Does Pre-Emergent Weed Prevention Kill Existing Weeds? Our Lawncare Expert Weighs In
In the war against weeds, the kind of herbicide you use matters. Here is what an expert explained to us about using a pre-emergent on existing weeds.
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These Adorable Birds Could Be The Answer To Your Slug Problem
Learn how ducks can keep your garden free of slugs. Find out which breed of duck is best for slug control in your garden, and how to get ducks of your own.
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5 Brilliant Ways To Hack Your Garden Planters With Pool Noodles
Garden planters are great, but they come with their own set of issues. Here are some brilliant pool noodle hacks to help you get the most out of them.
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Deter Deer From Destroying Your Garden With An Easy DIY Solution
Are deer destroying your precious garden? Luckily, there's an easy DIY to keep them away and your plants safe. Here are the materials and steps needed.
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Here's How Many Cucumbers Can Come From A Plant With The Right Conditions
If you carefully take care of a cucumber plant, there are a certain amount of cucumbers that will be produced. Here's what to know to get it just right.
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10 Clever Gardening Hacks For Homes Without A Backyard
Want to garden, but don't have a backyard? From utilizing balcony railings to windowsills, these gardening hacks let you still exercise your green thumb.
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DIY An Effective Cover For Your Hummingbird Feeder Using A Dollar Tree Hack
If you're aiming to create some simple but effective protection for your hummingbird feeder, then look no further than Dollar Tree and Amazon.
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The Beautiful Blue Tree That Brings Life To Dry Climates
If you live in a dry climate, you may have a hard time finding plants that will thrive, but this beautiful blue tree loves the heat and drought-like conditions.
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Banish Henbit Deadnettle Weeds From Your Lawn With An Ingredient From Your Kitchen
If you're looking to get rid of Henbit deadnettle weeds from your pretty emerald lawn, then all you need is one simple, and affordable, ingredient.
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Three Varieties Of Mint That Won't Try To Overrun Your Garden
These three mint varieties are far less invasive and troublesome than common mint and spearmint. Learn which mint varieties are safe to plant in your garden.
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Easy And Helpful Tips To Successfully Propagate A Fig Tree
If you'd like to multiply the amount of fig trees in your yard for a larger harvest, easily propagate your plants with these helpful tips and tricks.
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The Scary Sounding Wasps That Can Help Control Your Aphid Problem
Although you wouldn't typically want to invite wasps into your yard, one particular species does no harm to humans while decimating aphid populations.
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The Best Type Of Lawn Mower To Use In Your Small Yard
Even smaller lawns need mowing and maintenance. Deciding on a lawn mower to purchase can feel overwhelming. Here are the lawn mowers you should consider.
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15 Unique Ways To Repurpose A Worn-Out Coffee Table In Your Home Or Garden
Like a desk or vanity, your coffee table is likely a furniture item you sit in front of daily, so trading it for a replacement is tough; repurpose it instead.
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6 Issues To Know About Before Growing Cucumbers In Your Garden
Cucumbers are a great plant to grow in the summer, to have in salads or keep for pickling. Here are issues to be aware of before you start growing cucumbers.
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Reuse A Turkey Baster For A Clever DIY Water Fountain Hummingbirds Can't Resist
If you want to attract hummingbirds to your yard, here's how to use a turkey baster to construct a water fountain your feathered friends are sure to love.
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How To Identify What Type Of Grass You Have (And Why It Matters)
Knowing what type of grass you have is imperative if you are going to keep it healthy. Follow these simple tips to identify the grass in your lawn.
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The Easy Technique That Makes Propagating Cherry Tomatoes A Breeze
If you are entering the world of propagation, you may not realize how many plants can be replicated. Here's the best method for propagating cherry tomatoes.
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What To Do When Your Outdoor Planters Get Waterlogged
If your potted plant isn't looking its best or you notice standing water in the pot, it's time to act fast. Here's how you can rescue your waterlogged plant.
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Don't Try Regrowing Tomatoes From Store-Bought Produce Without Knowing This First
If you have dreams of growing your very own tomatoes, here's what you need to consider before reusing seeds from those you buy at a grocery store.
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12 Fiery Red Birds You Might Be Seeing Around Your Yard & Garden
One of the perks of having a yard and garden is getting to see a variety of visiting birds. Here are the most common, red-colored ones you'll spot.
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Your Petunias Will Thrive With The Help Of A Few Leftover Kitchen Scraps
Compost is an excellent way to turn your kitchen waste into gardening gold, but some cooking byproducts can be used directly with your pretty petunias.
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Should You Take Your Bird Feeder Down During Avian Influenza This Summer?
The avian influenza (H5N1) emerged in the early 2020s and has spread through bird and poultry populations worldwide. But should you take down your bird feeder?
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The Budget-Friendly Hummingbird Feeder You Can DIY By Reusing A Pantry Staple
If you want to attract hummingbirds to your yard but don't have a large budget for fancy feeders, try making your own out of a common pantry item.
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What You Should Know Before Lining Your Raised Garden Beds With Plastic
Some gardeners line their raised beds with plastic sheeting to suppress weeds. Before you do this, however, discover the pros and cons of using this material.
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Our Expert's Tips To Ensure That The Edible Flowers In Your Garden Are Safe To Eat
Edible flowers are an elegant way to level up a dish, but are the ones you are growing in your garden safe to eat? We asked a garden expert for tips.
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Think Twice About Using Your Own Soil For Raised Garden Beds
If you're planning to set up raised garden beds, be careful about the soil you put in them. Using soil from your yard may not be the best choice.
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