The Tropical Fruit Tree Perfect For Your Patio That Can Thrive In A Container
You don't need to live in the jungle to have this tropical fruit tree in your home. It can simply thrive in a container on the patio out back.
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Use Dying Garden Flowers To DIY Fall & Winter Displays For Your Home
Think dried flower arrangements are out of your budget? Think again! Snip dead or dying plant materials from your own garden to create pretty seasonal displays.
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How Much Should You Upgrade Your Garden As A Renter?
Gardening in rentals is challenging. Often, you're unsure how long you'll stay or what changes you can make. Knowing a few general guidelines can help you plan.
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Why It Is Paramount That You Prune Your Japanese Maple
Japanese maples are pretty and mostly hardy trees within their growing zone. Like most trees, however, they still need regular maintenance, including pruning.
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Not Daily, Not Weekly: Here's How Often To Water Your Spider Plant This Winter
Wondering why your spider plant is looking droopy in winter? Giving it a drink of water might not be the fix it needs. In fact, the soil may be waterlogged.
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The Pruning Mistake To Avoid Making With Your Japanese Maple Tree
Japanese maples are a stunning addition to any garden, but only if you care for them properly. That includes knowing how to prune them for health and shape.
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12 Simple Soil Additions That Will Help These Common Herbs Thrive
These tips and tricks are simple and easy to follow, which will help keep your herb garden bright, aromatic, and ready to use in your cooking.
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7 Clever Ways To Use Cooking Oil In The Garden (And 4 To Avoid)
From silencing squeaky metalworks to killing weeds, cooking oil does more than impart delicious flavors to food. But as with everything, there are caveats.
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The Popular Fruit Tree You Should Be Pruning In December For Healthier, Tastier Results
Prune in winter to get the most out of the investment of time and money you put into this fall-fruiting tree — that is, lots of tasty treats at harvest time.
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Always Keep Your Rice Water. Here Are The Plants That Love It
Rice water is a great fertilizer, packed with starch and nutrients. Not all plants love it, though, so it's important to only use it in some cases.
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The Simple Lawn Care Tip That Prevents Snow Mold During Winter
During the long winter months when you lawn is covered in snow, a problem may develop. The excess moisture can cause snow mold, but you can prevent it.
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The Creative Ways You Should Repurpose Ben & Jerry's Containers
When you finish a pint of Ben & Jerry's, you can recycle it. Or, you could give it a second life and make it the center of your next DIY project.
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Why You Should Be Pruning Your Christmas Tree (And The Best Way To Do It)
Pruning is essential to the health of many landscaping trees, but did you know that your Christmas tree can benefit from pruning, too? Yes, even cut ones.
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9 Compact Cherry Tree Varieties That Will Thrive In Your Small Garden
Figuring out which cherry tree to plant in your smaller garden shouldn't be a chore, so we've compiled a list of perfect plants to get you started.
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Signs You May Be Watering Your Spider Plant Too Much
Spider plants have the reputation of being nearly unkillable, so how comes yours is losing its leaves and looking sad? The answer might be overwatering.
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10 Brown Materials That Give Your Compost Pile A Serious Carbon Boost
Compost piles work due to a careful balance between green and brown material. Knowing exactly what those materials are helps you understand what to add when.
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Add Color To Your Home With This Winter-Flowering Plant
A lot of houseplants bloom indoors, but not so many produce abundant flowers in winter. Brighten up dark corners of your home with this vibrant succulent.
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Keep Your Spider Plants Happy And Healthy With One Simple Gardening Tip
Spider plants are incredibly easy to take care of and are often recommended to beginners, but if you want to guarantee success, try upgrading your care routine.
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Not Once A Day, Not Once A Week, Here's How Often To Water Snake Plant In The Winter
Snake plants survive drought, but that trait doesn't help them so much in winter, when their growth slows. Get winter watering right to keep your plant healthy.
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The One Thing You Should Always Check Before Using Straw Mulch In Your Garden
Straw mulch is great for gardens. It locks in moisture, smothers weeds, and feeds plants. But it might also cause one of the problems you're using it to combat.
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'Total Lifesaver': Woman's Clever Snow-Removal Hack Is Perfect For Dog Owners
Ditch the shovel, and grab a tarp to try this simple hack that clever dog owners love to use for quick snow removal when their pets need to potty.
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Turn An Old Lamp Into A Stunning Garden Feature For Birds
If you're having trouble finding the perfect birdbath to upgrade your yard, it's easier than you might think to DIY your own with a thrifted lamp.
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Bypass Pruning Shears: How To Determine If They Are Right For Your Plants
Bypass pruners work like scissors, whereas other tools use leverage or make crushing cuts. Learn how these tools work to find the best option for your garden.
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The Indoor Plant That Thrives Even In Windowless Rooms
If you live in a small city apartment with few windows or are looking for a plant for an interior home office, look no further than this stately tropical plant.
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The Simple DIY That Keeps Your Christmas Tree Watered While You're Away (No Pumps Needed)
Going away over the holidays? Don't leave your Christmas tree to dry out. This DIY uses items you probably already have at home to keep your tree hydrated.
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Propagate This Festive Tree In December For Years Of Evergreen Beauty
If you take hardwood cuttings from this Christmassy native tree in December, you'll have hardy saplings ready for planting in your garden in the spring.
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The Budget-Friendly Winter Craft To Help You Save Money On Your Spring Garden
This winter craft costs nearly nothing when you use the resources in your garden. Put your DIY skills to work to prep for your spring garden.
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