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  • rabbit in grass

    Keep Pests Out Of Your Garden This Spring With Some Spare PVC Parts

    PVC pipe might not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about gardening, but it can be a useful tool for keeping unwanted critters away.

    By Kaleigh Brillon May 13th, 2024 Read More
  • rolled comforters on bed

    18 Genius Ways To Repurpose An Old Comforter Around The House

    Do you have an old comforter that's torn, worn, or stained? Instead of sending it to a landfill, try turning it into a useful or decorative item for your home.

    By Kristy Bowen May 13th, 2024 Read More
  • Hanging garlic

    10 Unexpected Ingredients To Place On Your Patio To Repel Pests

    Learn how common kitchen ingredients can keep pests away from your patio. Find out how to deter gnats, ants, rodents, or other pests using pantry items.

    By Nick Polishchuk May 13th, 2024 Read More
  • crabgrass growing

    Fixing Your Crabgrass Problem Will Take Time, But Here's The First Big Step

    Crabgrass weeds can be an annoying and persistent problem for your lawn. However, there's a way to combat the problem -- if you have some patience.

    By Lauren Krystaf May 12th, 2024 Read More
  • almost empty jar of peanut butter

    11 Clever Ways To Repurpose Old Peanut Butter Jars Around Your Home & Garden

    We love all PB&Js, but not the empty glass and plastic jars taking up space. If recycling pick-up is a few days away, here are some ideas for those jars.

    By V Bawa May 11th, 2024 Read More
  • Woman with potted hydrangeas

    The Stress-Free Way You Can Transplant Hydrangeas This Spring

    Whether you're planting hydrangeas from the store or from another area of your yard, the risk of transplant shock can be nerve-wracking. Here's how to avoid it.

    By Libby Thompson May 11th, 2024 Read More
  • Someone spraying trees with oil

    An Essential Guide To Using Horticultural Oil Vs Neem Oil In The Garden

    Neem oil and other horticultural oils can work wonders on pests in your garden. Here's how to use them to destroy infestations without destroying your plants.

    By Kaleigh Brillon May 10th, 2024 Read More
  • Person holding cut harvested watermelon

    Three Easy Tips To Know When Your Watermelons Are Ripe And Ready To Harvest

    Among the most difficult gardening tasks is determining if your edibles are ready to harvest or not. Here are three ways to tell if a watermelon needs picking.

    By Michelle Roberts-Garcia May 9th, 2024 Read More
  • roly-poly on a plant

    The DIY Solution People Use To Kill Roly-Polies (& Does It Work?)

    Some people consider roly-polies pests and they try to repel or exterminate them with cayenne pepper. But can this pungent spice actually kill them?

    By Christy Rae Ammons May 8th, 2024 Read More
  • people smiling while gardening

    The Clever Way You Should Be Reusing A Sponge While Working In The Garden

    Most people throw their old sponges straight in the garbage, but you can actually give them a second life and make gardening easier and more comfortable.

    By Christy Rae Ammons May 8th, 2024 Read More
  • ruby throated hummingbird in flight

    Why May Might Be The Best Time To Spot A Ruby-Throated Hummingbird In Your Yard

    Few things are more magical than ruby-throated hummingbirds flying around your garden. Here’s why they are more likely to appear in May and how to prepare.

    By Tiffany Selvey May 8th, 2024 Read More
  • Broccoli sprouts in a glass jar

    Tips For Growing Healthy Broccoli Sprouts & Common Mistakes To Avoid

    Growing broccoli sprouts is extremely easy and doesn't require soil or an outdoor garden, but there are a few major mistakes to avoid when growing them.

    By Melissa Epifano May 8th, 2024 Read More
  • Holding harvested head of garlic

    Why You Should Plant Garlic Around Your Patio

    Discover the benefits of garlic. Enjoy a pest-free patio and convenient access to a fresh supply of flavor by following this simple gardening tip.

    By Madisen Swenson May 7th, 2024 Read More
  • woman building trellises

    Building A DIY Trellis? The TikTok Gardening Community Has You Covered

    TikTok is full of DIY tips for resourceful folks who like to save a few bucks, and the app makes no exception for garden trellises. We've compiled a few here.

    By Kristy Bowen May 6th, 2024 Read More
  • pink peony blooms

    Don't Let Warm Weather Stop You From Growing Peonies. Here's How

    Peonies may typically prefer colder weather, but we've got a few tricks and tips for getting these beauties to bloom in warmer climates and weather.

    By Lauren Krystaf May 6th, 2024 Read More
  • person garden scratching mosquito bite

    Our Extermination Expert Tells Us If Coffee Grounds Can Be Used As A Natural Pest Control

    If you're a regular coffee drinker, you probably have excess coffee grounds. Can those be used as a natural pest control? Our exterminating expert tells us.

    By Jahaira Arthur May 6th, 2024 Read More
  • a variety of coleus plants

    13 Stunning And Unusual Dark Colors Of Coleus You Should Plant In Your Garden

    Instead of only including green plants in your garden, check out some coleus varieties that will add vibrant and deep shades to your outdoor space.

    By Charlotte Sears May 5th, 2024 Read More
  • seedlings in starter pots

    How To Create Your Own Seed Starter Pots For Spring Plants

    If you want to plant your own seedlings, no need to run out and buy starter pots. You can make your own biodegradable versions at home.

    By Sarah Coggan May 5th, 2024 Read More
  • gardener with dog in wheelbarrow

    Our Professional Gardener's Tips For Rebuilding Your Garden On A Budget After Losing Your Plants

    Starting a garden from scratch can seem daunting and pricey. Luckily, our professional gardener has some great tips for getting plants on a budget.

    By Peg Aloi May 5th, 2024 Read More
  • bougainvillea screening patio

    The Best Plants To Use To Create A Private Patio Space

    If you're craving some extra privacy for your patio, then these plants will be the perfect, and stylish, addition to the front of your home.

    By Libby Thompson May 5th, 2024 Read More
  • row of crepe myrtles

    The Messy Reason Crepe Myrtle Trees And Pool Can't Coexist

    Crepe myrtles and pools may seem like a no-brainer combination that can make your home more comfortable. But there's a reason why they shouldn't be together.

    By Kaleigh Brillon May 4th, 2024 Read More
  • Cucumber seedlings grow in tray

    The TikTok Gardening Community Has Helpful Tips To Start Growing Cucumbers

    Cucumbers are a popular vegetable to grow in the garden. They're easy to grow if you know what you're doing; follow these TikTok tips to get started.

    By Will Ford May 4th, 2024 Read More
  • raised garden bed with vegetables

    Three Important Soil Ingredients You Should Use In A Raised Garden Bed

    If you're adding raised garden beds to your outdoor space, discover the 3 soil ingredients they should contain to grow the healthiest plants possible.

    By Ezekiel Maina May 4th, 2024 Read More
  • wildflowers

    Our Professional Gardener's Tips To Turn A Patch Of Lawn Into A Field Of Wildflowers

    If you're looking to turn a patch of lawn into a field of wildflowers, there are some things you should know. Here are some tips from our professional gardener.

    By Peg Aloi May 3rd, 2024 Read More
  • red and green tomatoes in garden

    What The White Mold On Your Tomato Plants Really Is And How To Prevent It

    White mold on tomato plants can spell disaster for your crop, but there are steps you can take to ensure that your tomatoes stay healthy and thriving.

    By Debbie DeRoma May 3rd, 2024 Read More
  • Pebble tray for plants

    How To Create A Trendy Humidity Tray For Your Prized Plants

    Some houseplants thrive in dry climates, others crave humidity. However, creating a humid environment inside the home for these prized plants can get tricky.

    By Kiersten Hickman May 2nd, 2024 Read More
  • Crabgrass weeds in the yard

    8 Genius Tips And Tricks For Killing Crabgrass In Your Lawn

    Discover proven techniques to regain control over your turf to maintain a pristine landscape. Say goodbye to crabgrass and hello to a healthier, greener lawn.

    By Ashley Hanson May 2nd, 2024 Read More
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