The Herb You Should Consider Growing In Your Garden For Healthy Soil
Many herbs boast different benefits, but this less common plant has many, including breaking up compacted soil, adding nitrogen, and removing pathogens.
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Here's The Best Time To Mow Your Lawn For Healthy Grass
You may think that simply mowing your lawn is enough to keep your grass healthy, but when you do it also matters. Here's the best time of day for this task.
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How To Grow A Brazilian Lucky Wood Plant Indoors
When it comes to growing houseplants, the Brazilian Lucky Wood plant is a stunning choice for indoor spaces. But how can you ensure it thrives in your home?
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How One Small Move Could Harm Your Delicate Herb Garden
Proper care is crucial for an herb garden. Our master gardener Tiffany Selvey shares how to avoid one major mistake that can permanently damage your plants.
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The Color-Changing Shrub That's Perfect For Morning Sun And Afternoon Shade
For those living in tropical climates, we have a stunning plant for you to add to your landscape -- the blooms on this bush change color each day.
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Bradford Pear Vs. Dogwood Tree: How To Spot The Difference
From a distance Bradford pears and dogwoods look similar, but these trees have distinct traits that can help you distinguish the invasive tree from a native.
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The Overlooked Mistake That's Making Your Garden Beds Look Bad
Planning ahead is the key to a healthy garden that thrives all season. When you're mapping out your garden, be sure you're avoiding this common mistake.
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Attract Hummingbirds To Your Yard With A Heat Tolerant Shrub
By growing a variety of plants that provide food and shelter for hummingbirds, you'll attract more to your yard. Here's a shrub they'll love.
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Transform Your Landscape With A Fast-Growing Shade Tree That Grows Well In Damp Soil
Some trees tolerate damp soil better than others. While You'll want to avoid many species in spots that hold some water, this tree thrives in these conditions.
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The Crucial Mistake You're Making When Choosing A Bird Bath
Birds may not seem picky, but the wrong bird bath won't make a splash in your yard. Here's why some bird baths are just a bit more enticing than others
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The Flowering Solution To Keep Garden Pests Away From Zinnias
Whether you like a neat and tidy garden, or a more natural wildflower space, zinnias are the perfect addition. This companion will help keep them healthy.
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Here's How Long It Will Take Store-Bought Fruit Trees To Produce
There are many factors that contribute to how long it takes for fruit trees to start producing. Here's what to expect depending on the type of tree you have.
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The Dollar Tree Trellis Hack That'll Encourage More Birds To Flock To Your Yard
When you see a tomato trellis, it doesn't exactly scream "bird magnet." But a simple purchase from the dollar tree plus a few other supplies can change that.
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How To Spot And Treat A Common Elephant Ear Plant Disease
If you're an elephant ear plant lover, or someone looking to get one for the first time, knowing the warning signs of diseases can be vital information.
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A Basic Solo Cup Is All You Need To Kickstart Your Pepper Garden On A Budget
Instead of transplanting pepper plants from tiny seed cell trays to pots and then to your garden, start growing them in Solo cups.
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Keep Your Vegetables Fresh For Longer This Summer With One Simple Gardening Tip
It can be a bummer when your fresh-picked homegrown veggies wilt too quickly in the fridge. Luckily, this tip can help keep your garden vegetables fresh longer.
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The Decades-Old Keyhole Garden Trend Is Regaining Popularity - Here's How To Build One
A keyhole garden is a cleverly designed structure that uses compost efficiently to create an easy-to-access garden in your backyard. Here's how to build it.
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The Stunning Easy-To-Grow Petunia Variety You'll Want To Plant For Continuous Color
There are so many varieties of petunias available, you could fill your garden with this one kind of flower. Here's another stunner to add to your flowerbeds.
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Seed Storage Mistakes Everyone Makes And Doesn't Realize It
Saving seeds is an excellent idea — so long as you're doing it correctly. Avoid making these mistakes to ensure your seeds' viability for seasons to come.
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Why You Should Check Out The Thrift Store For Your Next Plant Stand (And Tips To Find A Great Deal)
Your precious plant babies deserve a throne that's one-of-a-kind. Here's why you should check your local thrift store for unique plant stands at low prices.
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The Best Fruit Tree Fertilizers For Natural, Budget-Friendly Support
There are some downsides to synthetic fertilizers. Luckily, there are many budget-friendly natural options available at the store or in your kitchen.
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How To Plant Boxwood Shrubs Along A Fence Line For An Elegant Landscape
If you want to make the most of your boxwood-based privacy fence, you need to follow a few planting rules to achieve success and elegance.
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Plant One Garden Favorite Flower With Your Zucchini For All Of Its Benefits
Getting your zucchini to bear fruit can be an ordeal. This eye-catching flower is a perfect match for zucchini, bringing color to your garden and so much more.
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What Is Sharp Sand And Is It Right For Your Garden?
Garden soil isn't just dirt. It's a complex environment that needs a lot of attention and nurturing. Sharp sand might be just the component you're missing.
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This Popular Fruit Tree Could Be Stinking Up Your Yard
Planting fruit trees in your yard is a great way to elevate your home's surroundings, but some fruit trees, such as this popular one, could stink everything up.
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Upcycle A Picture Frame Stand Into Beautiful And Unique Garden Decor
If you have an old Triptyc-style picture frame stand lying around, you can upcycle it by adding some nails and hanging potted plants from it in your garden.
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The Perfect Perennial For Neat Garden Edges And A Burst Of Summer Color
To create a neat garden border, look for upright plants that provide structure and interest to the space. Here's a low-maintenance option you'll love.
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