Turn Old Tree Stumps And A Wood Pallet Into A Beautiful Garden Planter Box
Got an abundance of tree stumps you don't know what to do with? They make a surprisingly lovely border for a pallet garden full of veggies or ornamentals.
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Keeping Birds Safe In Your Garden Starts With This Fertilizer Advice
Many fertilizers contain ingredients that can harm birds’ health. Here’s how to pick a bird-safe fertilizer and apply it for maximum safety.
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12 Best Foods & Seeds To Attract A Range Of Stunning Birds To Your Yard
Want to see a wider variety of birds in your backyard? Choosing the right food is key, since some, like one particular seed, are far more popular than others.
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13 Foolproof Ways To Get Rid Of And Prevent Weeds From Growing In Flower Beds
From stubborn re-sprouters to sneaky seedlings, smart habits, mulch, and timing can rein in weeds and keep your flower beds thriving all season long.
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Save Some Wood Ashes — Your Rose Bushes Will Love Them
If you’re cleaning out your fireplace, don’t throw away that wood ash. It contains many helpful nutrients that could benefit your rose bushes.
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The Actual Difference Between Deadheading And Pruning
Are you one of those gardeners who group any task requiring shears under the pruning banner? It turns out deadheading is a unique method with specific quirks.
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Common Mistakes To Avoid When Trying To Deter Lizards From Your Yard
You’ve probably heard all sorts of wild ideas for repelling lizards from your yard or garden, so let’s separate fact from fiction. What really works?
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Cloudy Water In Your Plant Propagation Jar? Here's What It Means And How To Fix It
Water propagation is relatively easy, but things can go haywire quickly if you're distracted. Cloudy water spells trouble for cuttings and needs instant fixing.
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10 Garden Pests You Can Get Rid Of Using Diatomaceous Earth
Diatomaceous earth is a white powder made from crushed ancient diatom fossils. Its sharp edges damage insect bodies, making it a useful garden pest deterrent.
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Always Keep Your Tea Leaves. Here Are The 12 Plants That Love Them
There's no need to throw your used tea leaves in the garbage when they can have a second life by improving the health of your indoor and outdoor plants.
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8 Leftover Scraps Your Lavender Plant Will Love
Lavender may have a reputation as a low-maintenance plant, but some leftover scraps could do it some good. Just use these in moderation for best results.
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Turn 8 Common Garden Items Into Creative Planters And Plant Stands
If you're a bit creatively minded, planters and plant stands are hidden in all kinds of garden tools, parts, and product packaging. Get rummaging in that shed!
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14 Ways To Revive Dying Plants & Sad Garden Beds
Correcting soil pH and choosing the right placement for each plant are just a few of the simple steps that can help bring a struggling garden back to life.
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Give Your Lilac Flowers A Nutrient Boost With A Common Household Throwaway
Lilac flowers don't need all that much attention to thrive, but if you want o help improve their soil, consider mixing in this seemingly useless byproduct.
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The Flowering Mini Pomegranate Variety That You Can Grow In A Pot
A big backyard isn't always required for gardening. This variety of pomegranate is easy to maintain and can be grown in a pot or different container.
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14 Thrift Store Finds You Can Turn Into Features Birds Will Love
From plastic pots to vintage dishes, affordable thrift store items can help you create a bird-friendly yard without buying costly new supplies.
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The Simple Soil Addition That Could Help Your Lavender Plants Flourish
Lavender looks and smells amazing, and better yet, it’s easy to grow. Make it even easier with this soil amendment you may already have at home.
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Repurpose A Tree Stump Into A Beautiful Succulent Garden
Installing a succulent garden is a creative way to repurpose an old tree stump. It provides a natural element that is ideal for growing these plants.
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The Easy Way To Rehydrate & Save Your Dried Out Dahlia Tubers
Dahlias tubers that are stored indoors in winter are susceptible to getting dried out. But if that happens, there are ways to save them by adding moisture.
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13 Ideas To Landscape A No-Mow Yard
A no-mow yard saves you time and money. There are many ways to approach it, depending on your region and aesthetic, from xeriscaping to creating a rain garden.
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Can You Really Make A DIY Bird's Nest From A Mesh Produce Bag?
If you end up with a supply of those mesh produce bags, you can recycle them into an easy DIY bird's nest to hang in your garden for your feathered visitors.
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Deter Spiders With A Popular Plant That'll Thrive Indoors Or Outdoors
This easy-growing plant can thrive inside or outdoors, helping to repel spiders where needed while offering unique perks to certain members of the household.
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13 Tips For Turning One Aloe Vera Plant Into An Endless Amount For Decades
Aloe plants are the gifts that keep on giving — if you play it right. From where to place your plant to tending to the soil, here's how to produce a pup farm.
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Always Keep Your Used Aquarium Water, Here Are The Plants That Love It
Some herbs grow faster thanks to your used aquarium water, while certain leafy greens love getting extra potassium from this leftover liquid.
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The Unexpected Benefits Winter Frost Brings To Gardens
Winter is a time of rest for us humans, and the same goes for many plants. However, the cold temperatures also play a vital part in most plants' lifecycles.
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6 Tiktok Fertilizer Hacks That Are Worth Trying (& 6 To Avoid)
From raw eggs to pasta water, we dissect gardening hacks approved by TikTok and offer science-backed reasons for their effectiveness or ineffectiveness.
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How To Tell If Your Garden Soil Is Ready For Planting With A Drainage Test
Of the tests to do before planting in your garden, a drainage test is among the best (and easiest). Try this quick drainage test to see if your soil is ready.
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