12 Perennials To Overwinter In The Fall For Strong And Healthy Plants In The Spring
Prepare your perennials — such as gladiolus, agapanthus, and fuchsia — for a long winter ahead by following these specific overwintering steps in the fall.
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How To Use Worm Castings To Help Your Garden Thrive
Worm farms have risen in popularity recently because the castings make great plant food. Did you know you can amend them to make them even more beneficial?
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12 Fall Garden Mistakes That Are Hurting Your Perennials' Chances Of A Successful Spring
If you want your perennials to return healthy in spring, avoid things like mulching incorrectly, improper pruning, and untimely fertilizing during fall.
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7 Brilliant Paper Towel Hacks To Use In The Garden
You probably keep paper towels in your kitchen, but this humble product has plenty of uses in the garden, too. Here are some of the surprising ways to use it.
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Why You'll Want To Take A Cutting From Your Tomato Plants Before Winter Hits
Most tomato plants are grown for a single year, making fall or winter the end of the road. But before you put your tomato plants to rest, take a cutting.
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Take Cuttings From This Popular Outdoor Plant Before Winter Hits & Thank Us Later
This popular vine can't survive the winter outdoors in most of the U.S., but taking cuttings is as easy as pie and allows you to enjoy its color year-round.
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7 Ways To Use Leaves As Fertilizer In Your Lawn Or Garden
Fallen leaves can be a gorgeous sight — or a major nuisance. Make the most of them by turning them into beneficial fertilizer rather than trashing them.
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The Real Reason Preemergent Isn't Working In Your Lawn
Discover how to effectively plan your yard's preemergent strategies by factoring in the season and weed type for optimal results. Get essential tips here.
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What It Means If You See Aluminum Foil Wrapped Around A Lemon Tree (And Why You Should Try It)
Lemon trees wrapped in aluminum foil might look a bit silly at first glance, but it's actually a great way to provide an added layer of protection.
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A DIY Storage Shelter And Raised Garden Bed Combo That'll Hide Your Outdoor Trash Cans
This clever DIY tidies up the unpleasant appearance of your garbage bins and at the same time creates more garden space. Here's how to build it.
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November's Beaver Moon: The Best Days For Harvesting Your Plants, According To The Old Farmer's Almanac
No doubt you're aware there's going to be a super full moon this month, also known as a Beaver moon. Here's when to harvest as per The Old Farmer's Almanac.
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Crops & Flowers To Plant After A Full Moon For A Successful Garden, According To The Old Farmer's Almanac
While there is no scientific evidence to back that the moon has an impact on gardens, traditional belief states that these plants will thrive as light wanes.
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The Common Soil Addition You May Want To Consider Using To Increase Acidity
Some plants thrive in more acidic soils, and this additive can provide a near-immediate decrease in pH. With that said, however, it should be used with caution.
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How To DIY The Cutest Bird Feeder Out Of Organic Materials From Your Yard
This bird feeder DIY won't cost you a thing, as you'll repurpose natural staples that your feathered friends already love -- and you can even make it edible.
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The One Shrub You Should Be Pruning In Late Winter For A Healthier Spring
Usually, you wait until the chance of frost has passed before getting out your pruning shears. This bushy, yellow-flowering shrub appreciates a winter hair cut.
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12 Ways To Get Rid Of Ghost Ants
Ghost ants can be a major pest if allowed to enter your home. Follow these steps to keep them out, or, if they're already inside, to get rid of them.
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15 Plants You Should Always Mulch In Fall For A More Successful Spring
As the temperatures start to plummet in the fall, there are many plants that will benefit from a layer of mulch to get them through the winter and into spring.
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For Fuller Pothos Plants Try This Clever Propagation Method
While pothos plants are known to be easy-going and amateur gardener-friendly, there is one big drawback they have. Luckily, this gardening hack can fix it.
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Ditch The Shovel: 10 No-Dig Ways To Get Rid Of Weeds
Shovels can help with weeding, but you'll likely end up digging up dirt around your yard and garden. These 10 methods do the job without the digging.
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The Affordable Household Essential To Put Under Potted Plants That Protects Your Floor
Most houseplants need drainage, but even the smallest drips can lead to floor damage over time. Protect them with this simple item you likely already own.
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Prepare Your Hostas For Winter With One Simple Addition To The Soil
Hostas are stunning garden plants that brighten up shady areas, but there's one thing you should do to help them survive cold winters in your yard.
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Incorporate The Scallop Trend In Your Garden With This Adorable DIY
Bored of your plain flower pots? If you're even a little crafty, you can transform them into trending scalloped planters with just a few simple DIY supplies.
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The Number One Rule To Follow When Planting Perennials In The Fall
Adding perennials to your garden should be at the top of your to-do list for fall. With the cooler weather, it’s an ideal time, but don’t forget this one rule.
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The Popular Houseplant You Can Propagate In November
Certain plants thrive in the home, and this tropical one is perfect for propagating in November. Best of all, the process is simple and straightforward.
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The Right Way To Tie Plants To A Trellis — Plus The Mistake New Gardeners Commonly Make
Whether you're training vining plants or creating a vertical garden, be sure to consider how much room the stem needs when tying a plant to a trellis.
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Don't Leave Flower Beds Empty This Winter - Use Them To Heel In Shrub & Tree Seedlings For Spring
Missed out on planting those bareroot plants in time? Don't fear, heeling in can be a great way to protect these plants over winter, all within an unused bed.
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Add This Quick Task Before Edging The Lawn For An Easier Trim With Less Mess
Everyone loves neatly trimmed lawn edges but not so much the dust and dirt the trimmer kicks up. Skip the mess by taking this easy step before you start edging.
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