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  • Someone opening a mesh fruit bag

    Don't Throw Out Your Fruit Bags Until You Try One Creative Garden Hack

    If you're looking for creative ways to repurpose would-be trash into useful items, here's the clever gardening DIY you can create using fruit bags.

    By Lindsay Donaldson 7 months ago Read More
  • An up close side view of a blooming gardenia bud

    The Pruning Mistake That Is Causing Your Gardenia Not To Bloom

    Discover the common pruning mistake that may be preventing your gardenia from blooming. Learn how to correct it for vibrant, healthy flowers in your garden.

    By Annette Hird 7 months ago Read More
  • Rows of stacked terra cotta saucers

    Grab An Old Terra Cotta Plant Saucer & Watch What You Can Grow

    Transform an old terra cotta plant saucer into a creative gardening. Discover how to make the most of this simple DIY idea for thriving plants.

    By Kim Griffin 7 months ago Read More
  • A person holding a scoop of baking soda on a trowel

    The Baking Soda Hack Some Gardeners Use When Growing Asparagus (& Should You Try It?)

    If you're hoping to grow delicious and thriving asparagus, there are several hacks you can try. Some include using baking soda - however, does it work?

    By Madisen Swenson 7 months ago Read More
  • Old red Maxwell House coffee can on counter

    Reuse Your Coffee Container To Keep Plants Happy With Fresh Rainwater

    Instead of throwing away your empty coffee containers, clean them out and discover how to repurpose them to water your garden plants with rainwater.

    By Madisen Swenson 7 months ago Read More
  • henbit plant in bloom with narrow pink flowera

    The Best Type Of Weed-Killer For Wiping Out Pesky Henbit

    Henbit might look like a fun flowering plant, but it can be difficult to eradicate once it grabs your lawn. Here is the best weed killer for wiping it out.

    By Osi Egwuogu 8 months ago Read More
  • Does the color of mulch matter for tomatoes?

    Can Using Red Mulch Really Increase Your Tomato Harvest?

    It's hard to believe that something a simple as the color of plastic mulch might have an effect on the number of tomatoes you get, but it may help!

    By Kandice Vincent 8 months ago Read More
  • Some roses may benefit from frost protection.

    Why Garbage Bags Won't Protect Your Plants From Frost (& What To Do Instead)

    When an unexpected frost arrives, it's tempting to reach for anything you have on-hand to protect from damage, but garbage bags may do more harm than good.

    By Baylee Bunce 8 months ago Read More
  • close up of thyme plant in a pot

    6 Tips And Tricks For Growing The Best Thyme In Your Garden

    Thyme is a pretty easy plant to grow, but that doesn't mean there aren't measures you can take to ensure the most successful yield. Check out these tips.

    By Colleen Vanderlinden 8 months ago Read More
  • slug eating leaf in garden

    Common Gardening Mistakes That Are Attracting Slugs To Your Yard

    Slugs can wreak havoc on your garden. To help keep them out, avoid making these gardening mistakes that could be attracting them in the first place.

    By Deirdre Mundorf 8 months ago Read More
  • A gardener wearing gloves using pruning shears

    Can You Add An Edge To Your Pruning Shears With A Kitchen Knife Sharpener?

    When your pruning shears are dull and all you have on-hand is a kitchen knife sharpener, will it do the trick to add an edge? Here's what we know.

    By Lucy Hankins 8 months ago Read More
  • hummingbird perched on icy branch

    The Simple Way To Keep Hummingbirds Fed & Happy In The Winter

    If you have hummingbirds that stay in your yard all winter instead of migrating south, find out a simple trick that will keep them both fed and happy.

    By Christy Rae Ammons 8 months ago Read More
  • blooming paperwhites

    How To Grow Paperwhites Indoors For Beautiful Winter Blooms

    Do you want beautiful winter paperwhites, but don't know where to start? Here, we run down how you can grow them indoors for stunning blooms.

    By Lauren Krystaf 8 months ago Read More
  • Lawn and fallen leaf covered in frost

    How Low Should You Cut Your Grass Before Winter?

    When the temperature falls, our lawn care routines tend to become a bit lax. If you do anything before winter, cut your lawn to this height.

    By Kim W.S. 8 months ago Read More
  • holding olive oil bottle

    13 Unexpected Ways To Repurpose Olive Oil Bottles In Your Home And Garden

    Instead of throwing away the glass bottles that your olive oil comes in, discover some creative ways to repurpose these containers around your home and garden.

    By Haley Chavez 8 months ago Read More
  • Rake and pile of leaves

    Use Fallen Leaves To Give Garden Soil An Extra Boost. Here's How

    As the leaves fall from the tree, instead of raking, bagging, and disposing of them, why not keep them to use for your garden? Here's how to do it.

    By Carrie Elizabeth Bradon 8 months ago Read More
  • leaves fallen lawn autumn

    Why You Should Save Your Leaves Now For Your Spring Garden

    Rather than letting fall leaves break down on your porch or in your yard, saving them now can give you a beautiful spring garden. Here's how.

    By Baylee Bunce 8 months ago Read More
  • green beans growing

    Grow Green Beans All Year-Round With These Indoor Gardening Tips

    Green beans are generally considered an outdoor crop, but there are some steps you can take to harvest and enjoy these tasty veggies a year-round.

    By Nicole Cammorata 8 months ago Read More
  • snail on lettuce leaves

    Does This Simple Hack Really Get Rid Of Snails Humanely?

    If you want to keep snails from getting into your garden and harming your plants, here's a useful trick that some people swear by. But does it actually work?

    By Jahaira Arthur 8 months ago Read More
  • Picking up compost from pile

    Fall Is The Perfect Time To Collect Compost Materials

    Compost materials aren't that hard to come by if you mow your lawn or create food scraps. Still, you should stock up on these in the fall for more "browns."

    By Kim W.S. 8 months ago Read More
  • Yellow jacket wasps around nest

    Say Goodbye To Pesky Ground Wasps With These Essential Tips And Tricks

    Say goodbye to pesky ground wasps with these essential tips. Learn effective methods for safely and efficiently removing them from your outdoor spaces.

    By Sakshi Khaitan 8 months ago Read More
  • Yellow slime mold on mulch

    Use A Common Bathroom Staple To Knock Out Slime Mold In Your Yard

    Slime mold is an unsightly yellow, white, or red organism that can appear in your garden. But this common household substance can help you remove it.

    By Heather Ayer 8 months ago Read More
  • woman inside a garden shed

    Gardening Supplies To Get Rid Of For A Fresh Start Next Year

    Fall is the perfect time to go through your gardening supplies and get rid of any old items. Discover some things you should throw away or donate.

    By Bri Myrick 8 months ago Read More
  • green elephant ear leaves

    Tips For Overwintering And Protecting Elephant Ear Bulbs

    Native to tropical regions worldwide, elephant ear plants become harder to care for as winter approaches. Here are our tips for overwintering their bulbs.

    By Christy Rae Ammons 8 months ago Read More
  • annuals and perennials in yard

    Signs That It's Time To Remove Annuals From Your Yard (& How To Do It)

    Discover the signs it's time to remove annuals from your yard. Explore practical tips for clearing out plants to prepare your yard for the next season.

    By Kim Griffin 8 months ago Read More
  • strawberries on branch

    The Pruning Trick That'll Revitalize Your Strawberries And Bring A Bigger Bounty

    This pruning practice for June-bearing strawberries will give the plant the energy it needs to grow bountiful strawberries in the years to come.

    By Abigail Singrey 8 months ago Read More
  • vacuuming up leaves on lawn

    What Is A Lawn Vacuum And How Can It Help Improve Your Lawn?

    If you haven't heard of a lawn vacuum before, then be sure to listen up - this handy power tool will greatly help you take care of your lawn and property.

    By Bri Myrick 8 months ago Read More
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