How To Make A DIY Hummingbird Feeder Out Of Your Recyclables
Looking for a fun way to repurpose your recyclables this spring? If you love hummingbirds, learn to turn your cups, bottles, or cans into a DIY feeder.
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Save Your Lawn From Doveweed With These Helpful Tips
Unless you take specific precautions, doveweed can take over your lawn in what feels like an instant. Here's a plan to prevent that scenario.
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Why Putting Mulch In Your Garden Could Invite Jumping Worms
Mulch is oftentimes a cornerstone of a thriving garden, but it could actually generate an infestation of jumping worms if you're not careful.
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Our Professional Gardener's Tips On What To Do If Your Shady Garden Suddenly Becomes Sunny
If you've recently had to cut down a large tree or shrub and plants that used to be in the shade and are now in the sun, follow one of these 9 tips.
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The Best Time Of Year To Sow Wildflower Seeds
Planting wildflower seeds seems like an easy way to grow an abundance of wildflowers -- and it generally is. But for best results, plant them at the ideal time.
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This Type Of Fencing Might Be The Answer To Your Snake Problem
If you're struggling with keeping snakes out of your yard, this type of fencing might be what you've been waiting for to stop the slithering creatures.
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The Genius Way To Water Your Plants With This IKEA Plant Stand
An IKEA plant stand is a handy tool for displaying your growing greenery collection, but this particular item also makes watering your plants effortless.
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Why Hummingbird Lovers Will Want To Add Cinnamon Fern To Their Garden
If you love hummingbirds, planting cinnamon fern is a great way to attract them to your yard. Here's why they love it and how to grow the plant.
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Grow This Gorgeous Tree To Bring Beautiful Songbirds To Your Yard
There are a plethora of trees and plants you can introduce to your yard to attract songbirds. However, this gorgeous tree may produce the best results.
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The Difference Between Roman & German Chamomile (& Which Is Best For Your Garden)
There are two main types of chamomile: Roman and German. But when deciding which one you want to use for your own garden, consider these factors first.
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Why Do People Use Orange Peels In The Garden, And Can They Help Plants Grow?
Perhaps you've heard that some backyard gardeners use orange peels to help their plants grow. Find out if this is true and if you should try it for yourself.
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Ditch The Dirt With This Easy-To-Care-For Purple Hydroponic Houseplant
If you're looking for a houseplant without all the mess of dirt, this beautiful purple herb might be the answer. Best of all, this plant is beginner-friendly.
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Try These Easy Tips For Propagating Delicious Rosemary Indoors
Filling up your herb garden with all your fragrant favorites can be expensive. Here are our tips for propagating your rosemary plants for free indoors.
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8 Easy-To-Grow Ground Cover Plants That Thrive Around Tree Roots
Ground cover plants look great, especially around the roots of trees. These shade-friendly examples are simple to grow and will add beauty to your yard.
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Hummingbirds Love Korean Lilac Trees (& There's Another Benefit To Planting One)
The flowers on Korean lilac trees are basically a hummingbird buffet, but that's not the only reason to plant this bloom in your garden or yard.
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Tips To Keep Harmful Squash Bugs From Taking Over Your Zucchini Garden
Squash bugs can wreak havoc on your zucchini crops if you're not careful, but you can ward them off with these critter-quelling tricks.
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Plant This Stunning Flower For A Chocolate-Scented Garden
Everyone loves the scent of flowers in bloom, but these particular blossoms smell like they're straight out of Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.
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17 Brilliant Ways To Repurpose Empty Cereal Boxes At Home
Cereal boxes take up a lot of room in garbage cans and landfills, but you can give them another life with this litany of DIY projects.
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All The Benefits Of Planting Your Favorite Blooms In A Stone Wall Flower Bed
Before you plant your favorite blooms, consider the benefits of a stone wall flower bed. Luckily, they're not too tough to make on your own.
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Cat's Claw Vine Has A Dark Side To Know About Before Growing It In Your Garden
Cat's Claw vine is a stunning flower with some potential health benefits, but that doesn't mean that you want to see it in your own garden.
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Grow Watermelons In Chilly Climates With These Juicy Tips
With the summer season around the corner, you may want to grow watermelon at home. Here are tips for successfully growing some in colder areas.
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8 Genius Tips And Tricks To Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Garden
Hummingbirds are popular little animals, fun to watch as well as bringing a few benefits to your garden. Here are a few helpful tips to attract them.
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Do Ultrasonic Bird Repellents Actually Work?
Pigeons, robins, and other pest birds can cause problems around your home, so you might be considering an ultrasonic repellant. Here's how well they work.
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Crucial Things To Consider Before Adding Corn To Your Bird Feeders
There are various benefits to feeding birds corn. However, there are a few crucial things to consider before adding it to your bird feeder to avoid harm.
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Keep Your Shady Lawn Healthy With These Handy Tips And Tricks
Is your grass not getting enough sunlight? Luckily, there are a few maintenance tricks that can help keep it looking healthy, green, and vibrant.
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Why You Should Never Use Cocoa Shell Mulch Around Pets
You may have heard about cocoa mulch as a green option for your garden. But if you have pets, you should think twice before putting it in your yard. Here's why.
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Plant Lantana Flowers To Repel Mosquitoes (But Watch Out For One Deadly Downside)
Lantanas have vivid clusters of blooms, but did you know they repel mosquitoes, too? When planting them for this reason, ensure you consider this drawback.
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