The Sweet Reason Your Lavender Is Growing In A Flattened Shape
If the blooming stems of your lavender grow in a flat shape, your culprit may be adorable. Here's why you may not need to change much for the plant's health.
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What It Means If Your Shade Trees Are Losing Leaves
Are the beautiful shade trees in your yard losing leaves in the spring? Discover why this could be happening and how to fix the common problem.
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Key Tips For Choosing The Best Gardening Gloves For Every Job
Gloves are the key to completing most gardening tasks quickly and painlessly. To find the best ones, you'll need to know how to choose according to the job.
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This Hanging Basket Beauty Takes Care Of Itself And Thrives In Scorching Sun
This gorgeous, trademarked flower is perfect for planting in hanging baskets and won't wilt under the full summer sun. Here's how to care for it.
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Why You Should Consider Leaving That Dead Tree In Your Yard Alone
You might be inclined to remove dead trees from your yard, but there are some benefits they bring that you should consider before having them taken down.
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The Reason You Should Kill Skunk Weed (& It's Not The Smell)
Skunk weed is certainly an interesting plant that grows in boggy areas, but there are many reasons you'll want to remove it from your garden.
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How To Get Rid Of The Invasive Pineapple Weed Taking Over Your Yard
Pineapple weed can be a real problem for your yard, but there are several simple steps you can take to prevent it from ruining your landscaping.
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Disguise Your Propagations With A Nifty Hack For Full Looking Plants
Propagating your plants is a great way to multiply them, but how do you fill the space with lush greenery while you wait for them to grow? Try this hack.
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If Your Garden Hose Is Giving Off A Foul Smell, Here's What It Could Mean
A stinky garden hose is never pleasant. There could be a number of reasons yours is letting off a foul odor. Here we explore a few and how to fix the problem.
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When You Should & Shouldn't Deadhead Hosta Flowers
A popular garden staple, hostas are low-maintenance perennials that also happen to produce flowers. But should you deadhead them? Here's what you need to know.
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Essential Cucumber Plant Pruning Tips To Ensure Your Veggies Will Thrive
It's common knowledge that perennial plants need to be pruned, but did you know that trimming excess growth from cucumbers can help grow healthier plants?
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Restring Your Ryobi Weed Eater Easily With Our Quick Guide
Follow these easy steps to restring your Ryobi weed eater and, before all that, determine the right time when to perform this process on the outdoor tool.
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Offering This Food To Hummingbirds In Your Yard Is A Risk You Don't Want To Take
Learn which foods to avoid when attracting hummingbirds to your yard. Ensure the well-being of these beautiful birds with safe and appropriate food choices.
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DIY A Unique Hummingbird Feeder Mask For A Close-Up View Of Your Visitors
Take your hummingbird feeder to the next level (or in this case, eye level) with this DIY mask that'll give you the best view of your feathered friends.
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This Sneaky Yard Hack Prevents Garden Hoses From Ruining Your Curb Appeal
Some solutions to unappealing problems are exceptionally simple. If you're tired of looking at that bright orange garden hose, here's a solution.
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6 Stunning Black Flowers You Can Grow From Seed For A Dramatic Garden
You may think bright colors and pastels are your only options for your landscape and garden, but these black beauties may make you change your mind.
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The Royal Flower Hummingbirds Will Enjoy Having In Your Garden
Not all plants with a royal name live up to their title, but this tropical flower can be grown outdoors in warm climates or containers to attract hummingbirds.
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18 Plants That Will Attract Both Hummingbirds & Butterflies To Your Yard
If your goal this summer is to attract as many hummingbirds and butterflies to your outdoor space, here's a list of plants you'll want to add.
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Try The Snail Rolling Technique To Give You Cucumber Seeds A Head Start
If you're worried about giving your cucumber seeds a proper head start, you may want to try this popular snail rolling technique. Here's what it's all about.
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Pesky Problems You Might Encounter When Growing Joe Pye Weed
Joe Pye weed is a low-maintenance plant that attracts many beneficials, including hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies, but it is prone to a few problems.
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Must-Know Tips For Growing Flourishing Peach Trees From A Humble Seed
Who doesn't want a juicy, beautiful peach tree in their backyard? Luckily, you can grow one from a seed. However, there are a few tips you need to follow.
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21 Shrubs That Will Attract Birds To Your Yard For Fun Feathered Sightings
If you'd like to see more birds fly in and out of your yard, there are luckily several shrubs available you can plant to make that happen. Here are a few.
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How To Plant A Fast-Growing Taylor Juniper Tree For Outdoor Privacy
If you're hoping to create some outdoor privacy, a fast-growing 'Taylor' juniper tree may be your solution. Here are a few tips on how to grow it.
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Reuse IKEA Hangers For A Rustic-Chic Hanging Plant Wall On A Budget
Looking for a budget-friendly method to make your own hanging plant wall? A trip to IKEA to pick up some hangers is all you need. Here's how to do it.
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Tiktok's Ocean-Inspired Fertilizer Promises A Healthy Garden, But Is It Worth It?
We know seaweed is full of all kinds of nutrients for humans, but can it also help you grow a thriving, healthy garden? We have the facts you need.
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Give Your Home A Natural Lemony Fragrance With This Indoor Plant
One of the strongest-scented lemon fragrances to come from a plant can be grown indoors, giving your home a constant flush of that fresh scent.
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How To Seal A Cracked Bird Bath For The Safety Of Your Feathered Friends
Bird baths can be pricey, but if yours has cracked you might be able to repair it before buying a new one. You just need to use a bird-safe sealant. Here's how.
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