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.
Read MoreBecause 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.
Read MoreThere'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.
Read MoreThis beautiful edible flower has a dual purpose: not only does it attract beneficial insects and pollinators, but you can use it in the kitchen, too.
Read MoreIf you want to attract birds, secret lust coneflowers are a great choice, and they come with another big benefit. Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreOrchids are a notoriously difficult flower to grow, but the key might lie in the environment that your bathroom can provide for this bloom.
Read MoreIf you'd like to add an interesting shade of purple to your garden, there is one flowering vine you need to try. This plant can add a unique touch to your yard.
Read MoreThere are always new gardening tips going around. When we heard that used teabags might be able to suppress weeds, we asked out master gardener to investigate.
Read MoreEntice solitary bees to your yard by constructing a bee hotel with reused soup cans. This simple DIY craft project is a great way to protect pollinators.
Read MoreSpruce trees are majestic, durable, and great additions to your yard, but before you start planting these towering trees, here's the variety you should avoid.
Read MoreIf you want to increase your family's safety as well as the aesthetics around your pool without breaking the bank, check out these 5 pool fence DIY ideas.
Read MoreHerb gardens are all the rage for growing delicious seasonings in your yard. However, if you grow this specific plant, you’ll realize the downside: wasps.
Read MoreGiven their strong scent, skunks aren't exactly known for being low-profile. But these subtle changes in your yard could mean you have a nocturnal visitor.
Read MoreIt can be maddening to spend weeks tending to your garden, only to have birds take a bite out of your tomatoes. But you can easily and safely ward them off.
Read MoreIf you're watering your houseplant regularly but it isn't absorbing the water it needs, we may know why. We also share how to get your thirsty plant hydrated.
Read MoreMany people welcome the presence of crane flies into their yard, believing they prey upon mosquitos. But do they? Learn all about so-called mosquito hawks.
Read MoreLandscaping adds some major curb appeal, but certain plants can wreak havoc on your house if planted too close. Here are the ones to avoid at all costs.
Read MoreBasil and tomato don't just make a good pair on your favorite pizza. The fruit that tastes like a veggie makes a perfect companion plant to this specific herb.
Read MoreIf you want to grow large, bushy, high-yield pepper plants in your backyard garden, discover some top tips from TikTok's gardening community.
Read MoreIf you've got an ant problem in your lawn, you're likely ready to get rid of them. One popular way is with artificial sweetener. But does it actually work?
Read MoreCigar plants, known for their color and shape that looks like a lit cigar, are great additions to your garden. Here are some tips and tricks for growing them.
Read MoreAnts in your hummingbird feeder aren't just gross; they're dangerous for the birds that come to drink. Luckily, this product could solve the issue for good.
Read MoreClivia plants are low-maintenance beauties that thrive in sunny, dry conditions. We've got growing tips, but you should avoid clivias if you're a pet owner.
Read MoreMost of us want to avoid poison ivy or any lookalike. But you might be mistaking this harmless vining plant for poison ivy without even knowing it.
Read MoreIf you love American history and native trees, plant an American elm. Best of all, it will attract many beloved pollinators, especially butterflies.
Read MoreWhen planting new grass seed in your lawn, you may wonder if it's worth it to do some weeding first. Our lawn care expert tells us if this is a necessary step.
Read MoreThe sight of wasps may send a shiver down your spine, but if your lawn shows signs of a pest problem, you’ll want to welcome this specific wasp species.
Read MoreIf you’re yearning for texture and color in your landscape but want to avoid grueling gardening chores, our expert gardener shares her favorite popular plants.
Read More