Our Expert's Best Tips For Efficiently Transplanting Shrubs From Your Lawn
If you want to change the landscape of your yard, you may be considering transplanting some shrubs. Here are some expert tips for the most efficient transplant.
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Don't Make The Mistake Of Putting Your Hummingbird Feeder In The Wrong Spot
Hummingbird feeders bring a lovely sight to every backyard. But feeders that are in the wrong spot can cause more harm than good. Here's where to avoid.
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Why People Use Herbs & Flowers To Repel Ticks Along Pathways (& Does It Really Work?)
Yards full of ticks can be an unfortunate fact of summer, but can certain herbs and flowers keep them away? Here's what we found out.
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Birds Flying Past Your Feeder? Here's How To Attract Ground-Feeding Birds To Your Yard
If you're looking to attract more birds to your garden, consider borrowing these bird feeder techniques. Plus, we'll tell you the best types of bird seed.
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Here Is The Ideal Climate To Grow Bountiful Egyptian Walking Onions
Egyptian walking onions are a unique addition to any garden, but they need the right conditions to flourish. Learn more about growing these alliums.
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What You Should Know Before Planting And Growing Ground Cherries
Ground cherries are a uniquely delicious fruit, but they're hard to find in stores. However, with a little care, you can grow your own! Here's what to know.
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Our Top Lawn Leveling Rake Suggestion (And One To Avoid)
When buying a lawn leveling rake, you want to be sure you get it right the first time. We share our favorite high-quality rake and our best shopping tips.
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Tips To Grow Flourishing Marigold Flowers From Seeds
You can purchase marigold plants, but you will have many more options available if you start them from seed with these simple tips to help them grow.
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Use These 13 Leftover Kitchen Scraps To Safely Attract Birds To Your Yard
If you're looking to attract more birds to your yard, you may have some food scraps right in your kitchen that can double as safe bird feed.
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25 Plants With Silver Foliage To Give Your Garden A Fantasy Vibe
If you enjoy a themed garden with a specific color palette or aesthetic, consider a fantasy vibe. Here, we gathered 25 unusual plants with silvery foliage.
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Reuse An Old Chair To Attract More Birds To Your Yard. Here's How
If you want to see more feathered friends visiting your yard, learn how to turn an old chair into a feature that will attract them to your space.
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Adopt This One Simple Cleaning Habit To Keep Weeds Away From Your Patio Pavers
It's frustrating when weeds pop up between your beautifully laid patio pavers, but there are a few ways to prevent those weed seeds from sprouting.
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How To Get Rid Of The Water Bugs Invading Your Pool This Summer
Nothing sours a pool day quite like a water bug infestation. Here's how you can keep these pests far away from your swimming pool this summer.
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You Don't Want To Find London Rocket Growing In Your Yard. Here's Why
If you see a plant with small yellow flowers growing in your yard, it could be London Rocket. FInd out why you should remove this weed as soon as possible.
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Why People Bury Bird Feathers In Their Garden Soil (& Should You Try It?)
Has anyone ever told you to bury feathers in your garden? While this sounds like a creative idiom, there is some science behind the idea, but should you do it?
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Think Twice Before Putting This Staple Ingredient In Your Blueberry Garden
Blueberries are a great, delicious addition to any garden, but you'll want to forget this one common ingredient when planting your new bushes.
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The Plant Trend Featured On HGTV's Farmhouse Fixer & How To Get The Look
HGTV's Farmhouse Fixer recently shined the spotlight on a very simple and effective plant trend that you can easily master for your own home.
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Planting A White Poplar Tree In These States Could Cause Trouble For Your Yard
Some trees provide long-lasting beauty to your yard without any problems, but you'll want to skip planting this invasive tree in certain states.
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Fill Your Garden With Free Lavender Using This Simple Propagation Technique
Whether you want to fill your garden with loads of lavender plants, or you just want to create some to share, check out this simple propagation technique.
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11 DIY Trellis Ideas For Growing Big, Healthy Cucumbers In Your Garden
If you decided to grow cucumbers this year, you may not realize how big they get. Here are 11 affordable DIY trellis ideas to easily manage their growth.
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Tricks For Pruning Your Spirea Bushes To Keep Them Looking Neat
Though invasive and not recommended to plant newly in your garden, if you already have spirea bushes in your yard, follow these crucial pruning tips.
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Try This Ice Cube Trick For Your Hummingbird Feeder & Thank Us Later
Learn how to keep your hummingbirds cool and fed all summer long when the temperatures soar with this ingenious ice cube trick for your hummingbird feeder.
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DIY A Hanging Herb Planter With Repurposed Coffee Pods
If you've got a mountain of used coffee pods, don't throw them out just yet. Here's how you can repurpose them into cute, hanging herb planters.
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The Bat Flower Is A Rare Bloom That Is Worth The Extra Effort To Grow
If you're looking for a unique and somewhat spooky flower for your garden, the black bat flower is ideal. This fascinating plant is worth the challenge.
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The Gorgeous Magnolia Tree You'll Want To Grow In Your Pollinator Garden
Perfect for cooler climates and smaller spaces, this magnolia species will have bees, butterflies, and other pollinators flocking to your garden.
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The 15 Best Fragrant Plants To Include In Your Patio Container Garden
Patio container gardens make it easy to access your favorite herbs and flowers. Why not give yours a pleasing scent? Here are 15 fragrant plants to consider.
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Helpful Tips To Determine If The Tree In Your New Backyard Is Invasive
You may not always know what's growing in your own backyard. We've compiled some helpful tips to determine if your tree is invasive or not.
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