the work for you by creating a "bird seed garden."
Read MoreFrom marigolds to nasturtiums, many flowers are known pest deterrents. But when dealing with cockroaches, this fall flower is the one that sends them packing.
Read MoreWith its purple blooms and twining vines, wisteria can serve as backdrop for enchanting scenes, but there's one invasive type you may want to steer clear of.
Read MoreThis fall container recipe is guaranteed to give your porch or patio plenty of color through the season. Learn what to plant and how to care for it.
Read MoreIf you've noticed that your hydrangea's flower color is fading, there are a few possible reasons. Learn why the color is fading, and how to prevent it.
Read MoreThe iconic plumeria tree isn't a plant you can only enjoy in the tropics. When you plant it in a container, you can grow it anywhere you like with proper care.
Read MoreHollyhocks can be a beautiful addition to a garden, but their big, tall stalks and bushy leaves can overtake a space. Here are some tips on how to move them.
Read MoreLate summer-blooming annuals put out plenty of seeds as their flowering season winds down. Collecting your own seeds is a great way to prepare for next year.
Read MoreThere are many reasons why you may want to move your hydrangea plant, but in order to avoid transplant shock, there are a few important things to keep in mind.
Read MoreSome weeds, like speedwell, are deceptively beautiful. Although it produces pretty blue flowers, you won't want this resilient weed anywhere near your lawn.
Read MoreA hardy perennial, a hibiscus can even endure subfreezing temperatures. This said, part of caring for a hibiscus is knowing how and when to prune its branches.
Read MoreWhile sunflowers are typically grown in the summer, those who live in warm climates could grow these yellow blooms just in time for the fall season.
Read MoreWhen summer ends, it doesn't mean your garden's beauty has to fade with it. These deer-resistant flowers are the perfect complement to the fall foliage.
Read MoreAn edible garden is hard to protect when you're attacking its pests on your own. Plant these pollinator-attracting companion flowers to bring in reinforcements.
Read MoreFennel is a tricky plant to grow alongside others. One tropical flower is the perfect companion plant for fennel due to their shared needs and properties.
Read MoreIf your hydrangeas are caught in heavy rain, the stems could start to droop. Find out how to avoid this and keep your flowers standing tall during storms.
Read MoreWhile sunflowers are stunning, they do come with some downsides. Find out if these flowers are the reason the other plants in your garden are suffering.
Read MoreSo, your tomato plants have been ransacked by hornworms. Don't reach for pesticides; plant this sweet flower and let your garden's ecosystem do its thing.
Read MoreContainer gardens shouldn't be thrown together willy-nilly. They need careful planning to look their best. Using one simple formula, you can nail it every time.
Read MoreDo you love the look of roses but are tired of getting pricked by thorns while taking care of them? Try planting this charming flower instead.
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