The Perfect Plant For A Privacy Hedge That Brings Tropical Vibes
Not every privacy hedge has to look the same, and one lesser-known option brings bold color, dense growth, and a completely different feel to outdoor spaces.
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Here's Why You Never See Metal Clotheslines In Yards Anymore
Two metal T-posts, connected by a series of wires in a yard and covered in clothes, is a nostalgic sight today. What happened to all the metal clotheslines?
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How To Remove An Entire Shrub Without Digging It Out
A no-dig approach to removing shrubs can save time and effort, though it introduces challenges that homeowners should carefully consider first.
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The Simple Way To Give Your Indoor Pothos Plant Shiny, Glossy Leaves
Making this low maintenance houseplant's leaves sparkle is not as complicated as you might think. In fact, you likely already have everything you need at home.
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The Eco-Friendly Fertilizer That Boosts Tomato Plant Health
When you're shopping for fertilizer for tomatoes, the selection can be overwhelming. Here's a good option if you're trying to keep your garden eco-friendly.
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What To Do If A Neighbor Leaves Grass Clippings In Your Yard
Grass clippings can be difficult to deal with, and they can be even more annoying if they're coming from a neighbor rather than your own lawn.
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The Cucumber Hack Gardeners Say Can Keep Yellow Jackets Out Of Your Yard
Pests in your backyard can ruin outdoor fun and yellow jackets are among the worst. There is a hack using cucumbers that some people feel will keep them away.
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How To Use A Basic Laundry Basket For Garden Hose & Accessory Storage
If you have a gardening hose, chances are it has at some point been tangled up in a frustrating mess. A solution could lie in a simple laundry basket.
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For Gorgeous Peonies, Use Only This Fertilizer
If you maintain your peonies, they'll grace your garden with bright blooms. Part of that care includes providing them with the nutrients they need to thrive.
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Give This Shrub A Hard Prune In April To Attract More Wild Birds
Winter is the best time to prune shrubs that bloom on new wood to produce the most berries. If it's too cold to work outside, waiting until April is also fine.
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The Pretty Perennial With A Long Flowering Period That Pollinators Can Enjoy All Season
If you love to set-it-and-forget-it, perennial blooms are the way to go. This low-maintenance plant will keep your garden buzzing from June through September.
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Say Goodbye To A Plain Fence By Growing This Climbing Plant For Beauty
Add privacy and character to your backyard by growing this gorgeous vine along your fence. Pollinators will also love this plant's yellow blooms.
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Why Wetting Brand-New Potting Soil Before Planting Is A Smart Idea
The simple trick of wetting your new potting soil might help new seedlings and plants thrive. Find out how to moisten soil and avoid common mistakes.
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The Easy-To-Grow Pink Flower That Is Perfect For Your Wild Garden
This unique-looking flower was once a common sight in colonial gardens. Now it’s a rare, eye-catching sight that’s ideal for creating a wild look.
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What To Do If You Find A Carpenter Ant Nest In Your Home
If you spot a carpenter ant nest in your home, chances are you have a serious problem. Here's what you should do to eliminate these insects quickly.
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Not Baskets Or Pots: The Unexpected Thrift Store Find That Makes A Stunning Planter
You've probably never thought about repurposing these items as plant holders, but many of them have more vintage charm than your run-of-the-mill planters.
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The Big Mistake Everyone Makes After Removing A Fence From Their Yard
We know how laborious and time-consuming it can be to remove a fence, but there's still a crucial extra step that people have to do, and they're missing it.
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Beautiful Faux Flower Baskets Hitting Shelves At Home Depot In April
If you want to add some color to your porch or garden without the upkeep, Home Depot's new hanging basket arrivals might be right up your alley.
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Aldi's New Galvanized Garden Beds Are Under $20 And Great For Small Yards
Not everyone is blessed with an expansive yard. These garden beds can help you maintain a diverse and vibrant outdoor space even if it's on the smaller size.
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What To Do If You Find Spots On Your Spider Plant Leaves
If you notice unsightly spots on your spider plant’s long leaves, take these steps to find the cause and treat the issue to protect your precious houseplant.
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We Upgraded A Plastic Pot Into A Rustic Planter With An Ancient Building Technique
Old plastic nursery pots crowding up your garden space? We DIY'd ours with an ancient gabion technique that transforms them into durable stone features.
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It's Not Your Fault: Why Your Plants Are Dropping Leaves In The Spring
Growing houseplants is rewarding, but they do need plenty of care to thrive. It's not on you, but you may notice your plants losing leaves in the spring
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The Flowering Shrub That Creates Privacy And Sends Butterflies Flocking To Your Yard
When you think of adding a privacy shrub to your yard, you likely think of plain evergreen hedges, but why not add some color with this flowering shrub?
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Transform A Boring Nursery Pot Into A Stylish Planter Using Newspaper
If you have a collection of old nursery pots, don't rush to recycle them. With a fun and easy newspaper upgrade, you can turn them into attractive planters.
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Here's Why You Might Not See Ladybugs In Your Yard Anymore
If you've suddenly realized you're seeing fewer ladybugs in your backyard these days, you aren't alone. Here's why these insects have become scarce.
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Turn Used Spray Can Lids Into Mini Succulent Propagation Planters
If you're a DIYer, it's likely that you have extra spray paint can lids lying around. Luckily, they're the perfect size and shape to hold baby succulents.
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Not Size Or Scale: The Simple Design Element That Make Your Garden Feel Bigger
Playing with scale in a small garden can make it feel bigger, but there's another element that contributes to dimensional perspective you might be missing.
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