Say Goodbye To Grass: The Fragrant Alternative That Also Attracts Pollinators
With an herbal, earthy scent and nectar-rich flowers, this ground cover is not only more interesting than grass, it’s also lower-maintenance.
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The Clever Hack That Can Help Tell If Your Old Seeds Are Viable Or Not
Seeds loose their viability over time, especially when they're not stored correctly. However, a simple light hack can tell if the seeds are still good.
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12 Bright Blue Flowers That'll Attract Hummingbirds All Summer And Fall
Hummingbirds are a welcome sight in any garden, so we've compiled a list of 12 beautiful blue flowers they love that you'll want to add to your home.
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The Easiest Ways To Propagate Aglaonema For An Endless Supply Of Exotic Red Plants
Propagation is one of the easiest ways to make the most of your garden center purchases, and this pretty red plant takes very well to the process.
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The Common Garden Tool You Didn't Know You Should Replace Annually
Most gardening tools won't last forever. Some, in fact, last just a year, even if well looked after. Thankfully, they're often pretty inexpensive to replace.
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Create Self-Watering Starter Pots With A Simple, Dollar Tree Yarn Hack
Tired of worrying about your cuttings drying out before they can grow roots? The solution lies in a ball of yarn and a few other supplies from Dollar Tree.
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Can Dog Hair Actually Help Your Plants Grow?
Your dog provides you with an endless supply of shed hair, whether you like it or not. Using it in your garden may be better than throwing it in the trash.
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Attract More Birds To Your Birdhouse With This Planting Tip
You've put up birdhouses but no birds are nesting in them. You need to make them more attractive to birds, and that can be achieved with clever planting ideas.
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7 Clever Uses For Storage Bins In The Garden
Don't toss out those old storage bins — repurpose them instead! From tiny storage drawers to large tote tubs, here's how to use them neatly in the garden.
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Keep Poinsettias Thriving With This Self-Watering Display That Doubles As Decor
To keep your poinsettias thriving beyond the holiday season, consider trying out this self-watering vase DIY that only requires a few simple items to complete.
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The Overlooked Care Tip That Helps A Cast Iron Plant Thrive
Cast iron plants are widely regarded as almost indestructible, making them perfect for beginner gardeners. That doesn't mean they require no care at all.
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Stop Planting Invasive Mint In The Garden. Here's A Better Way
Mint is a notoriously aggressive plant that can easily choke out the rest of your garden. This method allows you to grow mint without that risk.
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Add Rice Water To This Popular Leafy Green For A Big & Delicious Harvest
The water left over after you rinse or boil rice contains plenty of nutrients that shouldn't go to waste. Use it to fertilize this garden vegetable.
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New Bird Feeder? Don't Just Put The Food Inside, Spread It Around!
If your bird feeder is still new, sprinkling the bird seed on the ground rather than just inside will make a big difference to your local birds.
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How To DIY A No-Cost, Spiral Plant Trellis From Yard Scraps
Those flexible twigs from routine pruning might seem like yard waste, but with a little shaping, they can become easy supports for your plants.
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10 Salt Hacks Worth Trying This Winter And 6 You Can Skip
Don't believe all the salt hacks you hear. While there are plenty of tips that can make your life easier this winter, some simply aren't worth trying.
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Don't Toss Toilet Paper Rolls: Turn Them Into Mini Planter Holders
If you’ve been looking for a way to upcycle toilet paper tubes, this easy DIY can give them new life as functional and stylish holders for air plants.
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The Tiny Garden Tweak That Makes Birds Flock To Your Yard
While a bird feeder will attract a few flying fauna, this one-step garden hack will have your yard swarming with birds, no matter the season.
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3 Herbs You Should Avoid Planting Near Cucumber Plants And Why
Cucumbers thrive in moist, rich soil, while these herbs are the complete opposite. That’s why they belong in different sections of the garden.
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Want A Bonsai Collection? Here's How To Choose The Best Plant To Start From
Bonsai trees are more like a piece of living art than a houseplant. Choosing the right tree or shrub to cultivate makes all the difference in looks and success.
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Best Tips For Attracting Owls To Your Yard (& The Benefits)
Owls aren't just majestic to encounter, but they can also be beneficial to your yard. To attract more, check out these simple tips you can implement today.
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Wait, Why Are People On TikTok Sucking On Their Garden Seeds?
Gardener on TikTok? You've likely come across signature planting, where people suck on seeds before planting them. Baffled by why they do it? You're not alone.
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The Fertilizer Made Of A Popular Leftover Kitchen Scrap That Boosts Your Citrus Tree Harvest
Are you always on the lookout for ways to save in the garden? You can use a cooking byproduct to feed citrus trees, whether you grow them indoors or out.
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Protect Spring Seedlings From A Cold Snap With A Toilet Paper Solution
A sudden springtime frost can spell disaster for delicate seedlings. This common throwaway item could be key for keeping them safe, and it has other benefits.
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What Everyone Does Wrong When Pruning A Hibiscus Bush
A Hibiscus bush in full bloom is a beautiful sight, but caring for it involves commonly-made mistakes. Here's what to know before you prune.
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The Unlikely Kitchen Appliance That Can Help Speed Up Seed Germination
Waiting for your seeds to germinate is one of the dullest parts of gardening. But one kitchen appliance can speed up the process — if you're careful.
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8 Self-Watering Tools That Will Keep Your Plants Hydrated At All Times
Keeping your plants hydrated is easier said than done. If you've found it challenging to find time to water, these self-watering tools may help.
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