The Fast-Growing Shrub With Soft-Colored Flowers That Makes A Great Privacy Hedge
Do you really want a boring fence to keep your space private? For something with a lot more interest and environmental benefits, consider this hedge plant.
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What To Do If You Find Duck Eggs In Your Yard
How do you identify those eggs in your yard and find out if they're duck eggs? Follow these tips, and decide what to do if you've spotted duck eggs.
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The Perennial With Charming Foliage That Belongs In Your Shady Garden
This shade-loving plant blooms in winter and has a somewhat strange name, but it's perfect for shady areas in your garden and rewards you with beautiful blooms.
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Skip The Bird Feeder: The Heirloom Sunflower With Seeds Feathered Friends Can't Resist
Bird feeders may bring all the birdies to the yard, but they can be a pain to maintain. Save yourself some work this summer by planting this sunflower.
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Turn A Thrift Store Canister Into A Rustic DIY Watering Can
That metal thrift store canister has hidden potential — just add some basic hardware to turn it into a charming watering can that’s super customizable.
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The Wasp-Attracting Bush You May Want To Avoid Planting In Your Garden
While these bushes might be a pretty addition to a garden, they're a major magnet for wasps thanks to their thick foliage and production of sweet fruit.
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The Hydrangea-Like Vine With Gorgeous White Flowers That You Can Grow On Fences & Structures
Hydrangeas are known for their big, fluffy flowers, but they're also known to be picky about where they are planted. This alternative may be a better option.
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14 Weird Things That Can Happen To Lawns
Weird things can happen to even the most manicured lawns, including strange slimy spots and bizarre discolorations. Find out if they're harmful and what to do.
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Turn An Old Tool Box Shelf Into A Clever Mini Garden Planter
If you happen to find an old tool box shelf at a thrift store (or already have one), turn it into a planter for your flowers and succulents with a little craft.
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Trimming Your Hedges In April Is A Big Mistake - Your Local Birds Will Suffer For It
April may seem like a great time to start gardening, but don't rush to trim your hedges yet. Leaving their foliage alone for now will protect local birds.
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Costco's Copper Bird Bath Can Add A Sleek Look To Your Yard, And The Reviews Are Promising
If you're shopping around for a new bird bath, especially a copper one that will grow less algae, look to Costco for the answer with this well-reviewed one.
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Turn An Old Bathtub Into A Stylish Raised Garden Bed
Old bathtubs are hard to trash. Sometimes you even have to pay to remove them. Instead, save your money and fill the tub with soil and plants in your backyard.
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The Luscious Hedge That Keeps Peeping Eyes Out While Growing Delicious Fruit
If you don't want strangers peering through your windows, you can give them an eyeful of tropical shrubs whose sweet fruits can be used to make jam and jelly.
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Read This Before Growing A Peace Lily Outdoors
If you want to give peace lilies a chance to thrive outside, you'll need to make sure you live in an area that can accommodate their needs.
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Use Succulents To Give Your Driveway Border A Stylish, Low-Maintenance Upgrade
You don't have to live in Arizona or New Mexico to utilize simple, stylish succulents in your landscaping. In fact, they're perfect for driveways anywhere.
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The Rare & Valuable Garden Decor That Collectors Always Hope To Find At The Thrift Store
Looking for a way to channel 17th century design into your outdoor living spaces? Keep your eyes peeled for this porcelain furniture item while thrifting.
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Turn A Plastic Bucket Into A Fun & Playful Birdbath
This easy DIY project gives new life to a plastic bucket. With a few extra materials, turn it into a water fountain for your feathered friends.
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Not Vinegar Or Bleach: The Alternative You Already Have That Sanitizes Planter Pots
Vinegar and bleach are good for cleaning pots in some situations. However, one isn't a disinfectant, and the other is abrasive. Consider using this instead.
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What To Do If You Find Termites In Your Yard
Termites can wreak havoc on more than just your house, with the destructive insects often colonizing otherwise great gardens. Here's how to vanquish them.
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The Big Mistake Everyone Makes After Removing A Tree Stump From Their Yard
Getting rid of a tree stump can be tough, but if you don't fully complete the job, it can have a negative affect on your yard or even your outdoor safety.
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The Fast-Growing Flower That Makes A Stunning Garden & Driveway Border
Any gardener looking for a simple and speedy flower to take advantage of spring in full swing should be aware of this fast-growing gem that's great for borders.
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How To Attract Bluebirds With A Feeder Solution They'll Love
Bluebirds are a welcome sight in almost any yard, and if you want to make sure they keep coming around, offer up this treat that they find irresistible.
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This Beautiful Purple Flower Might End Up Ruining Your Soil: Here's Why
This beautiful purple flower is one of the easiest to grow, but it can quietly damage your soil and harm other plants, making your garden unusable for years.
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The Grass Look Alike That Could Be Taking Over Your Lawn
This invasive plant resembles grass but can quickly take over your yard, spreading aggressively underground and damaging your landscapes and property.
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The One Place Joanna Gaines Goes To Get Design Inspo When Feeling Stuck
Joanna Gaines has built an empire off of her design talents, but even masters get creative blocks. Unsurprisingly, she handles it in a perfectly Joanna way.
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Plant This Pretty Annual For Big, Pretty Flowers That Pollinators Can't Stay Away From
A simple way to attract pollinators to your garden is to plant this big, bold blooming plant. Bees love it and the flowers are vibrantly colored.
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How To DIY A Colorful Rainbow Water Fountain Hummingbirds Will Love
Hummingbirds love water and are drawn to bright colors, so this simple DIY birdbath with a running fountain is sure to draw in some feathered friends.
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