The Downside Of Growing Mint In Containers You Didn't Even Consider
Mint is a highly versatile plant, and you may think that growing it in containers is super easy. But there's a downside to this method you didn't even consider.
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The Fast-Growing Leafy Veggie You Should Grow In Pots For A Swift, Fresh Harvest
For some plants, container gardening is an easy way to stunt their growth. For others, it provides an added layer of flexibility that can be a major benefit.
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Don't Throw Out Those Plastic Nursery Pots! Reuse Them For DIY Birdhouses Around Your Yard
You may be tempted to throw those excess plastic nursery pots in the trash, but you can reuse them for clever DIY birdhouses around your yard.
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How To DIY A Garden Storage Space Without A Shed
If you need a space to store all your garden tools and supplies, there's one solution that's much cheaper and easier than building a backyard shed.
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The Companion Herb That Helps Broccoli Thrive In The Garden
Whether you've always wanted to, or have already tried your hand at adding broccoli to your garden, one companion plant in particular can guarantee success.
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Natural Alternatives To Store-Bought Fungicide
If you're trying to avoid using chemicals in your garden, but are in need of a fungicide, there are natural ingredients you can use to get the job done.
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Reuse An Extra Golf Tee In An Unexpected Way For Your Garden
Extra golf tees don't have to sit in your carry or cart bag unused. Remove these items and repurpose them to benefit your garden in an unexpected way.
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Make Your Garden Feel Alive With The Power Of Soundscaping
While gardens typically have gorgeous plants to see and touch, fresh aromas to smell, and delicious produce to taste, elevate your space with soundscaping, too.
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This Kitchen Staple Is The Quickest Way To Turn Plastic Cups Into Planter Pots
Looking for a way to reuse those plastic cups after a party? Don't toss them out — turn them into plant pots with a kitchen staple already in your drawers.
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The Surprising Way A Radish Can Tell If Your Homemade Compost Is Ready To Use
Using unfinished compost on your plants can do more harm than good. But radish can help determine whether or not the compost is ready. Here's how.
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The Eco-Friendly Material You Can Use To Protect Plants From A Spring Freeze
If you're worried about an unexpected spring freeze destroying your gardening efforts, you can use an eco-friendly material to protect your plants.
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Aldi Is Carrying An Affordable Garden Essential That Shoppers Are Snatching Up Fast
While Aldi is known for their low prices on groceries, they also sell garden-related supplies, especially in the spring. Check out one item shoppers are loving.
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The Gardening Mistake That's Causing Leaf Scorch On Your Brunnera Plant
A lovely addition to any garden, brunnera plants are much more sensitive to sunlight than you might think. Here's how to avoid dreaded leaf scorching.
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Don't Toss Empty Medicine Bottles Without Trying A Clever Gardening Hack First
Empty medicine bottles are difficult to recycle, but they do have many uses around the home and garden. Check out this hack before tossing yours.
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DIY A Budget-Friendly Container Garden Using Two Dollar Tree Laundry Items
When it's time to get the garden together, you can go get creative with it! This budget-friendly DIY turns Dollar Tree laundry items into garden containers.
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The Adorable Way You Can Repurpose Old Mugs Into A Thriving Kitchen Herb Garden
If your mug collection is outgrowing your shelf space, consider repurposing some mugs for growing herbs in your kitchen. Here's how to make a cute herb garden.
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How To Enjoy Colorful Lantana In Your Yard Without It Taking Over
Though it has long-lasting, beautiful blooms, lantana can quickly became an invasive plant in your garden. Here's how you can keep it contained.
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Why You Should Hang An Empty Plastic Nursery Pot Around Your Bird Feeder
When it comes to repurposing items in your garden, there's a major reason why you should hang an empty plastic nursery pot around your bird feeder.
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DIY Mossy Outdoor Plant Hangers For A Pop Of Green This Spring
Want to add a pop of green to up-high spaces? Create an easy DIY moss planter filled with flowers to help add color and extra greenery to your outdoor space.
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Why You Should Treat DIY Wood Planter Boxes Before Growing Anything (& How To Do It)
Making DIY wood planter boxes can save money and customize your garden in exciting ways. But it's vital that the wood get treated to protect it. Here's how.
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The Dollar Tree Trellis Hack That'll Encourage More Birds To Flock To Your Yard
When you see a tomato trellis, it doesn't exactly scream "bird magnet." But a simple purchase from the dollar tree plus a few other supplies can change that.
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A Basic Solo Cup Is All You Need To Kickstart Your Pepper Garden On A Budget
Instead of transplanting pepper plants from tiny seed cell trays to pots and then to your garden, start growing them in Solo cups.
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The Decades-Old Keyhole Garden Trend Is Regaining Popularity - Here's How To Build One
A keyhole garden is a cleverly designed structure that uses compost efficiently to create an easy-to-access garden in your backyard. Here's how to build it.
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Seed Storage Mistakes Everyone Makes And Doesn't Realize It
Saving seeds is an excellent idea — so long as you're doing it correctly. Avoid making these mistakes to ensure your seeds' viability for seasons to come.
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What Is Sharp Sand And Is It Right For Your Garden?
Garden soil isn't just dirt. It's a complex environment that needs a lot of attention and nurturing. Sharp sand might be just the component you're missing.
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Upcycle A Picture Frame Stand Into Beautiful And Unique Garden Decor
If you have an old Triptyc-style picture frame stand lying around, you can upcycle it by adding some nails and hanging potted plants from it in your garden.
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The Alternative Way To Grow Berries That Saves So Much Space
If physical space limitations have kept you from your dreams of planting berries in your yard, you'll be excited to know there's an easy solution.
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