Transform An Old Tree Stump Into A Charming Yard Feature
Grinding an old tree stump into oblivion isn't the only way to deal with it. You also can turn it into something that adults and children both will love.
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Create A More Owl-Friendly Garden With A Simple Lighting Tip
Owls are magnificent birds that mostly hunt at night, which is why you want to pay particular attention to your lighting if you want to attract them.
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This Beautiful Ornamental Grass Is A Magnet For Attracting Mice
Ornamental grass can beautify your surroundings, but unfortunately, one gorgeous and easily maintained option is also a haven for mice and other rodents.
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8 Compact Olive Tree Varieties That Can Successfully Grow Indoors
From varieties that produce your favorite salad bar snack to those that can handle a bit of neglect, these types of olive trees will grow well in your home.
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6 Tiktok Fertilizer Hacks That Are Worth Trying (& 6 To Avoid)
From raw eggs to pasta water, we dissect gardening hacks approved by TikTok and offer science-backed reasons for their effectiveness or ineffectiveness.
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How To Tell If Your Garden Soil Is Ready For Planting With A Drainage Test
Of the tests to do before planting in your garden, a drainage test is among the best (and easiest). Try this quick drainage test to see if your soil is ready.
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The Clever Way To Use Old Potting Soil To Attract Beautiful Butterflies To The Garden
Welcoming butterflies to your garden is beneficial for the ecosystem. Here is one way to use outdated potting soil to encourage butterflies into your garden.
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26 Types Of Cacti And Succulents You Didn't Realize Needed Pruning
Succulents are often labeled low maintenance, yet many popular varieties benefit from occasional pruning to stay healthy, balanced, and visually appealing.
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22 Beautiful Shrubs That Thrive In Cold Climates
From beautiful hydrangeas to stunning evergreens — these cold-climate shrubs don’t flinch at frost, proving winter gardens can still steal the show.
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Fiery Red Companion Flowers To Grow For A Hummingbird Friendly Garden
Native to tropical regions, these heat-tolerant flowers are perfect for those warm, sunny spots in your yard that your feathered friends love.
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The Best Spot For Your Christmas Cactus To Boost Joy, According To Feng Shui
The position of your Christmas cactus within your home can not only determine its ability to thrive but also how much joyful energy it brings to the space.
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8 Cold-Hardy Rosemary Varieties That Will Thrive In Your Winter Garden
Rosemary that refuses to freeze? These eight tough, colorful, and fragrant varieties laugh in the face of winter — and keep your garden delicious year-round.
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The Best Way To Insulate Hydrangeas During Cold Winter Weather
Cold damage can affect the spring blooming of hydrangeas, especially bigleaf hydrangeas. Provide some insulation in winter with a cheap, all-natural material.
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The Easy-To-Grow Shrub That Creates Privacy & Feeds Pollinators
Looking for a shrub that can do double-duty in your yard by creating privacy and attract beneficial insects? Consider this native plant in the holly family.
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The Holiday Plant That Will Outgrow Your Home If You Aren't Careful
The holiday season comes along with an interesting variety of houseplants, but one popular option can grow to some staggering heights if you're not careful.
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16 Winter Gardening Tips You Should Know For Healthier Plants In Spring
From protecting plants after winter snow to knowing when to stop watering, these practical gardening tips help set the stage for healthy spring blooms.
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The Cold-Hardy Pear Tree Variety That Produces Large, Juicy Fruit
Not every fruit tree can withstand temperatures as cold as 40 degrees below zero. This one can, which may be unsurprising considering where it was discovered.
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13 Popular Ground Cover Plants That Attract Slithering Pests
Are you afraid of snakes? Some ground covers provide shade, shelter, and food for snakes. To keep snakes out of your yard, avoid planting certain plant species.
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13 Ways To Amp Up Home Security Without Using Electronics
Consider boosting the security of your home without costly electronics and home monitoring systems. These DIY tips will help keep your home safe.
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The Nasty Pest That's Ruining Your Lawn Thanks To Climate Change
Climate change brings plenty of unpleasant consequences, including the spread of pests. There's one that may be causing your lawn to flounder.
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Plant This Easy-To-Grow Flower In December For Pretty Purple Blooms In Spring
While it might be bleak and cold outside, December is the perfect time to sow some seeds of spring-flowering plants to give them the best sprouting environment.
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Why You Should Reconsider Using Fruit Juice As Fertilizer In Your Garden
While fruit juice is delicious to humans, it may not be the best option for your plants. Know these potential drawbacks before you use it in your garden.
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The Clever Addition To House Plants That Makes Your Whole Home Feel Enchanted
To give your home an enchanted, fairytale vibe, this clever addition that'll make your house plants sparkle is simple to implement with just a few supplies.
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How To Keep Indoor Lemon Balm Alive (The Best Growing Tips)
Lemon balm is famously adaptable and easy to grow outdoors. However, you may want to follow these tips to help your plant stay alive and thriving indoors.
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The Fast-Growing Fruit Tree That Thrives In Cold Climates (& Has Gorgeous Color)
It can be tough to find a fruiting tree that is frost tolerant. The good news is that one does exist. It grows quickly and it produces beautiful colors.
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Not Once A Week, Not Once A Month, Here's How Often To Fertilize A Peace Lily Plant
Peace lilies are a popular houseplant but can be picky about the amount of fertilizer they receive. We’ll explain why, in this case, less is more.
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The Fragrant Fruit Tree That Will Attract Pollinators To Your Yard In Spring
While many pollinator gardens are focused on smaller flowering plants, fruit trees are also great for attracting birds, bees, and butterflies to your space.
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