Kitchen Scraps You Can Reuse In The Garden As A Natural Fertilizer
Before you purchase fertilizer at the store, look to your kitchen for food scraps that can act as a natural fertilizer replacement. Here are our top picks.
Read MoreBefore you purchase fertilizer at the store, look to your kitchen for food scraps that can act as a natural fertilizer replacement. Here are our top picks.
Read MoreDo you want to attract pollinators to your garden but the squirrels keep digging up all your hard work? Try this garden hack that will keep the squirrels away.
Read MoreChristmas cactus plants are commonly grown as houseplants because they love warmth and humidity. Learn how to keep them in the best shape through every season.
Read MoreCurious about composting? Learn why you may want to start adding leftover wine corks to your compost pile. There are several benefits that make it worth it.
Read MoreAre squirrels causing problems in your garden, digging up bulbs and eating vegetables? Plant this bright flower as a border to help repel them.
Read MoreIt's understandable to want to be resourceful when filling raised garden beds, but you can't throw just anything in there. He's what to avoid and why.
Read MoreWhether you bought too many or inherited a bunch of tomato cages, take a beat before tossing them out. Consider repurposing your tomato cages in these ways.
Read MoreSlugs find your garden lettuce tantalizing. However, planting this herb nearby can help repel these critters and reduce any damage to your lettuce.
Read MoreThis might come as a surprise but compost could actually harm your newly planted tree. Find out why this happens and learn alternative ways to amend the soil.
Read MoreFor a clever way to enhance your gardening experience on a budget, consider rustic, country-chic plant stakes. Here's how to DIY these with wood cuttings.
Read MoreWhen using a fabric or plastic ground cover in your garden or landscaping, check out how to save money by repurposing an unexpected item in your clothes closet.
Read MoreHave you noticed unsightly weeds growing in between your concrete pavers? Well, look no further than your liquor cabinet for a clear solution to your problem.
Read MoreWoody herbs like rosemary, lavender, and thyme typically don't need much fertilization, but this one item that usually goes into the trash could be beneficial.
Read MoreIf you have spent coffee grounds leftover from your morning cup of joe, mixing them in with the soil around your hydrangeas could cause surprising results.
Read MoreTomatoes are generally easy to grow, even for inexperienced gardeners. With this unexpected material, growing bountiful tomato harvests becomes even easier.
Read MoreSimple pest control solutions might seem tempting to try, but this common slug deterrent method might actually cause more harm than good in your garden.
Read MoreDon't skip that Keurig cup holder at the thrift store! It can become the basis of a stunning plant lover's DIY project that enhances your plant collection.
Read MoreLooking to transform your garden on a budget? Thrift unique plates and explore this creative and simple DIY to add charm and personality to your outdoor space.
Read MoreIf you've got weeds poking up through your gravel driveway, there's an easy and affordable DIY solution to put them back in the ground.
Read MoreIf you are looking for a way to give the pollinators a helping hand, try this easy and clever hack that is sure to have the bees buzzing over to your yard.
Read MoreInstead of throwing out your used yogurt cups, you could repurposing those containers. Try this clever gardening hack that will plant the seeds of creativity.
Read MoreStar jasmine is known for its strong and intoxicating fragrance. To get the most from these blooms, here's how and when to fertilize your plant.
Read MoreWhether you prefer scented flowering vines or herbs with dainty blooms, there is a stunning flower for your garden to enrich and enhance the soil.
Read MoreWe all love a new garden hack from time to time, but it's hard to beat tried-and-true advice. Follow this expert's advice for ways to revive garden soil.
Read MoreSpider plants are an easy to grow and maintain houseplant, making them popular among plant parents. Here's a counterintuitive trick to make them appear fuller.
Read MoreFolks who don't have the most convenient spaces for gardening might turn to this planter hack for a solution. However, it has some notable shortcomings.
Read MoreIf you want to protect your pest and disease-prone cucumbers for a bountiful harvest, consider planting one of these 15 plants alongside them.
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