The Baker's Ingredient You Should Be Using For Houseplants & In The Garden
Looking to give your garden a little extra oomph? This surprising baking ingredient will improve plant growth -- and you might even have it at home.
Read MoreLooking to give your garden a little extra oomph? This surprising baking ingredient will improve plant growth -- and you might even have it at home.
Read MoreWhile cardboard drink holders often go straight in the recycling bin, we wondered if they could be used in the garden instead. Here's what we found.
Read MoreWho said plastic party cups have to be thrown out after the party is over? It turns out you can repurpose them in a myriad of creative and useful ways.
Read MoreIf you are looking for a low maintenance, easy-to-grow flower that will add a pretty pop of color to your yard or garden, consider planting this bright bloom.
Read MoreMale and female hummingbirds can be difficult to tell apart, but they have a few key differences. Given their behaviors, it's important to know which is which.
Read MoreYou don't need a lot of space to grow your own peppers. Wherever you are living with limited space, you can grow tasty peppers in containers.
Read MoreGrasshoppers can do a lot of damage in your yard as they hop from plant to plant. Luckily, trap cropping can make a huge difference to protect your garden.
Read MoreVinegar has become a convenient household staple. So, watch what happens when you fill jars with the acidic liquid and place them around your home.
Read MoreIf you have a small budget for planters but need large containers for the plants in your garden, discover how to create a planter out of a Dollar Tree item.
Read MoreHummingbirds are welcome in any thriving garden but spotting bees and wasps is less enriching. Do hummingbirds help to keep these flying menaces at bay?
Read MoreTikTok is filled with valuable tips on how to bring your plants back from the brink of death. Whether you're struggling with root rot or dryness, this can help.
Read MoreBirds can bring a lot of joy to your garden, but they are also a beneficial garden defense system. Find out how to lure these helpful creatures to your yard.
Read MoreExplore a stunning collection of rare wild orchid varieties that will add an elegant touch to your garden landscape and create a one-of-a-kind outdoor space.
Read MoreDogs can get pretty messy when they drink out of their water bowls, but what if you can turn the results of your sloppy slurper into a thriving planter?
Read MoreThe beautiful bird of paradise plant really shines when it's in bloom. Did you know you can propagate it for even more gorgeous flowers? Here's how.
Read MoreBees are an important part of our ecosystem and are already facing declining numbers. Here are ways to use pesticide without harming these helpful insects.
Read MorePart of enjoying birds at your feeder is keeping them safe. For window feeders, there are a few tricks you can try to protect your feathered friends.
Read MoreDon't let your lack of green thumb prevent you from having a gorgeous garden. Instead, begin your gardening journey with one of these easy to grow flower seeds.
Read MoreAs cicada season rages on this summer, you might also notice an ammonia-like stench. But don't worry – both smell and bug will be gone before too long.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a way to keep your plants watered without needing to be hands on, check out how to turn a Ziploc bag into a self-watering planter.
Read MoreThink twice before companion-planting bell peppers and beans together in your garden. Peppers and legumes are enemies because of their varying nutrient needs.
Read MoreYou might have heard about plastic lawns, and if you haven't, you've probably seen them without realizing it. Here's why they're worse than you think.
Read MoreIf you've got some leftover coffee and a plant that needs watering, is it okay to use that old cup of joe to give your plant a drink? We've got the scoop.
Read MoreDo you want to give your bland patio a beach-themed makeover? Achieving a cute coastal vibe is easy with this ingenious gravel landscape alternative.
Read MoreThis savory herb makes a great companion plant in a vegetable garden, especially for cabbages, broccoli, asparagus, carrots, and cauliflower.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a way to keep your garden bursting with color through summer after your peonies have had their bloom, turn to these annual flowers.
Read MoreHilary Farr is an expert in home design, be it indoors or outdoors. She loves this flowering shrub when it comes to landscaping. Here's where to plant it.
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