How To DIY Seed Tape To Make Gardening Easier
Gardening is difficult work, but it can be made a little easier and faster by using seed tape. Find out how to DIY your own to make planting a breeze.
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The Unexpected Hack That Will Keep Your Houseplants Watered While You're Away
If you're going away for a few days, try this hack for keeping your houseplants watered when you're on vacation. All you need is a few towels and a bathtub.
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Why You Should Place A Toothpick Next To The Seedlings In Your Garden
If you've ever seen toothpicks placed upright next to seedlings, you've probably wondered what their purpose was. Learn why this may be a helpful trick.
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Coffee Filters Make Seed Starting Incredibly Easy. Here's How
There are many different hacks floating around designed to make seed starting easier, including this one involving coffee filters and a few other items.
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The Hydrogen Peroxide Hack Pinterest Swears By When Transplanting Plants
There's a popular hack on Pinterest that claims to help your plants survive transplant shock. Find out why it works and how to implement it in your garden.
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Easily Repurpose An Old Pair Of Rain Boots Into Stunning Spring Garden Decor
Got an old pair of rain boots that no longer fit or are damaged beyond repair? Repurpose them into gorgeous spring decorations for your garden.
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Our Expert Horticulturalist Tells Us The Popular Garden Herb You Should Be Growing With Lavender
Lavender will brighten up any garden, but it's a particularly good friend to one popular herb that can benefit from lavender's presence.
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Should You Feed Your Jade Plant Your Leftover Coffee Grounds?
You may have heard that coffee grounds can be beneficial for jade plants. Discover if this hack has any merit to determine if you should try it yourself.
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Create A Cucumber Trellis On A Budget With TikTok's Easy DIY
If you're looking to maximize your cucumber harvest and minimize your garden square footage, TikTok's DIY trellis can help you do it inexpensively and easily.
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The Kitchen Staple That'll Prevent Field Madder From Wreaking Havoc In Your Yard
If you've noticed field madder cropping up in your lawn or garden, you'll want to use this kitchen staple to get rid of it before it takes over.
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The Simple Carrot Growing Hack You Need To Ensure A Healthy Harvest
Carrots can be a demanding crop to grow, but one easy gardening hack can simplify your carrot care and ensure great growth. Here's what it is.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Planting Flower Beds Against Your House
A flower garden planted next to your home adds beauty and color to your lawn. However, that close placement may cause some serious unforeseen problems.
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Keep Aphids From Ruining Your Zucchini By Growing It Near This Gorgeous Flower
Aphids are the bane of every gardener's existence. However, there is a fragrant, beautiful solution that will keep them off your zucchini and make it thrive.
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TikTok's Handy Garden Tip For Growing Bigger Bell Peppers
When growing bell peppers, you want to do your best to ensure a bountiful harvest. Luckily, one TikTok creator has the perfect tip for you to try.
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Keep Your Houseplants Hydrated With This Easy Mason Jar Hack
Keeping your houseplants in good health is essential, and if you want to make your watering duties look cute, try this easy Mason jar hack.
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Naturally Repel Pests From Your Garden With An Item From Your Kitchen
Aphids or flea beetles -- pests spell doom for your garden. Repel them without chemicals using this natural kitchen byproduct that also strengthens your plants.
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The Cheery Garden Flower That Keeps A Common Citrus Tree Pest At Bay
Planting black-eyed Susans alongside citrus trees to attract hoverflies is a good way to protect them from mealybugs and other common pests.
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15 Genius Ways To Repurpose Pipe Cleaners Around Your Home And Garden
Have some extra pipe cleaners from an old crafting project? There are plenty of ways to use these colorful items when decorating, cleaning, and gardening.
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What Most People Get Wrong About Using Coffee Grounds To Fertilize Tulips
Adding coffee grounds to soil can be beneficial, and it can have the opposite effect if you don't know what you're doing beforehand.
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You Don't Need A Trellis To Grow Zucchini If You're Planting It Like This
Trellises can be helpful for growing plants vertically, but in many ways, they just take up space in the garden. Grow your zucchini without a trellis like this.
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Why You Might Want To Consider Not Growing Dumb Cane In Your Home
Dumb cane is a common house plant and it definitely looks visually stunning, but you might want to consider not growing it indoors. Here's why.
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Two Companion Herbs That Are A Powerhouse Duo For Garden Pest Control
Not only do these two beloved, common herbs add flavor to your food, but when paired together, they can create powerful pest control for your garden.
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12 Helpful Ways To Make Gardening Safer And Simpler For Older People
Some hobbies can become burdensome with age...even gardening. Here are 12 helpful ways that will make gardening easier and safer for the elderly.
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Take Down Cutworms In Your Garden With A Secret Weapon From Your Kitchen
Gardening can be a fulfilling hobby -- until the pests appear. If you struggle to keep cutworms out of your garden, you may already have the defense you need.
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Help Keep Bagworms Off Your Trees With One All-Natural Ingredient
Are bagworms destroying the trees in your yard? To protect your landscaping, find out one all-natural ingredient that could get rid of these pests for good.
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This Secret Weapon Against Lawn Weeds Has Been Hiding Right Under Your Nose
Lawn weeds are the bane of every homeowner's existence. However, there is an unexpected, pesticide-free way to rid your yard of these pesky plants.
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17 Clever Ways To Repurpose Toothpicks Around Your Home And Garden
Toothpicks are a household staple, but they often go unused. Luckily, there are tons of ways to repurpose toothpicks around your home and garden.
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