The Winter Garden Watering Tip You Need For Healthier Plants Next Spring
Snow on the ground doesn't always mean your plants are getting enough water. Instead, you should be following this winter watering tip to help them thrive.
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Two Simple Ways To Test Your Soil Before Planting
These DIY tests uncover your soil's texture and drainage rate. Then you'll know which plants will grow best in your garden and if you need to amend the soil.
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Think Twice Before Using Christmas Lights To Warm Potted Plants This Winter
Potted plants can struggle to survive winter because their roots aren't well insulated. Some people use string lights to keep plants warm, but there are risks.
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Get Bigger Leaves On A Pothos Houseplant With This Simple Method
Does your pothos have underwhelming small leaves? Encourage it to grow larger foliage with something that mimics the trees that it clambers up in the wild.
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10 Plants That Aren't Worth The Trouble Of Overwintering
Overwintering perennials lets you replant them in the spring. Some plants are easy, while others require more work than they're worth or are easy to buy again.
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8 Plants That Can Benefit From A Sprinkle Of Cinnamon
Sure, cinnamon is a vital ingredient in your pumpkin spice latte, but did know it can also benefit certain plants by keeping them healthy and thriving?
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Save Money On Mulch With A Gardening Tip We Should Have Thought Of
Mulch can cost more than you think, but a small shift in how you transport and use it can make a difference in both convenience and long-term savings.
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The Planting Tip That Can Help Your Ginger Plant Grow Faster
Even if your summer season isn't particularly long, you can grow ginger if you follow this easy planting tip to give your plant a head start.
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Don't Toss Your Holiday Meal Leftovers, Use Them To Give Your Soil A Major Boost
If last week's green beans, corn cobs, and dinner rolls are still crowding your fridge, set aside a plate of these items for healthier garden soil come spring.
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How To Harvest Prickly Pear Fruit From A Cactus
Prickly pear fruit is edible, and tasty at that! However, it's covered in dangerous spines, so you need to know the harvesting methods to avoid getting spiked.
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How To Embrace A Rewilding Landscape In Your Own Yard
Rewilded gardens are popular with homeowners wanting to protect native flora and fauna. Start small, and soon you'll have a thriving wildlife-friendly backyard.
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The Simple Ingredient That Makes Orchids Thrive
If your colorful orchids look a little worse for the wear, check out your fruit bowl for something that will give them a little potassium boost.
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17 Humidity-Loving Indoor Plants That Will Thrive When Grown In Pebble Trays
Not all houseplants love humidity. However, there are lots of tropical plants that hail from damp rainforests, and many of them will benefit from a pebble tray.
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Keep Your Poinsettia Plants Thriving With One Simple Addition To The Soil
Did you bring a poinsettia into your home for the holidays? Create potting mix that extends the life of your poinsettia with a cheap, common gardening material.
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The Simple Trick That Can Help Protect Your Outdoor Plants From Frost During Winter
Potted plants are more susceptible to frost damage as the roots are more exposed to the harsh weather. However, a placement trick can fight against cold temps.
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12 Tips & Tricks To Ensure Your Christmas Cactus Blooms
If you've been struggling to get beautiful, pink blooms out of your Christmas cactus, these tips and tricks will have your tropical plant flowering in no time.
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The Clever Hack That Makes Cleaning And Edging Stepping Stones So Much Easier
If you have stepping stones running across a lawn, you'll have to periodically clear the stones' edges of grass overgrowth. This smart hack makes the task easy.
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How To Avoid Hyacinth Bulbs From Being Destroyed By Mold
Mold-covered hyacinth bulbs won't sprout or produce unhealthy plants when forced for early winter planting. Success lies mostly in how you store and grow them.
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Are You Watering Your Cherry Tree Enough To Prepare For Winter Months?
The fruit is harvested and now you can forget about your cherry trees until next spring, right? Wrong! There's a vital task to prepare them for winter dormancy.
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The Unexpected Way To Prevent Your Bird Bath From Freezing In Winter (It's So Affordable)
If you attract birds to your backyard, one of your priorities should be finding ways to stop the birdbath water from freezing in winter. Here's a clever hack.
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Two Qualities That Matter Most When Selecting Potting Soil
There are tons of potting soils to choose from, some of which contain no actual soil at all. However, the two most important qualities remain the same.
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A Polar Vortex Is Coming Soon: Here's What You Need To Know To Protect Your Garden
Polar vortexes are as scary as they sound when it comes to your garden. Here's how to handle it and ensure your plants have their best chance at survival.
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13 End-Of-Year Gardening Mistakes To Avoid For A Beautiful Spring
To ensure a blooming garden come spring, our master gardener advises to avoid certain wintertime mistakes, such as fertilizing and pruning incorrectly.
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Turn Yard Clippings Into A Charming Cottagecore Fruit Basket With An Easy DIY
If it feels like you're wasting a ton of wood and twigs every time you go outside, you may want to consider using them to make a DIY fruit basket.
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Why Your Old Trash Can May Be The Key To Pest-Free Bird Feed Storage
Battling pests eating through the plastic bags holding your birdseed? An old trash can works great for storing bird feed, but only if you use the right one.
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Don't Throw Out Aluminum Cans, Use Them To Deter Birds From Your Garden
Aluminum cans are great for scaring birds from landing in your garden, and it's a great way to repurpose the recyclables. Here's how it works.
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The Morning Leftover That Will Help Heather Plants Bloom
Hardy, pretty, and versatile, heather plants make a fine addition to any garden — and they'll bloom all the brighter thanks to a surprising DIY fertilizer.
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