Don't Waste Your Time Giving Your Christmas Tree Hot Water This Year. Here's Why
Despite the supposed benefits of adding hot water to the Christmas tree, many experts agree there are other steps more critical for keeping it hydrated.
Read MoreDespite the supposed benefits of adding hot water to the Christmas tree, many experts agree there are other steps more critical for keeping it hydrated.
Read MoreDecember may not seem like an ideal time to start your garden. However, there is a gorgeous blue flower that will thrive in summer if you plant in winter.
Read MoreHaving delicious apples right in your back yard is a treat. Our Master gardener will help you decide to go for a dwarf apple tree or standard variety.
Read MoreIf you spend time, effort, and money picking out the perfect Christmas tree, you want to make sure it gets home in one piece by following these helpful tips.
Read MoreIf you're having trouble finding the perfect birdbath to upgrade your yard, it's easier than you might think to DIY your own with a thrifted lamp.
Read MoreFrom pie pans to plenty beyond, your kitchen castoffs can moonlight as bird deterrents — and they’re surprisingly effective at guarding your garden.
Read MorePeach trees can be grown in cooler zones, but they shouldn't be left to fend for themselves in winter. Learn how to best winterize yours for peaches in summer.
Read MoreTired of your tree shedding needles and turning brown before the festivities end? There’s one fir that outlasts the rest — your holiday MVP in evergreen form.
Read MoreAn outdoor storage shed needs to be able to withstand the harsh elements. Resin is a durable plastic material that can outlast metal and wood alternatives.
Read MoreWintertime can feel pretty dreary, but if you want to embrace some flora that will bloom in winter and attract birds and animals, try this aptly-named plant.
Read MoreIf you want to add some flavor to your indoor kitchen garden, you'll need the right kind of plants. Here's what our in-house Master Gardener recommends.
Read MoreDon't let your houseplants fall victim to the dark, cold hours of the winter season. Keep them alive and thriving by installing this indoor lighting fix.
Read MoreBefore you drag that tree inside, there's an important step you need to take — your floors (and those future fluffier branches) will thank you.
Read MoreAlthough cuttings for propagation are most often taken during the growing season, some plants can be grown from hardwood cuttings taken over the winter.
Read MoreKeeping your plants in the wrong kind of planter can spell disaster in the winter months. These types, however, should be able to withstand the colder weather.
Read MoreBypass pruners work like scissors, whereas other tools use leverage or make crushing cuts. Learn how these tools work to find the best option for your garden.
Read MoreIf you live in a small city apartment with few windows or are looking for a plant for an interior home office, look no further than this stately tropical plant.
Read MoreGoing away over the holidays? Don't leave your Christmas tree to dry out. This DIY uses items you probably already have at home to keep your tree hydrated.
Read MoreMany people overlook location when trying to find ways to keep cut flowers fresh. This vase placement mistake is all too common and will shorten flowers' life.
Read MoreChristmas Cactus definitely need sunlight, but if you give them too much they could weaken and even die. Here are the signs to watch for as you care for them.
Read MorePreserving homegrown vegetables over the winter is a great way to eat sustainably. So, does this ancient winter root cellar trick really keep produce fresh?
Read MoreIf you take hardwood cuttings from this Christmassy native tree in December, you'll have hardy saplings ready for planting in your garden in the spring.
Read MoreThe Christmas cactus is a popular holiday houseplant, on par with poinsettias and sprigs of holly. Find out the history of these fascinating plant.
Read MoreIf you're planning your garden for next year, you might want to find out what stunning new plant varieties garden centers will showcase in 2026.
Read MoreIf you like to celebrate Christmas with a real evergreen tree, you should look out for these characteristics to know whether or not it's a good buy.
Read MoreIf you have a bird bath that you want to be used year-round, we put together some tips that will help keep the water from freezing during colder months.
Read MoreThis winter craft costs nearly nothing when you use the resources in your garden. Put your DIY skills to work to prep for your spring garden.
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