Tricks For Pruning Curry Leaf For A Thriving Plant & Bigger Harvest
Curry leaf trees can happily live outside in the ground or in containers, but no matter where it grows, you can prune it for a bigger harvest.
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How To Grow And Care For A Gorgeous Angel Wings Plant
Angel Wings 'Senaw' can be a show-stopping plant to grow in a yard, container garden, or even indoors, but this delicate beauty requires thoughtful care.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Getting Rid Of Chickweed
If you have an abundance of chickweed in your yard, here are the mistakes you may be making that could inadvertently be keeping this pesky weed around.
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Martha Stewart's Plant Recommendation For A Lush Privacy Hedge
If you want to establish a thick hedge in your yard that offers beauty and privacy, look to one of Martha Stewart's favorite plants to get the job done.
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What To Do With Your Chinese Fringe Flowers During Winter
Despite their cold tolerance, Chinese fringe flowers (Loropetalum chinense) are vulnerable to damage in winter. Here's what you can do to protect them.
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Powerful Tools That Make Cleaning Up Fallen Leaves A Breeze
Autumn leaves are stunning, but they're a pain to clean up once they're scattered across your lawn. Make the chore of cleaning them up easier with these tools.
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The Best Way To Care For Snapdragons In The Winter
Whether your winters are mild or harsh, we've got the lowdown on how to best care for your snapdragons when the cold weather begins to creep in.
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Alternatives To Using Landscape Fabric Under Gravel To Prevent Weeds
It's popular to use landscape fabric as a weed barrier under gravel paths and rock beds, but there are plenty of more affordable and more effective solutions.
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Are Salt And Vinegar Enough To Banish Horsetail Weeds From Your Lawn?
You may have heard that you can use salt and vinegar as a natural solution to control horsetail weeds, but here's what you should know about that method.
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How To Overwinter Boston Ferns So They're As Good As New In Spring
If you're concerned about caring for your Boston ferns in winter, look no further. Here, we explain how to overwinter them so they're as stunning in spring.
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How To Protect Your Beautiful Mandevilla Flowers During Chilly Winters
Chilly winters aren't the ideal environment for Mandevilla, so you'll want to do everything you can to protect those beautiful flowers. Here's how.
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Tips For Starting A Backyard Winter Garden For Beginners
The gardening season does not have to end with the first frost. Follow these guidelines to establish your winter garden and grow veggies all year.
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Clear Up Backyard Clutter By Recycling The Unused Logs You Aren't Touching
Do you have a pile of logs sitting on your property, just taking up space? Here is how you can easily reuse them to clear up backyard clutter.
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The Best Way To Care For Citrus Trees During Winter To Keep Them Thriving
When winter comes, the last thing you want is for the dropping temperatures to kill off your citrus trees. Luckily, there are a few ways to protect them.
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5 Common Materials You Can Use For DIY Raised Garden Beds
A raised bed is a great way to grow your garden, whether you have mobility issues or soil quality concerns. Try these materials for your raised garden bed.
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Don't Be Fooled By These Pretty Purple Flowers By Learning To Identify Invasive Weeds
Alluring, like sirens, some vicious weeds produce beautiful flowers in calming purple hues. Here are the problematic blossoms you must eradicate in your lawn.
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The Best Late Season Ground Cover Plants For A Colorful Landscape
Ground covers are already great plants to incorporate in your yard, but have you looked into those that bring color into the late season? Those are even better!
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How To Keep Unwanted Visitors Off Your Property With Stunning Bougainvillea
Bougainvillea is a stunning plant with a potentially painful hidden secret. Here's how to add beauty and protections from intruders to your yard.
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Overwintering Your Dahlias? Avoid These Common Mistakes At All Costs
When winter starts to approach, it's important to know how to correctly overwinter your dahlias to maintain their health. To do so, avoid these common mistakes.
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The Best Place To Plant A Japanese Maple Tree, According To Our Professional Gardener
Japanese Maple trees are loved for their gorgeous color-shifting leaves, creating a magical-looking fall landscape. Here's where to plant yours from an expert.
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How Low Should You Cut Your Grass Before Winter?
When the temperature falls, our lawn care routines tend to become a bit lax. If you do anything before winter, cut your lawn to this height.
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The Fuzzy Pollinator Magnet Shrub That'll Tempt Hummingbirds To Your Backyard
Is it even possible to have too many plants that attract hummingbirds to your yard? We think not! If you live in a warm climate, here's another option.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Dealing With Pesky Goosegrass
If you have ever had goosegrass in your lawn, you know how hard it can be to get rid of. Avoid these common mistakes for the best chance of eliminating it.
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How To Identify A Golden Silk Orb Weaver Spider In Your Yard
Learn how to identify the golden silk orb weaver spider in your yard. Discover key characteristics to recognize this fascinating arachnid in your outdoor space.
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13 Unexpected Ways To Repurpose Olive Oil Bottles In Your Home And Garden
Instead of throwing away the glass bottles that your olive oil comes in, discover some creative ways to repurpose these containers around your home and garden.
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Native Vs Invasive Bluebell Flowers: Here's How To Tell The Difference
Bluebells have a distinct beauty that many gardeners love, but you'll need to make sure you don't plant an invasive variety. Here's how to tell the difference.
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Use Fallen Leaves To Give Garden Soil An Extra Boost. Here's How
As the leaves fall from the tree, instead of raking, bagging, and disposing of them, why not keep them to use for your garden? Here's how to do it.
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