Deter Pests From Your Citrus Trees With This Easy-To-Grow Garden Flower
Citrus trees are beloved by people and, unfortunately, pests. But there is one wonderful flower that can help keep those unwanted visitors away.
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Is Beer Really A Solution For A Grub-Infested Lawn? Here's What We Know
Legend has it that enough beer can rid your lawn of unsightly grubs. But does the myth hold up to reality? Let's take a closer look. Here's what we know.
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Tips For Saving Your Spring Bulbs Once The Flowers Have Bloomed
Tulips and other popular bulbs can be removed and saved for relocation once they have finished blooming for the season. Here's how to do it.
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10 Plants You Shouldn't Be Pruning In Early Spring (And When To Do It Instead)
Many plants do well with spring pruning, but there are some that you should prune at other times of the year. Learn which plants you shouldn't prune in spring.
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Why You Should Reconsider Planting A Chocolate Mimosa Tree To Attract Hummingbirds
At first, it might seem like a stroke of brilliance to plant a chocolate mimosa tree to attract hummingbirds to your garden. However, there are drawbacks.
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26 Stunning New Plants To Add To Your Garden That You Probably Haven't Heard Of
If you're bored of adding the same plants to your garden every year, discover some new and unique types of plants that you may not have seen before.
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The Unexpected Beverage That Can Help Your Roses Grow And Thrive
There's a beverage that you can put on your rose bush which could help make it healthier, and it's so easy. For beautiful roses, consider this method.
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Plant This Colorful Flower And Watch American Goldfinches Nest In Your Yard
Goldfinches are one of the most stunning songbirds you can attract to your garden. Add these flowers to your garden design to keep them coming back.
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Helpful Tips For Pruning Raspberries To Ensure A Juicy Harvest
Knowing how to best prune your raspberry plant for the best harvest can be a bit of a challenge. Here is our best advice to make the most of the growing season.
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This Daisy Variety Is Stunning, But It Can Wreak Havoc On Your Yard
If you’re a fan of daisy flowers, you know they are a stunning addition to your garden. Still, be careful not to plant this specific variety, which will spread.
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The Beautiful White Wildflower That'll Thrive In Your Shade Garden
If your backyard is shaded, the amount of flowers you can plant is limited. Fortunately, there's one gorgeous white flower that will thrive in your garden.
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Tips And Tricks To Keep Your Potted Citrus Trees Thriving Over The Years
If you've got a potted citrus tree (or want to get one) there are a few tips and tricks that will keep them healthy for years, no matter where you live.
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The Chocolatey-Smelling Flower You'll Want In Your Garden To Attract Hummingbirds
Transform your garden into a hummingbird paradise with the chocolate cosmos. This flower acts as a beacon for hummingbirds with its chocolate fragrance.
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Can't Get Rid Of Weeds No Matter What You Try? Here's The Reason Why
Weeds are notoriously difficult to eradicate from your lawn and garden, but if it's downright impossible, you might be using the wrong tools to get rid of them.
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DIY A Backyard Cold Plunge Tub For Way Less. Here's How
Some folks seem to benefit from ice bath therapy, and you could potentially join their ranks without annihilating your bank account.
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Tips For Growing Tasty Okra In The Garden
We have the scoop on all the planting, growing, fertilizing, watering, and harvesting okra in your garden. Here are all the tips you need to grow tasty okra.
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Crucial Things To Consider Before Feeding Birds Fresh Fruits And Jelly
Many birds love fruit, so putting jelly in your yard may seem like the perfect way to lure in feathered friends. But there are important factors to consider.
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Why You Should Stash A Pack Of Dental Floss With Your Gardening Supplies
Strong, sturdy, and versatile, dental floss has more uses than we give it credit for. Namely, it makes a great addition to your gardening toolkit.
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The Beautiful Yellow Flowering Plant That's Actually An Invasive Weed
Don't be deceived by the pretty yellow flowers of this invasive weed! If you see any yellow archangel in your garden you need to act quickly to remove it.
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A Vertical Garden Is The Key To Bringing In More Hummingbirds
We all want more hummingbirds around, and you can entice them to show up and hang out by arranging your flowers in an upward trajectory.
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Tips To Expand Your Flower Beds For A Bigger & Better Garden
Expanding your flower bed may seem like a challenging task at first. Fortunately, there's a simple and efficient way to completely transform your flower bed.
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Various Cover Crops That Will Help Suppress Weeds In Your Garden
Why spend hours pulling weeds when you can let cover crops do the job for you? Enhance your garden with a vibrant canopy and effective weed suppression.
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Why You Should Reconsider Planting Lombardy Poplar Trees For Backyard Privacy
Lombardy poplar trees look lovely and add privacy to your backyard, but there are good reasons not to grow them. Learn why and consider alternatives instead.
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This Wildflower Is An Easy To Propagate Perennial For Beginner Gardeners
Getting interested in gardening can come with setbacks, like when plants fail on you. The trick is to plant easy-growers like this robust yellow wildflower.
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Lure Birds Out Of Your Garage With These Common Household Items
If you suddenly find a feathered friend stuck in your garage, don't fret -- there's an easy way to get them out that won't cause them any harm.
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10 Types Of Beneficial Bees You'll Want In Your Garden (& Tips To Attract Them)
Because bees are pollinators, they're extremely beneficial in the garden. Discover 10 types of bees you may want to attract and tips for luring them in.
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Keep Pests Out Of Your Garden With This Powerful Trio Of Popular Herbs
There's no reason you shouldn't be planting lavender, sage, and thyme in your garden as a form of pest control. Here's what you need to know about these herbs.
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