Martha Stewart's Top 16 Tips For Growing Flowers
A blooming flower garden is the dream, and let Martha Stewart help you achieve that with her tips regarding everything from planting bulbs to using fertilizer.
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Give An Old Bookcase A New Life As A Stunning Upcycled Succulent Garden
Before you throw out an old bookshelf, consider ways it could be repurposed. This TikToker turned theirs into a succulent garden that could be used as a table.
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The Handmade Solution That Helps Keep Wasps Away
These insects are a pest for households across the country, and they seem immune to many common repellants. Here's one creative option that's seeing success.
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10 Dollar Tree Hanging Basket Upcycles That Are So Creative
There are many ways you can reuse Dollar Tree's hanging wire basket for added beauty in your yard and garden. And not all the ideas involve planting.
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We Bet You Didn't Know You Could Grow Your Own Strawberries In A Gutter
Gutter gardens are great for small yards. If you thought they're only for flowering annuals, think again! With some mods, strawberries will thrive in them, too.
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Turn An Old Beer Bottle Into The Cutest Plant Propagation Station
If you have the right tools and knowledge to alter old glass beer bottles safely, you can transform them into a propagator for your houseplant cuttings.
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How To Turn Scrap Items In Your Home Into An Upcycled Bird Feeder
Plastic bird feeders are flimsy and often destroyed by wildlife or the wind. Make something long-lasting with scrap materials you likely already have at home.
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Give Your Old Satellite Dish New Life By Turning It Into A Bird Bath. Here's How
Since satellite dishes have the ideal depth necessary for a good bird bath, it only makes sense to repurpose your old dish into a bird's paradise.
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The Unexpected Benefit Of Having Moles In Your Yard
Moles live underground full-time, and while their tunnels can be unsightly, they play an important role in soil health, among other benefits.
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Don't Have The Killer Instinct? The Easy Hack To Convince Ants To Relocate
Ants can be problematic in your yard or garden, but if you're not willing to harm them yourself, you can try this trick to force them somewhere else.
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4 Reasons Why Your Bird Feeder Is Moldy (& How To Prevent It)
Having a bird feeder can be a boon for your garden, but once you read all of these ways that they can become havens for mold, you'll look at them differently.
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A Simple Plastic Cup Is The Solution To Young Leaning Plants In Your Garden
If you're dealing with floppy seedlings you might already have an easy fix at home, one that adds stability without risking damage during early plant growth.
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Stop The Seed Struggle With A Gardening Hack That Makes Planting A Breeze
Some seeds are so small that it's hard to dispense them efficiently and get the right number into each hole. This clever hack will solve the problem.
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Turn An Old Muffin Tin Into A Cute, Upcycled Succulent Garden
What’s hiding in your cabinet might be the perfect base for a small, stylish plant display that feels both practical and surprisingly creative.
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Ditch The Mulch For These 11 Living Plant Alternatives
Mulch can be a threat to your garden's micro-environment, getting in the way of bees and other organisms. Low-growing plants are a great replacement.
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Spring Tasks To Ensure A Healthy And Luscious Spider Plant At Home
Keeping your spider plant thriving requires just a little maintenance. The best time to care for your houseplant is in spring before it starts actively growing.
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Turn Dollar Tree's Stacking Planter Into A DIY Strawberry Growing Station
There's nothing better than a ripe and juicy strawberry, especially a homegrown one. These Dollar Tree containers make it easy to care for multiple plants.
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12 Tips To Set Your Tomato Plants Up For Success With A Low-Maintenance Garden
The dozen tips explored here can give gardeners a major leg up when it comes to ensuring their tomato plants thrive, and without too much effort.
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Turn An Old Shoe Rack Into Useful Solution For Garden Plants
That old shoe rack isn’t done yet — and you might be surprised to learn that there’s more than one way to turn it into a useful garden helper.
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Keep Squirrels Out Of Your Bird Feeder With These 11 Genius Tricks
Spring time means the birds-a-chirping and the squirrels-a-stealing. Prevent pests from pilfering with these solutions for securing your bird feeder.
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What You're Doing Wrong That's Preventing Your Spider Plant From Flowering
If your spider plant refuses to flower, there isn't just one thing you could be doing wrong — there are many possibilities, all related to houseplant care.
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Use The Power Of The Sun To Kill The Grass In Your Yard To Start A Flower Bed. Here's How
If you want to start a flower bed in your yard, you may need to kill off the grass first. Here's a tried-and-true trick that utilizes solar power to kill grass.
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The Cutest Backyard Bird Village To Try For Yourself
A TikToker shared her dad’s adorable backyard bird village, complete with various bird-sized restaurants — and it’s easier than you’d expect to build.
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16 Types Of Ground-Feeding Birds And How To Attract Them
From American robins to northern cardinals, ground-feeding birds are not just enjoyable to watch in your yard, but can help with pest control as well.
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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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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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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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