The Space-Saving Apple Tree Variety That's Perfect For Your Small Yard
Small backyards aren't exempt from the luxury of fresh-plucked apples. You simply need to choose varieties that thrive in containers or tiny garden beds.
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12 Best Stones To Use For A Stunning Front Yard Fence
From sleek slate to rugged fieldstone, the right fence stones can transform your front yard fence from simple to striking. Discover which ones look the best.
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The Unique Great Plains Bird You Can Attract Without A Feeder
Sometimes, hanging a simple bird feeder in your yard won't cut it. Attracting specific bird species to your garden often requires a few creative approaches.
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Turn Brown Leaves Into Nutritious Garden Mulch With A Clever Homemade Tool
You've taken the time to rake up all the fallen leaves in your backyard; it seems a waste to simply discard them. Instead, turn them into useful garden mulch.
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14 Specialty Zinnia Types To Grow For A Garden Full Of Beautiful Blooms
Zinnias are one of the easiest flowers to grow, but that doesn’t mean they have to be boring. These types show the true range of color, shape, and more.
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12 Vining Succulent Plants Perfect For Your Indoor Or Outdoor Garden
Vining succulent plants come in so many adorable shapes and sizes and can add beautiful and resilient green foliage to your indoor and outdoor garden spaces.
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How To Water An Indoor Cactus In Spring To Help Kickstart The Growing Season
Cacti are dormant during the colder months of the year, but as the weather warms up, it's necessary to increase their care to encourage new growth.
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Why A 60's Inspired Conversation Pit Might Be The Perfect Addition To Your Backyard
A retro design feature once popular in mid-century homes is finding new life outdoors, creating a cozy space that naturally draws people together.
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How To Attract Chickadees To Your Bird Feeder With The Right Food
If you want the adorable chickadees to be happy and stay in your backyard, stock your bird feeder with these foods and they'll keep coming back.
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How To Propagate A Rattlesnake Plant & Fill Your House With Striking Foliage
Do you love your single rattlesnake plant so much that you want more? Propagating it is easy, as long as you avoid taking stem cuttings and do it the right way.
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8 Sneaky Ways You're Bringing Microplastics Into Your Garden
Between the planters and the soil bags, plastic is hard to avoid in gardening. In fact, some supplies you may not realize are plastic are adding to the problem.
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10 Of The Most Colorful Birds You Can Attract To Your Yard In The U.S.
Not all brightly colored birds are in the tropics. The U.S. has its own fair share of colorful avian friends and you can even attract them to your yard.
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21 Unique Ways To Use A Tree Stump As Decor In Your Home
Tree stumps can be very difficult to remove from your property, so it only makes sense to reuse it for something else in your home when you do.
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12 Fragrant White Flowers That'll Make Your Patio Smell Good All Summer Long
Choose one or two of these lovely-smelling annual and perennial white flowers to adorn your patio this summer, recommended by our expert gardener.
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Plant Calibrachoa In The Spring For Full, Cascading Planters All Summer Long
Few flowers create dramatic overflowing planters quite like calibrachoa, and timing can make the difference between sparse blooms and a full summer display.
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Avoid Growing Pothos Plants Unless You're Ready For These 12 Downsides
Pothos are known as low-maintenance houseplants, but even easy going plants have needs. Don't grow this plant until you learn about these potential problems.
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12 Types Of Caterpillars In Your Yard (& The Butterflies They Become)
From swallowtails to painted ladies, meet some interesting caterpillars you might find in your yard — and find out about the butterflies they'll become.
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What To Do If You Find A Baby Opossum In Your Yard
If you find a baby opossum, a wildlife rehabilitator may or may not be needed, depending on its age and condition — here’s what to know.
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Ditch The Landscape Fabric For A Better, Natural Solution
Landscaping fabric might be good to snuff out weeds, but they can also cause a lot of environmental problems in your garden. This natural alternative is better.
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Get Your Yard Ready For Spring Birds With These Dollar Tree Essentials
Dollar Tree offers some simple, budget-friendly products to help attract birds to your yard if you're looking to become a birdwatcher this spring.
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The Colorful Succulent With Pretty Flowers That Thrives When Grown Indoors
This vibrant succulent with adorably tiny flowers makes for a beautiful and low-maintenance addition to any collection of easy-to-grow houseplants.
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16 Of Martha Stewart's Best Gardening Tips For A Beginner
Whether you're worried about garden planning, prepping soil, or pruning plants, these beginner-friendly tips from Martha Stewart will turn your thumb green.
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Fill Empty Garden Spaces With A Stunning Self-Seeding Flower That Pollinators Love
This beautiful blue flower tolerates sandy soils without much water, and pollinators will flock to it. Plus, it will return to fill empty beds year after year.
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Watch Your Carrots Thrive With The Help Of These Companion Plants
Looking to expand what you plant beside your carrots? These companion plants can help improve soil, repel pests, and keep your carrots healthy and happy.
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Telltale Signs That It's Time To Remove Old Mulch And Start New
Mulch does a lot of work in garden beds, but it doesn't last forever. Over time, subtle changes can signal that the protective layer needs attention.
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22 Perennial Herbs You Should Be Dividing In Spring
Perennial herbs can be a perfect addition to any veggie or flower garden, but to keep them healthy and thriving, these herbs should be divided in spring.
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The Best Way To Prune Hydrangea Plants Suffering From Winter Damage
Some hydrangeas are prone to damage during cold winters. Don't pull them out! With the right timing and approach, you can revive injured shrubs with pruning.
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