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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16 Ways To Save Your Plants After A Winter Frost Or Freeze
From slow rehydration to trimming away dead tissue to save what remains, these practical tips can help revive your beloved plants after a frost.
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Start This Hardy Perennial Indoors In Late Winter For A Spring Full Of Colorful Blooms
It's not too early to get started on your spring gardening prep, and planting these flower seeds indoors can result in strong plants in just a few months.
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The Telltale Sign You Might Have An Invasive Plant In Your Yard
Invasive plants don't just wreak havoc on your garden beds; they cause untold damage to the ecosystem. Identifying them quickly is the key to a healthy yard.
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Is Dish Soap The Secret Fix To Affordable Pest Control? Here's The Truth
Dish soap has long been considered a natural remedy in the garden, but does it actually work as well as some say? Here's the truth about this kitchen staple.
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The Common Kitchen Scrap That Can Deter Pests From Your Yard & Garden
Before you use powerful chemical pesticides to deter bugs in your garden, see if you have this common kitchen scrap lying around for a more natural solution.
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8 Leftover Scrap Foods You Can Use To Make Natural Bird Feeders
Don't have the budget for a purpose-made bird feeder? You can DIY one using the leftovers from last night's dinner and a few simple craft supplies.
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Smart Ways To Repurpose A Shoe Box For Your Garden And Plants
If you're a bit of a sneakerhead or just purchased a new pair of shoes, don't toss out that shoe box. Instead, try these creative ways to use them in the yard.
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The Easy DIY That Gives Any Plastic Planter A Terracotta Upgrade
Nothing says classy garden like terracotta, but it can be heavy and expensive. This simple and affordable hack allows you to get the look with plastic pots.
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The Pollinator-Friendly Herb That Thrives From Being Pruned In Late Winter
You might assume that winter isn't gardening season, but one appealing herb benefits a lot from a pruning during the tail end of the chilly months.
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The Creative Way To Turn An Old Trampoline Into A Winter Greenhouse
Trampolines are very bulky and an old one can be a hassle to store or even dispose. This creative hack transforms the frames into a greenhouse.
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16 Ways To Improve Curb Appeal Without The Hassle Of Landscaping Contractors
These tips, from revamping your lawn to framing your doorway, boost curb appeal and make it look like you hired a professional — without actually needing to!
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Use Old Wine Corks To DIY A Garden Bed Border That Looks So Unique
Everyone loves a unique DIY and it's even better when you're repurposing something. This garden border DIY with old wine corks checks all the boxes.
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Add More Lucky Bamboo Plants To Your Garden With These Easy Propagation Methods
Lucky bamboo plants are incredibly easy to propagate, allowing you to fill your garden with many more of these attractive shrubs on an extremely low budget.
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8 Bird Seed Storage Tips That Help It Last All Season Long
Depending on the type of bird seed you use, it can start to go bad within just a few weeks after being opened. These storage tips will help.
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11 DIYs To Transform Scrap Wood Into Useful Garden Pieces For Your Plants
Those old piles of scrap wood you have could make all the difference in your garden. Try one of these easy DIYs to reuse scrap wood around your yard.
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Turn An Old Cork Into DIY Garden Mulch On A Budget
Wine corks made from tree bark can easily become garden mulch for your potted plants or garden beds, adding carbon to the soil as they decompose.
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Genius Ways To Save More Money On Potting Soil
Sometimes, more really is less — especially for your garden budget. These genius tips show how to save big on potting soil without shortchanging your plants.
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How To Give Your Struggling Nursery Clearance Plant A Breath Of New Life
If you’re planning to adopt a plant from the nursery clearance section, here’s what you need to know to give it the best chance to thrive in its new home.
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Turn This Common Kitchen Utensil Into A Helpful Nesting Resource For Birds
As winter comes to a close, birds collect nesting materials to prepare for spring. Help them out with this affordable, simple, and repurposed nesting station.
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The Simple Tip That Boosts The Fertilizing Power Of Rice Water
Keeping your garden and plants nourished is easier than you might think, especially with super-powered rice water. Here's how you can amplify its nutrition.
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15 Unique Ways To Repurpose Bathroom Fixtures Around Your Home And Garden
Bulky bathroom fixtures like toilets, sinks, and bathtubs can be difficult to trash or recycle. Consider these unique ideas to upcycle them in your home.
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The Garden Essentials You Can Thrift In February Just In Time For Spring
If the price of new garden tools has you second-guessing your plans to garden this year, fret not. Look for these essentials at thrift stores during February.
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The Quick Task To Do In Winter That Will Save You Hours Of Work In The Garden
Skipping this gardening task can seem tempting when it’s cold outside — but it will result in far more work pulling weeds later on.
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