The Lesser-Known Liquid That Helps Indoor Spider Plant Thrive
Spider plants are low-maintenance houseplants, but you still need to feed them. Nutrients run out in a pot, and this liquid option may be the best solution.
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Gifted A Plant? Here's Why It May Be Best To Declutter It From Your Home
If you've received a gifted plant that isn't doing so well, it may be time to move it outside. Here are some commonly gifted plants that would benefit.
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How To Prune An Apricot Tree For A Thriving Plant & Better Fruit Production
It seems counter-intuitive, but cutting back apricot trees can actually lead to more fruit production. Learn when, where, and how to prune your apricot tree.
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Electric Pruning Shears: What To Know Before Buying
Electric pruning shears are a great investment for those who maintain large gardens or tire easily, but it's important to do your research before shopping.
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The Fast-Growing Indoor Plant That Turns Heads With Stunning Rose-Tinted Leaves
Do you choose houseplants for their interesting foliage? It's always some shade of green or maybe maroon. This easy-grow plant adds candy floss hues to a room.
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10 Garden Vegetables That Thrive From A Little Rice Water
Rice water is a no-cost, natural fertilizer that's proven to improve plant root, leaf, and even fruit growth. It works better on some vegetables than others.
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The Blooming Indoor Plant That Thrives In The Cold Rooms In Your Home
Looking for the perfect houseplant for the unheated (or poorly heated) parts of your house? Look no further than this cold-loving perennial with pretty blooms.
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8 Pruning Myths To Stop Believing
Pruning is an essential task that every gardener will perform regularly, but when it comes to proper pruning, there are certain myths you shouldn't believe.
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The Perennial Indoor Plant That Thrives In The Cold Corners Of Your Home
This hardy evergreen plant can handle temperature down to 50 degrees Fahrenheit. It's an easy-to-grow plant that tolerates various sunlight levels.
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The Stunning Pink Succulent That Thrives When Grown Indoors
This pink succulent adds color to your home with the potential for year-round blooms. Minimal watering and full sunlight help the succulent thrive.
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The Shrinking Lawn Trend Taking Over Backyards In 2026 — And What's 'Replacing Turf'
Believe it or not, lawns go through trends, and one that's taking over in 2026 is that of the "shrinking lawn." Here's why folks are downsizing their grass.
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Start This Slow-Growing Herb Today And Enjoy A Fresh Harvest By Spring
This common herb may be slow-growing, but our Master Gardener shares how to start it now and so you can have a fresh harvest by this spring.
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The Adorable Backyard Bird To Look For In Winter (& How To Best Attract It)
While some birds disappear from northern yards in the winter, this adorable, social species sticks around and is relatively easy to attract.
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Keep Top-Heavy Houseplants Upright With This Affordable Dollar Tree Hack
All it takes is two surprising Dollar Tree items to keep top-heavy houseplants standing tall. This budget-friendly hack is as clever as it is effective.
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Turn This Kitchen Utensil Into A Bird Feeder And Watch Birds Flock To Your Yard
According to the Fish & Wildlife Service, 35% of Americans consider themselves backyard birders. Attract more birds with this DIY suet bird feeder.
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How To Care For Your Lawn After Removing Your Old Tree Stump
Removing a tree stump opens up a hole in the ground and extra space. Adjusting the soil quality and preparing the ground gives you more options for the space.
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Harbor Freight Chainsaws: How To Choose The Best One For Your Project
Whether you need freedom of mobility or the power to take down several trees, here's a look at Harbor Freight's chainsaws to determine which is best for you.
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Nursery Vs Garden Center: Which One Better Suits Your Gardening Needs?
Whether you're searching for native plants or budget-friendly favorites, our Master Gardener explains when to shop at a nursery versus a garden center.
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The Planting Error That's Attracting Unwanted Birds Too Close To Your Home
Even though you may welcome the sight of birds enjoying your edible gardening efforts, it could also be the reason why their droppings are all over your patio.
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Use This Fertilizer In Your Garden Beds To Give Spring Bulbs A Growth Boost
If you’ve been curling up by the warm fireplace this winter, you may have just what you need to make sure your flowers are full of life this spring.
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I've Been Gardening For Over 20 Years. Here Is The Biggest Mistake I've Ever Made With My Garden Soil
A master gardener of 20 years says that this big mistake will deprive your plants of a truly healthy garden with soil that's full of nutrients.
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Clear Signs It's Time To Repot Your Parlor Palm Plant
Like many houseplants, you'll need to monitor your parlor palm for when it's time to repot it, either due to its growth or external factors.
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Watering Hacks That Help Indoor Pothos Plants Thrive
If you have been watering your pothos weekly with tap water, you may want to check out these hacks to help your plant grow and thrive rather than just survive.
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Grow This Fragrant Herb In A Pot To Draw Birds To Your Yard In Summer & Fall
Planting herbs and flowers that birds love is an easy way to attract them to your yard. This hummingbird-attracting herb grows purple blooms in summer and fall.
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15 Indoor Plants You'll Rarely Have To Worry About Repotting
Repotting is messy work. It's not something every houseplant owner wants to do. Thankfully, quite a few plants are happy to wait years for a pot size upgrade.
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The Delicious Fruit You Can Grow Hydroponically Indoors
Tried your hand at indoor hydroponics? You probably grew leafy greens or maybe tomatoes. Actually, if you get the right system, you can grow berries, too.
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What To Do If You Spot A Rattlesnake In Your Yard
A rattlesnake isn't a reptile to mess with. If you see one in your yard, don't panic. There are simple steps you can take to humanely mitigate the risk.
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