Why Your Leaning Crepe Myrtle Needs To Be Staked—and How To Do It Correctly
You just bought a young crepe myrtle for your garden. Before you can enjoy the vibrant blooms, you need to stake it to make sure it doesn't develop a lean.
Read MoreYou just bought a young crepe myrtle for your garden. Before you can enjoy the vibrant blooms, you need to stake it to make sure it doesn't develop a lean.
Read MorePollinators from birds and butterflies to bees all need a place to stay over winter. You can make your very own pollinator hotel with a few scraps.
Read MoreWant to stay busy in the garden this winter? Keep that green thumb active and grow new trees for free by trying your hand at indoor propagation from cuttings.
Read MoreDormant-season planting offers a budget-friendly way to expand your rose beds, but timing, storage, and proper preparation all play crucial roles in success.
Read MoreWith Thanksgiving just around the corner, here are The Old Farmer's Almanac's weather predictions around the country, so you can prepare your garden.
Read MoreNobody wants to have pests in their garden. If you see holes in your yard, you may be wondering whether you have a groundhog or woodchuck problem.
Read MoreEven though the weather might be getting colder, there are quite a few varieties of vegetables you can plant in November if you want a winter harvest.
Read MoreNovember is a great time to finish up your pruning of a variety of perennial shrubs to ensure that your plants come back with vigorous growth next spring.
Read MoreWith hundreds of thousands of flowers in the world, it can be tough to choose which ones to plant in your garden. Our pro shares the prettiest choices of all.
Read MoreThis outdoor feature provides you and your guests with more space to eat and relax, and it can be designed as simply or elaborately as you like.
Read MoreConeflowers are a crowd pleaser thanks to their low care needs and long blooming season, but these other flowers carry many of the same benefits.
Read MorePlagued by noisy neighbors or traffic when chilling in your backyard? A fence might be the answer to your problems, but only if you choose the right material.
Read MoreEnsure lush glistening green landscaping through the winter by giving this shrub a properly applied layer of mulch before the holiday season.
Read MoreThis easy repurposing idea can convert thrifted serving bowls into an essential garden feature birds will come visiting your yard for.
Read MoreSome vegetables thrive in winter, giving you produce throughout the season — you just need to know the correct varieties to grow, as well as these expert tips.
Read MoreWith 8,000 acres and year-round beauty, the grounds of this Asheville-based estate boasts several fairy-tale-worthy gardens -- each as enchanting as the next.
Read MoreReusing plastic in your garden is great for the earth and also a good way to exercise your creative chops. Here are 25 repurposing ideas you can try.
Read MorePruning is usually thought of as a fall activity. However, the rules are a little different for evergreens. You have to be careful when you cut them back.
Read MoreBlack spot is a fungal disease affecting rose bushes that can lie in wait over winter and return in spring. To avoid it, complete this task in fall.
Read MoreAs your flower beds go dormant and your lawn loses its vigor in the cool weather, there's a key landscaping task you should take care of to keep your yard neat.
Read MoreNovember is the perfect time to add a bit more variety to your garden, in the form of shrubs and trees. Here's a productive fruit bush to plant right now.
Read MoreIf you're looking to attract more hummingbirds to your garden, this hybrid perennial can be planted in November for late-spring blooms and year-round color.
Read MoreOriginally released in 1962, this IKEA plant stand brims with vintage style and character. Sadly, it's now on the retailer's "last chance to buy" list.
Read MoreThere are many benefits to growing different houseplants together. Some help keep each other healthy, while others just make a stunning statement.
Read MoreFall is the perfect time to plan your spring landscape, and if you're planning to add trees, there are several things you need to consider before digging.
Read MoreTired of bird baths that crack and fall apart? These durable materials will keep your bird bath looking beautiful — and standing strong — season after season.
Read MoreLooking to add a pop of purple next spring? One hardy perennial thrives when planted in November and brings early color to the shadiest corners of your garden.
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