How To Winterize A Self-Watering Planter If You Can't Bring It Indoors
Self-watering planters run the risk of freezing during cold winter weather. Protect these pots with a few simple tricks if you can't move them inside.
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The Unexpected Benefit To Having Pesky Spotted Lanternflies In Your Yard
Since their arrival in the U.S. in 2014, spotted lanternflies have wreaked havoc on plant health. However, they benefit another garden insect we want around.
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Wind Rock: What Is It And Why Is It So Dangerous For Plants?
Strong winds are no fun in a garden. They dry out soil, erode slopes, and break branches. Young trees are particularly vulnerable for root-related reasons.
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The Type Of Rock You Can Add To Your Soil For Improved Drainage
Struggling with drainage in your garden beds or flower pots? Amend the soil with a porous rock made in a volcano, and you'll have water flowing in no time.
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13 Garden Plants That Are Easier To Grow From Seeds Vs Seedlings
Picking up beautiful seedlings at a garden center is always tempting, but here are a few plants you should consider growing from seed so that they thrive.
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Turn On Your Sprinklers Before The Next Frost, And Watch The Magic Happen To Your Flowers
It might seem counterintuitive, but turning on your sprinklers during a light frost can actually protect your plants from freezing. Here's how it works.
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Don't Toss Coffee Grounds- Here Are 10 Fall Plants That Benefit From The Kitchen Scrap
If you're a coffee lover and brew your own at home, don't let those grounds go to waste by throwing them in the trash -- some of your plants will love them.
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10 Veggies You Can Easily Propagate From Cuttings In The Winter
Most vegetables are traditionally grown from seed, but there are some varieties that you can actually propagate from cuttings or scraps that often get tossed.
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11 Ways To Repurpose Fireplace Ash Around Your Home And Garden (& 1 To Skip)
From raising soil pH to being a line of defense against pests, we bet you didn't know all the ways you can use ash from your fireplace around your property.
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Always Keep Your Banana Peels, Here Are The Plants That Love Them
Potassium is a common need for plants, and if you enjoy eating bananas, you already have a great source of this nutrient that's likely in the garbage.
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Forget Rakes: There's A Better (& Easier) Way To Clear Leaves Off The Patio
If your patio is constantly covered with fallen autumn leaves, don't even think of reaching for your trusty rake because there's a much better way to clear them
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7 Ways To Use Coca Cola In The Garden (And 3 To Avoid)
Coca-Cola can be utilized in the yard for various tasks, thanks to the ingredients it contains. However, not all soft drink hacks work as well as some claim.
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10 Winter Storage Mistakes That Are Hurting Your Bulb's Chance Of Success In Spring
Some bulbs don't do well in winter weather. Ensure they make it through to spring by digging them up and avoiding these common storage problems.
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The Boozy Hack That Keeps Your Paperwhites From Falling Over
If your paperwhites have been flopping over under the weight of their blooms, there could be a potential solution sitting in your liquor cabinet.
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Repurpose A Dog Crate In The Garden For Climbing Plants
Get that old dog crate out of the garage and into the garden. With a few simple steps, it can become a trellis and provide stability for your climbing plants.
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Why Your Leaning Crepe Myrtle Needs To Be Staked—and How To Do It Correctly
You just bought a young crepe myrtle for your garden. Before you can enjoy the vibrant blooms, you need to stake it to make sure it doesn't develop a lean.
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The Beautiful Tree You Can Propagate From Cuttings In The Winter
Want to stay busy in the garden this winter? Keep that green thumb active and grow new trees for free by trying your hand at indoor propagation from cuttings.
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25 Reuse And Recycle: Clever Ways To Repurpose Plastic In The Garden
Reusing plastic in your garden is great for the earth and also a good way to exercise your creative chops. Here are 25 repurposing ideas you can try.
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Avoid Cutting Back These 11 Evergreens In The Fall At All Costs
Pruning is usually thought of as a fall activity. However, the rules are a little different for evergreens. You have to be careful when you cut them back.
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How To Propagate A Snake Plant Using Just A Jar
Snake plants are hard to kill. If you want a home full of greenery, duplicating them is equally easy. All you need is a clean glass jar and some scissors.
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10 Smart Ways To Repurpose Jars For Your Plants And Garden In The Winter
While you might not be thinking about anything plant-related in winter, these jar repurposing tips could allow you to keep exercising your green thumb.
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Quickly Fix A Cracked Planter Using An Affordable Solution
There's plenty of ways to reuse a broken planter pot. but you might not need to start looking through DIY inspo yet. Here's how to affordably fix your pots.
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7 Types Of Plants That Need Mulch In The Winter
Winter mulching helps regulate soil temperature and protect plant roots — but it's only beneficial to certain types of plants. Here's what to know.
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Growing Healthy Hostas Is A Breeze When You Plant Them Near This Beautiful Companion
Hostas aren't difficult to maintain or care for, but they are prone to pests. Give them an added layer of protection by planting this gorgeous flower nearby.
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12 Tips For Reusing And Storing Potting Soil So It Doesn't Go To Waste
Your old potting soil from the past season's containers doesn't have to go to waste. Here are some simple and easy ways to save and reuse your soil.
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12 Deer-Resistant Perennials To Plant In November
The kinds of seeds and bulbs you can plant in November are limited, but if you're frequently visited by deer, that list becomes even shorter.
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The Overlooked Part Of Winter Garden Clean Up You're Forgetting
Cleaning up your garden before spring is a vital chore. If you have raised beds, there's something you may be forgetting if you want to keep plants healthy.
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