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  • ants on soil

    Here's Why You May Want To Leave The Ants In Your Garden Alone

    Ants may seem like little more than pests, but you should consider leaving certain varieties alone, as they can benefit your garden in multiple ways.

    By Kyle Schurman September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • squirrel eating strawberries

    How This Spice Can Save Your Garden From Squirrels

    Unchecked, squirrels can do immense damage to your garden, and are tricky to repel. Cinnamon can really get up their nose, however, especially if powdered.

    By Kyle Schurman September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • Mango tree with ripe fruits

    The Easiest Way To Grow A Mango Tree From Seed

    Growing a mango tree from seed is possible, though a tree won't bear fruit for about 10 years. But what a payoff it'll be to pluck your own mangoes from home.

    By Ezekiel Maina September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • woman smelling roses

    Extend The Life Of Your Freshly Cut Roses With This Handy Summer Beverage

    Are your freshly cut roses wilting away faster than you'd like? This handy summer beverage may be the solution to your problems. Here's how it works.

    By Marco Rossi September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • herbs grown in plastic and terracotta pots

    Is It Better To Grow Herbs In Plastic Or Terracotta Pots?

    Growing herbs in pots is often preferable to planting in a garden, but choosing the right type of pot is important. So, are plastic or terracotta pots better?

    By Zara M. September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • Fire ants cluster on a banana leaf

    How To Solve Your Fire Ant Problem With Dawn Dish Soap

    Fire ants are an alarming issue for any homeowner, but you can help fight an infestation on the spot with Dawn dish soap and some water. Here's how.

    By Will Ford September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • Woman tending to Wisteria

    You May Want To Think Twice Before Planting Wisteria In Your Yard

    If you want to bring the beauty of Wisteria to your garden, there are some pitfalls you should consider. See why Wisteria can destroy other plants.

    By Rose Okeke September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • wasp at barbeque

    Use This Genius Penny Hack To Keep Wasps Away From Your Barbecue

    If wasps are interrupting your family barbecue parties, then it's time to whip out a few pennies. Here's how these copper heroes keep these insects away.

    By Marco Rossi September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • woman gardening in winter

    Here's Why Fall Is A Great Time To Start Gardening

    While gardening is often associated with spring, planting in the fall can have many benefits if you choose crops that thrive in cooler temperatures.

    By Joanna Marie September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • Woman planting chrysanthemums

    Insects That Are Going To Cause Problems For Your Mums

    Mums are welcome additions to any flower garden but quickly succumb to harmful pests. Protect these iconic plants by learning about their most common threats.

    By Claire Dangalan September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • deer in garden

    Do You Need To Worry About Deer Eating Your Dahlias?

    Hungry deer roaming near your garden can cause concern, especially with prized dahlias sitting around. But it need not be a worry, even if they are eaten.

    By Joanna Marie September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • birds atop a bird feeder

    Why You Should Start Sprinkling Coffee Grounds Around Your Bird Feeder

    If you enjoy making several pots of coffee throughout the day and have a bird feeder, you may want to dispose of your coffee grounds near your feeder.

    By Michael Alexander Uccello September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • Mung bean seedlings

    Vinegar Is The Secret To Getting Plants To Germinate

    Vinegar is an all-purpose tool that can be used for cooking, cleaning, and even gardening. Before planting your seeds, use this trick to help them sprout.

    By Claire Dangalan September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • Visible tree root flare on green grass

    What Tree Root Flare Says About The Health Of Your Tree

    The root flare, where the roots emerge from the trunk of a tree, is an important part of a tree's health and can give you some clues into its condition.

    By Sakshi Khaitan September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • Gardener edging lawn

    This TikTok Edger Hack Totally Changes The Yardwork Game

    There's an effective way to neatly edge your yard, and you can do it with an item you probably own. See how to use a lawn string trimmer to edge your lawn.

    By Rose Okeke September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • Person holding mulch

    The Type Of Mixed Mulch That Can Actually Do Damage To Your Garden

    Mulch is a must to help protect your plants, but be wary of mixed mulch. This type of mulch can actually do damage to your garden. Here we explain why.

    By Rose Okeke September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • sun shining on mugwort plant

    Why It's Not A Truly Terrible Thing If You Have Mugwort Growing In Your Lawn

    Mugwort is often dismissed as an unwelcome and invasive weed. However, it actually has multiple benefits to offer your lawn if you allow it to grow.

    By Elyse Hauser September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • planting seeds in soil

    The Old-School Gardening Hack That Relies On Cornmeal For Sowing Seeds

    It's tricky to sow tiny seeds for plants like tomato and broccoli, but this gardening hack will solve the problem with the help of a common kitchen staple.

    By Kyle Schurman September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • Woman working in vegetable garden

    The Common Medicine You'll Want To Start Using In Your Vegetable Garden

    If you're looking to enhance seed germination or boost your plants' immunity, adding this medicine to your vegetable garden may yield a healthier harvest.

    By Claire Dangalan September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • geese in yard

    Use This Secret Ingredient To Keep Pesky Geese Out Of Your Yard

    Geese can be a major pest if they've invaded your yard. And if you're looking for a way to get rid of them, you're going to want this secret ingredient.

    By D.G. Sciortino September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • Growing cucumbers slightly curled

    Save Your Cucumbers From Curling With These Tips & Tricks

    There's a reason you typically don't see curled cucumbers at the store. Though they might taste the same, the goal is to grow the fruit straight. Here's how.

    By Christy Rae Ammons September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • greenhouse woman smelling rose

    25 Rose Varieties That Will Make Your Garden Smell Heavenly

    If you're looking for blooms that will not only add a flash of color to your garden but smell amazing too, here are the rose varieties you should consider.

    By DesirĂ©e O September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • pink mums with gourds and pumpkins

    The Biggest Mistake People Make With Their Fall Mums

    Many people consider mums to be short-lived plants, but you can keep them blooming and growing for quite a while. Learn how to extend the life of mums.

    By Tricia Goss September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • Wasp on yellow flower

    Why Wasps Are Much More Active During Fall (And What To Do About It)

    Do you notice more wasp activity in your yard during the fall? There's a few reasons why this may be the case . Here are natural ways to keep them away.

    By Rochelle Heath-Harris September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • smiling woman holding plant

    Why Talking To Your Garden Plants Isn't Such A Bad Idea After All

    Having an impromptu conversation with our plants to pass the time or encourage growth is nothing new. But there may also be some more tangible benefits.

    By Kaleigh Brillon September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • Child with daffodils and dog

    Are Daffodils Safe To Have In Your Garden If You Have Kids And Pets?

    Curious kids or pets playing near growing daffodils in the yard could be a recipe for disaster. Discover why you may want to be cautious about this plant.

    By Michele Wanke September 15th, 2023 Read More
  • un-trimmed autumn yard

    Bird Watchers May Want To Think Twice Before Trimming Up The Yard This Fall

    Do you love watching birds in your yard during the colder months? If so, think twice before clearing brush piles and trimming up your yard this fall.

    By Veronica Schorr September 15th, 2023 Read More
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