The Biggest Mistakes Everyone Makes When Planting Grass Seed
If you're getting ready to plant grass seed this spring, then you should know all about these common mistakes to avoid making when you plant.
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Best Ingredients To Use In Your DIY Mulch
DIY mulch is a great way to save money and recycle yard waste to enrich your garden soil. Here are some of the best ingredients for your mulch.
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Should You Mow Your Lawn On Cold Spring Days?
Wondering whether it's okay to do a little lawn maintenance on cold spring days? This is everything you should know about mowing your lawn during spring.
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How Weather Affects Hummingbird Feeders And Essential Tips You Should Know
When it comes to attracting hummingbirds to your yard, understanding how weather affects feeders is crucial. But what tips do you need to keep them thriving?
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The Blue Beauty That Won't Sweat The Heat Or Drought & Will Deter Deer
If you're looking for a pretty, low-maintenance, medium-sized shrub that's drought-resistant and attracts beneficial insects, we have just the plant for you.
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Ditch Wood Fence Posts For A Sturdier Alternative
Wood fencing is classic, but even well-installed posts will start to deteriorate over time. Instead, consider swapping them for something stronger.
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The Type Of Garden Seed You Shouldn't Save And Why
Saving seeds can be quite fruitful and economical, to boot. However, that doesn't mean you should save all of them. In fact, there are some you ought to avoid.
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Companion Planting Mistakes Everyone Makes & How To Avoid Them
While the official jury is out on just how effective companion planting is, it doesn't hurt to give it a try. If you do, just be sure to avoid these mistakes.
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The Tree That Might Seem Perfect For Privacy Screening But Takes Up A Lot Of Space
If you're searching for a tree that can act as a privacy screen, there's one pick that might seem like a good option, but that you should actually avoid.
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How To Identify Common Backyard Bird Eggs (& One You Don't Want To See)
Identifying which birds are nesting in your backyard by their eggs is a fun activity. With luck, one bird egg you won't find belongs to this visiting pest.
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What To Consider When Landscaping Your Front Yard's Park Strip
The front yard park strip is a difficult element to work with due to space constraints and local bylaws. An expert shares tips on what to do with this space.
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The Dependable Houseplant That's Been In The White House Since 1961
Sometimes history and plants combine to create a rich story that you can replicate at home. This hardy plant has a long history in the Oval Office.
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The Low-Maintenance Pear Tree Variety That's Easiest To Grow In Your Yard
If you're looking forward to growing fruit trees in your yard, don't stop at apples. Check out this low-maintenance pear variety that's pretty easy to grow.
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The Gardening Hack To Make Glow-In-The-Dark Petunias Shine Brightly
Looking at getting some glow-in-the-dark petunias for your yard or home? You should know about this hack to make them glow even brighter than usual.
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Bring Joanna Gaines' Garden Home With Magnolia Market's New Seed Bar
Joanna Gaines might be more well-known for her flips on "Fixer Upper," but at Magnolia Silos, she's branching out into the gardening world with a new seed bar.
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These Are The Most Popular Flowers Across The Whole Country
Of all the flowers that exist in the world, these are the ones that are the most favored across the United States, including one most loved by all 50 states.
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Common Problems With Ice Plant Succulents And How To Prevent Them
Ice plants are succulents, so they are naturally low-maintenance plants. Still, every plant has its preferences, so here are some problems you can avoid.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Growing Oleander Plants
Growing oleander plants is not a difficult task, but there are some common mistakes everyone makes you must be careful to avoid when caring for it.
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The Low-Maintenance Perennial Flower That Thrives In Shady Yards
This perennial is the low-maintenance answer to what's missing in your shade garden. Here's where to plant it and how to ensure it thrives.
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The Reason Why You're Much Better Off Growing Your Cucumbers Vertically
While cucumbers are a great option for beginning gardeners, there are a few tips to keep in mind -- one being to grow them vertically. Here's why.
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The Blooming Shrub That Bring Color To Your Garden Edges And Borders
When it comes to adding color to your garden edges and borders, a blooming shrub can make the difference. But which one will enhance your landscape the best?
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Trying To Deter Birds
While birds can be beneficial visitors, a backyard that's overrun with them is a problem. Use these helpful tips to keep unwanted birds out of your yard.
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The 13 Best Types Of Tubular Flowers To Lure Hummingbirds To Your Yard
Tubular flowers have evolved to accommodate hummingbirds' beaks, which is why they excel at drawing these birds. Here are 13 to consider growing in your yard.
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Common Things You May Be Doing That Could Actually Hurt Birds
If you enjoy watching birds in your yard and neighborhood, be sure to avoid making these common mistakes that could actually harm the feathered friends.
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The Simple Nursery Pot Hack That'll Encourage More Birds To Visit Your Yard
Ever wondered how to make use of plastic nursery plant pots? This repurposing DIY is a fun project that will help your yard become more attractive to birds.
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Should Wire Baskets Be Removed From Trees Before Planting?
When adding a new tree to your yard, you may have noticed that some come with wire baskets. Here's how to know if you should remove them or not.
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Why Putting Your Feeders At Different Heights Is Key For Attracting Birds
The sight of birds can brighten up any gardener's day, but the key to attracting these feathered friends lies in putting your feeders at different heights.
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