The Useful Garden Succulent That Can Stand The Winter In Warm, Dry Climates
Living in a warm, arid environment has its advantages in winter, but your options for garden plants are limited. Try this succulent that requires little care.
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Make Use Of An Old Trash Bin With A Simpler DIY Outdoor Cat Shelter Idea
With an old trash bin, some straw, and few key pointers, you can easily DIY an outdoor shelter to keep local community cats safe, happy, and healthy.
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10 Smart Ways To Repurpose Jars For Your Plants And Garden In The Winter
While you might not be thinking about anything plant-related in winter, these jar repurposing tips could allow you to keep exercising your green thumb.
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What To Do If A Tree From Your Yard Falls Into The Road Or Sidewalk
When your tree falls onto public space, it's not always clear who's responsible for removal. Discover the steps to take and how to determine responsibility.
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The Beautiful Landscape Bush That Creates Stunning Patio Privacy
Want privacy without putting up a fence? This beautiful flowering bush creates a lush, natural screen that turns your patio into a private oasis.
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Signs You May Be Overwatering Your Cherry Tree
Cherry trees bring gorgeous color to your home in fall and spring. So here are signs to look out for to avoid overwatering your beautiful tree.
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Plant This Gorgeous Shrub As An Alternative To Invasive Burning Bush
Burning bush is a harmful enough invasive plant that it's actually banned in several states. Try this privacy hedge that's great for local wildlife instead.
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Whatever You Do, Don't Repot Your Houseplants This Fall
Houseplants can be finicky, and trying to repot them this fall could lead to disease, injury, or death. Learn why this happens and when to repot instead.
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The Unexpected Fertilizer To Use In Fall That Boosts Soil And Plants All Winter Long
With a gentle balance of nutrients that enhance soil and nourish acid-loving plants in winter, this organic material is a small but mighty garden fertilizer.
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Quickly Fix A Cracked Planter Using An Affordable Solution
There's plenty of ways to reuse a broken planter pot. but you might not need to start looking through DIY inspo yet. Here's how to affordably fix your pots.
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7 Types Of Plants That Need Mulch In The Winter
Winter mulching helps regulate soil temperature and protect plant roots — but it's only beneficial to certain types of plants. Here's what to know.
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Keep Your ZZ Plants Happy And Healthy All Winter Long With These Simple Tips
ZZ plants are considered a low-maintenance houseplant, but even they need a little extra care over the winter to ensure they stay healthy when it's cold out.
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How To Get Your Indoor Plants To Bloom In The Winter
If you want the brightness of blooms inside during winter, there are a few things you need to do to keep suitable houseplants happy in the colder months.
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Want A More Lush ZZ Plant All Year Round? Try These Watering Tips
The ZZ plant is loved because it’s so low maintenance. However, it still needs care. Find out how often you should water it during each season.
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Get A Jump On Your Spring Landscape By Propagating Coleus Now
Coleus is a genus of plants that includes a broad, stunning selecting of plants with gorgeous colorful foliage. Here's how to save your favorites for next year.
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Growing Healthy Hostas Is A Breeze When You Plant Them Near This Beautiful Companion
Hostas aren't difficult to maintain or care for, but they are prone to pests. Give them an added layer of protection by planting this gorgeous flower nearby.
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Light Sensitive Plants That Only Bloom During Dark Winter
The short days and long nights of winter might not sound like ideal plant growing conditions, but for these houseplants to bloom, they’re a necessity.
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Growing This Fall-Colored Flower Tells Ticks To Keep Out Of Your Yard
If you have a problem with ticks in your yard, there's one popular and stunning fall-colored flower that you should be growing to keep these pests away.
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The Beautiful White Flower That Will Fill Your Home With Sweet Smells
If you're looking for a plant that functions as both decor and home fragrance, this flowering option is the perfect pick to refresh your space.
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12 Tips For Reusing And Storing Potting Soil So It Doesn't Go To Waste
Your old potting soil from the past season's containers doesn't have to go to waste. Here are some simple and easy ways to save and reuse your soil.
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The Evergreen Shrub You Can Grow In Containers For Year-Round Color
If you want bright color year-round, but you're tired of the standard evergreen options available, you'll want to check out this lovely compact cultivar.
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10 Fruit Tree Varieties To Prune In Winter For A More Delicious Harvest Next Season
Pruning your fruit tree is an essential task, but when's the best time to do it? Some varieties, like apple and pear trees, can benefit from a winter trim.
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Is A Sidewalk Part Of Your Property? Everything You Should Legally Know
If you're wondering if you own the sidewalk and if you're responsible for taking care of it, the answer might be more complicated than expected.
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The Evergreen Shrub That Brings Color And Beauty To A Snowy Winter Garden
This evergreen shrub shows off green foliage and red berries in your winter garden. It's hardy in USDA zones 5 through 7 and fairly easy to maintain.
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One Of The Easiest Vegetables To Grow Indoors Is A Common, Delicious Green
Craving fresh greens? One delicious veggie thrives indoors — and it’s probably on your grocery list right now. Here’s how to grow it right on your windowsill.
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Tips For Pruning Agastache To Attract More Hummingbirds Next Spring
Agastache is a genus that includes many stunning plants loved my hummingbirds. Keep them healthy so they bring those little hummers back to your yard next year.
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Do This After Your Final Lawn Mow Before Winter - You'll Thank Yourself Next Spring
You may be tempted to turn your back on lawn care now that the weather is getting cold, but just a few simple steps can give you a head start this spring.
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