The Best Places To Store Seeds (And Ones You Should Absolutely Avoid)
Keeping seeds properly stored for the dormant season ensures that you'll have bountiful crops the following season. Here are our top tips for seed storage.
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The Gardening Mistake That's Causing Leaf Scorch On Your Brunnera Plant
A lovely addition to any garden, brunnera plants are much more sensitive to sunlight than you might think. Here's how to avoid dreaded leaf scorching.
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Don't Toss Empty Medicine Bottles Without Trying A Clever Gardening Hack First
Empty medicine bottles are difficult to recycle, but they do have many uses around the home and garden. Check out this hack before tossing yours.
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The Adorable Aldi Finds You'll Love If You Want To Attract More Birds To Your Yard
Aldi's so-called "aisle of shame" might have an unsavory name, but within it, you can find some fantastic deals to help spruce up your outdoor space.
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The Unexpected Danger Lurking In Your Mulch That Could Harm Your Pets
Mulch might be helpful for your plants and curb appeal, but it can pose a serious risk to your pets. It's best to rethink using mulch if you have furry friends.
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Add Privacy To Your Outdoor Space With Aldi's Budget Planter
Aldi's wooden planter with a trellis is priced better than its competitors, and it can add privacy to your yard, especially if you grab a few.
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How To Propagate Bee Balm
Bee balm is a perennial plant that keeps on giving if you treat it well. This low-maintenance flower can easily be propagated in a few different ways.
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The Essential Watering Tip You Should Know For Thriving Strawberry Plants
Strawberries are fairly simple to grow, but if you want to ensure you're left with healthy, juicy berries, make sure you follow this essential step.
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The Fast-Growing Evergreen Plant That Birds And Butterflies Find Irresistible
Certain plants are better at attracting pollinators to your yard than others. This one fast-growing evergreen plant will bring birds and butterflies flocking.
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The Rose Species You Can Grow As A Thick Shrub Or Train To Climb Structures
If you're looking for a versatile yet stunning rose to grow as a shrub, a climber, or both, this low-maintenance hybrid may just be the rose for you.
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DIY A Budget-Friendly Container Garden Using Two Dollar Tree Laundry Items
When it's time to get the garden together, you can go get creative with it! This budget-friendly DIY turns Dollar Tree laundry items into garden containers.
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Essential Measurements For Watering Plants Deeply
Most plants like to be watered deeply and not too often, but what does "deeply" mean? It depends on the type of plant. Here's how to get the depth right.
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Don't Miss Out On Healthy Cucumbers By Overlooking These Garden Mistakes
Despite being touted as one of the easiest veggies to grow, cucumbers still aren't immune to growing mistakes. Avoid overlooking these errors for healthy cukes.
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Disadvantages Of Growing Non-Native Plants Every Gardener Should Know
While non-native plants might be beautiful, they come with lots of downsides when you grow them outdoors. Here is a closer look into their disadvantages.
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The Native Flowering Ground Cover That'll Fill Your Yard With Birds, Butterflies & Bees
Ground covers serve many purposes, like suppressing weeds and filling in empty spots in the landscape. This flowering plant also attracts birds and bees.
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Why Your Sago Palm Leaves Are Turning Yellow (& Other Signs Of Problems)
Sago palms don't frequently develop problems and are often seen as a hardy choice for landscaping, but yellowing leaves could signal that something is wrong.
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Avoid One Common Gardening Mistake To Ensure Your Zinnias Thrive All Season
While zinnias are fairly easy flower to grow in any garden, they grow best under certain set conditions, including a specific watering schedule.
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The Striking White Flower To Plant Alongside Succulents In Your Garden
Succulents come in many colors, shapes, and sizes, but adding this hardy, white companion flower will create an even more dynamic landscape.
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The Adorable Way You Can Repurpose Old Mugs Into A Thriving Kitchen Herb Garden
If your mug collection is outgrowing your shelf space, consider repurposing some mugs for growing herbs in your kitchen. Here's how to make a cute herb garden.
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Cons Of Using Mushroom Compost In Your Garden
Mushroom compost can be incredibly handy in certain gardens and detrimental in others. Find out the disadvantages of using this popular fertilizer.
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How To Germinate Strawberry Seeds (& Common Mistakes To Avoid)
Strawberries are not the easiest plants to start from seed, but if you're ready to take on a gardening challenge, we have some tips to help you be successful.
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Don't Mistake This Toxic, Invasive Herb For Peppermint
There's a dangerous look-alike plant out there that's a dead ringer for peppermint. Don't be fooled by its similarities. Here's how to recognize it.
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Pruning Tips To Keep Flowering Blue Plumbago Looking Its Best
Blue plumbago makes a beautiful ground cover, but if you skip regular pruning, this plant can easily take over your landscape. Here's how and when to prune.
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The One Color Mulch That's Making Your Yard Look Outdated
If you want your yard to have a modern look, avoid this one mulch color that's considered outdated. Instead, discover some better mulch color options.
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The Correct Way To Pull Stubborn Thistle Weeds By Hand
Thistles weeds can be particularly difficult to remove, thanks to their fine spikes that will lodge themselves in your skin, but you can safely remove them.
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The Downside To Growing Brass Buttons As A Low-Maintenance Ground Cover
Brass buttons is a ground cover that grows in warm climates and offers good weed suppression; however, there are a few things you need to know before planting.
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The Sweet Fruit Tree That Is A Better Alternative To Hackberry Tree
Finding a better tree alternative doesn’t require drastic changes to your landscape. Instead, consider planting a sweet fruit tree that offers unique benefits.
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