Why Beautiful Wild Sunflowers Are Actually Considered Weeds
When you think of weeds, a bright, cheery sunflower bloom probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind. But here's why wild sunflowers are, in fact, weeds.
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A Smart Sprinkler Controller Can Help Improve Lawn Care - But Is It Worth The Cost?
If you're still manually watering your lawn, you're likely wasting water, time, and money. A smart sprinkler controller can help, but is switching worth it?
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The Best Conditions For Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea Trees To Grow
The Vanilla Strawberry hydrangea is a stunning and unique addition to any garden, but you need a few tips to keep it healthy and happy. Read on to learn more.
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Why You Should Be Thinning Your Carrot Plants For Bigger Results
If your garden is only producing tiny, little carrots, try this helpful tip and thin them out. We'll show you how and when to thin your carrot plants.
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Try This Simple Soil Trick To Get Rid Of Gnats In Your Plants Naturally
If gnats are surrounding your beloved houseplants, don't worry. There's a simple trick for your soil that you can try according to expert Lisa Eldred Steinkopf.
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Harvest And Save Green Bean Seeds To Plant For Next Year. Here's How
Never buy green bean seeds again! If you have green beans growing in your garden, you can easily harvest and store the seeds when the time is right. Here's how.
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How To Tell If Your Aloe Vera Plant Is Overwatered
If your aloe vera houseplant is looking a little blah lately, you might wonder if it's being overwatered, which is a common issue. Watch for these signs.
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13 Beautiful Plants That Could Be Causing That Awful Smell In Your Yard
Just because a plant is beautiful doesn't mean it automatically smells pleasant. In fact, here are some stunning plants that smell downright awful.
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All The Things You Can Do With Lotus Flower Seed Pods
Lotus flower seed pods are missing from your DIY floral decorations, but there are so many additional uses for the pods of these pond beauties as well.
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11 Colorful Varieties Of Hibiscus Flowers For A Tropical Garden That Stands Out
If you have dreams of a tropical garden, you should plant hibiscus flowers. Luckily, there are several breathtaking varieties from which to choose.
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Areas Around Your Yard To Plant Hydrangea Trees For Added Curb Appeal
A beautiful hydrangea tree can be a major part of your home's curb appeal, but you need to know where to plant it and how to grow one in your yard.
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The Best Way To Propagate Rhododendron For More Gorgeous Blooms
Rhododendron blooms are so pretty, you likely wish you had more of them. If you learn the best way to propagate these flowers, your garden dreams can come true.
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How To Build A Hummingbird Nest Box They Will Actually Use And Like
It's not easy to attract the little nesting birds, but we'll show you how to set up a hummingbird nesting box for the best chance they will actually use it.
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The Cat-Like Spider You Should Leave In Your Garden
Spiders may look a bit scary, but this particular arachnid, known for its distinct abdominal pattern, can be of great benefit in your garden.
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This Is The Key To Growing Crisp Cucumber Plants During A Hot Summer
Cucumbers are a popular vegetable for salads and other fresh dishes. To make sure you have crisp cucumbers, ensure you're doing this one thing.
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Why Do Your Bushes Smell Like Cat Pee, And Should You Be Concerned?
Yard not smelling like a bed of roses, despite a literal bed of roses? Don't blame the local felines for the cat pee smell: your bushes might be to blame.
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Why A Smart Garden Can Improve Your Home, And How To Start One
We've entered a new era of gardening. Are smart gardens really all that they are cracked up to be? And if so, how exactly can a newbie gardener get started?
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Birds That'll Eat The Pesky Ants In Your Garden (& How To Attract Them)
If ants are infiltrating your garden, having a natural predator around could be the answer. Find out how to attract beneficial ant-eating birds to your yard.
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Wild Blueberries Vs Cultivated: What's The Difference & Which Are Best To Grow?
There are pros and cons to growing wild blueberries or cultivated ones, and planting conditions can vary. So, which one is best for you? We'll help you decide.
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You Won't Find Funnel-Web Spiders In The US, But There Is A Similar Arachnid
Venomous funnel-web spiders are typically only found in Australia, but another species that builds similar-looking webs can often be found in the United States.
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12 Japanese Maple Tree Varieties That Will Bring Beauty To Your Yard
If you're looking to add a gorgeous tree with dazzling fall colors to your yard or garden, consider planting one of these 12 cultivars of Japanese maple trees.
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The Benefits Of The Stunning Wildflower Joanna Gaines Grows In Her Garden
Joanna Gaines has a garden of full of lovely, rare flowers. But there's one gorgeous wildflower (with multiple benefits!) she loves that you can grow, too.
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15 Plants That Are Attracting Spiders To Your Yard & Garden
Whether you love or hate them, spiders are a natural part of your garden. However, if you see a sharp increase in their numbers, these plants could be to blame.
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Hummingbird Moths That Could Visit Your Garden (& Which To Keep Away)
Hummingbird moths look and act like their namesake, all while acting as beneficial pollinators. There's one species you don't want in your garden, however.
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6 Ways To Make Your Soil More Acidic For A Healthy Garden (And 5 To Avoid)
Rectifying pH imbalances is one of the secrets to a healthy, lush garden. Here are the best ways to acidify soil, and some methods you should pass up.
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What Are Weed Burners And Do They Really Work?
A weed burner, or flame weeder, could be a useful gardening tool. But what is it, and how can you use it? We can show you whether or not it actually works.
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11 Seeds You Should Be Harvesting From Your Garden And Replanting
Instead of buying new seeds each spring, consider harvesting them from the annuals you already have in your garden. Here are the top candidates for seed saving.
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