Draw Pollinators To Your Yard With This Easy-To-Grow Annual Herb
Flowers can add charm and beauty to your garden, and also help to attract pollinators like honey bees. Plants like borage can do both jobs excellently.
Read MoreFlowers can add charm and beauty to your garden, and also help to attract pollinators like honey bees. Plants like borage can do both jobs excellently.
Read MoreIf you're planning on growing tomatoes in your garden this year, discover 18 of the most helpful hacks to know for the best harvest possible.
Read MoreBeans benefit plants growing nearby, as they are nitrogen fixers. Zucchini's leaves help to shade out weed seedlings, providing less competition for the beans.
Read MoreYou might have heard that human hair can keep wildlife out of your garden. But does this hack really work? Here's what an entomologist told us.
Read MoreThere are a few ways to propagate orchids, but none are as cool as this potato hack. Learn how the potatoes in your pantry can help you multiply your orchids.
Read MoreIf leaf-footed bugs often overtake your tomato plants and destroy your harvest, try planting a companion flower that acts as a trap crop for these pests.
Read MoreLooking for a natural and safe way to deter wasps from your backyard? Discover one strong-smelling herb you could plant in your garden to repel them.
Read MoreWith the many hacks out there, you can turn almost anything into a garden planter. This DIY creates raised flower beds using one farmhouse-style item.
Read MoreTo save money, many gardeners collect their seeds at the end of the growing season to plant next year. Find out how pantyhose could help you with this task.
Read MoreDo you have rose scale in the garden? In an exclusive interview, we spoke to an entomologist about the best ways to identify and eradicate this problem.
Read MoreWeeds -- the bane of every homeowner's existence. Sure, you could go atomic and use a ton of chemicals. But you might want to try this natural solution first.
Read MoreUsing natural pest deterrents can be better for your health and the environment. So before you call in the professionals, try growing this pretty plant first.
Read MoreMold and fungus can destroy your plants before they've even gotten their start in life. Is baking soda the answer to protecting your seedlings?
Read MoreWasps in your garden can be a terrifying sight. Luckily, there's a sweet-smelling herb that can help you naturally repel them. Here's what it is.
Read MoreHave more than a few soup ladles in your kitchen? It's time to ask yourself if you need them all. Here's why your ladle is better off hanging on your fence.
Read MoreVersatile, useful, and at times tricky to handle, the adze is a multi-purpose woodworking and gardening tool that any DIYer would find handy to have.
Read MoreInstead of recycling your plastic bottles, consider upcycling them into a DIY project for your garden. This craft will protect your plants during cold weather.
Read MoreSponges are great for cleaning dishes and spills, but there are tons of other ways to use them around your house. Try some of these hacks to repurpose sponges.
Read MoreIf you're looking for an inexpensive way to support your local hummingbirds, Dollar Tree has a cute hanging feeder that you can DIY to make it even better.
Read MoreIf you no longer have any magazines to store inside your magazine holder, don't throw the item away. Instead, learn how to reuse the holder around your home.
Read MoreWeed control is an on-going issue for maintaining a pristine yard. Consider planting this lovely flowered ground cover to help keep a garden and yard weed free.
Read MoreFor any serious gardener, weeds will always be an obstacle to overcome when tending to any garden. But there's a fragrant ground cover that can keep them away.
Read MoreCreating a lawn seed and fertilizer schedule for your healthy lawn can seem like a daunting task. Our guide will walk you through the steps.
Read MoreWhether made out of glass or plastic, the small jars typically used to hold spices in the kitchen can be reused in a variety of ways around the home and garden.
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 MoreInstead of throwing away an old decorative pillow or couch cushion, learn how to turn it into a valuable item that can still be useful in your home.
Read MoreFinding mice in your garden is a bit gross, and spotting them inside your home is even worse. Try planting this herb around your home to keep the pests at bay.
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