18 Varieties Of Ivy That Make Excellent Houseplants
Most ivy plants are easy to care for and can thrive in a range of environments, making them ideal for growing indoors. There are many varieties to choose from.
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The Timing Trick That Makes Propagating A Christmas Cactus A Breeze
It's pretty easy to propagate a Christmas cactus -- all you really need are a few cuttings, some soil, and light. But, for success, the time of year matters.
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Protect Your Tropical Houseplants During Winter With A Clever Trick
The last thing your tropical houseplants need is a cold, dry, dark home through the winter months. Luckily, there's one surefire way to keep them all happy.
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How To Drain A Hose: And Why You Must Before The First Frost
Ensuring your garden hose is drained ahead of the cold weather is necessary as it ensures that your hose stays in good shape and your pipes do too.
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What Plants Are Considered Luxury Crops And Can You Grow Them In Your Garden?
If growing tomatoes and strawberries isn't giving you the same buzz it used to, see if you can grow luxury crops for something that feels extra special.
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The Perennial To Plant In Fall For Stunning Blooms In Late Winter
Growing a few of the rare plants that flower in winter can really brighten a cold-season garden. Try these hardy tubers for a splash of yellow under trees.
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Why Your Old Trash Can May Be The Key To Pest-Free Bird Feed Storage
Battling pests eating through the plastic bags holding your birdseed? An old trash can works great for storing bird feed, but only if you use the right one.
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How To Grow Fresh Basil In An Old Bottle For Your Kitchen Herb Garden
Basil is a popular option for a kitchen herb garden, and it is incredibly easy to grow and maintain. You can even grow it in an old bottle on your windowsill.
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Consumer Reports Are Calling These Gas Riding Lawn Mowers The Most Reliable
If you're in the market for a new gas-powered riding mower, it's a good idea to find out which brands come out on top according to Consumer Reports.
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Plant These Paperwhite Bulb Varieties For The Biggest Blooms
Paperwhites are commonly used as living decor, with their fragrant flowers lasting weeks. If you don't want a disappointing show, look for these varieties.
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Don't Throw Out Aluminum Cans, Use Them To Deter Birds From Your Garden
Aluminum cans are great for scaring birds from landing in your garden, and it's a great way to repurpose the recyclables. Here's how it works.
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How To DIY A Magnolia Home Inspired Dried Floral Wreath
Magnolia Network is a wonderful source for all things decor, and you can embrace the farmhouse style this season by making one of these wreaths.
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How To Soundproof Your Outdoor Living Space For A Quiet Backyard
Noise from neighbors and roads too loud? Reduce what reaches your backyard with a fence remodel, cheaper fencing add-ons, or simple landscaping additions.
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Ditch The Shears: There's A Better, Easier Way To Prune Shrubs
What if we told you there was an easier to way to prune those hedges than using your garden shears? Find out what to use for those hard-to-reach spots.
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How To Divide Snake Plants Without Damaging The Roots
Ready to multiply your snake plant without any drama? This quick guide shows you how to prepare the soil and divide the plant — root-damage free.
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22 Native Tree Varieties That Are Beneficial To Your Yard & Local Wildlife
There are certainly many beautiful species of trees, but if you want to plant something that offers extra benefits, consider one of these native trees.
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Turn An Old Thrifted Or Junkyard Sink Into A Beautiful Feature For Birds
If you want to keep birds coming back to your yard, try this DIY hack that will turn a used sink into a gorgeous centerpiece in your garden.
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The Morning Leftover That Will Help Heather Plants Bloom
Hardy, pretty, and versatile, heather plants make a fine addition to any garden — and they'll bloom all the brighter thanks to a surprising DIY fertilizer.
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The Pretty Pink Flower That Will Fill Your Garden With Electric Color In November
Planting this perennial bulb in the spring will bring vibrant pink blooms to your garden that last until the fall before the flower goes dormant in the winter.
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How To Correctly Water Your Cilantro For A Healthier Plant
It's easy to overwater and underwater cilantro, causing root rot, brown leaves, or fungus. This method gives cilantro the ideal amount of water to thrive.
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Is Harvesting The Key To Dealing With An Edible Invasive Fruit Tree? Here's What We Know
Invasive plants, including edible fruit trees, are a problem for home gardeners and the entire ecosystem. Here's how to prevent them from spreading.
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7 Possible Reasons Your Concrete Driveway Is Covered In Rust Stains (& How To Remove Them)
Concrete driveways are susceptible to unsightly rust stains when iron reacts with water and oxygen. Here's where that iron might be coming from.
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7 Smart Ways To Use Plastic Wrap For Plants And Garden
Plastic wrap isn’t just for leftovers — your garden loves it, too. Discover the ways this pantry item can protect your plants and give you a healthier garden.
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How (& When) To Harvest Cabbage For The Best Flavor And Texture
Cabbage is a multi-purpose veggie that certainly deserves a place in your garden. How and when you should harvest may depend on what kind you're growing.
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Say Goodbye To The Eyesore Of Garden Hose Clutter With A Charming DIY Solution
If you want to make sure your hose is out of the way, protected from the elements, and easily accessible, consider DIYing this easy storage solution.
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Your Peace Lily Is Not The Flower You Think It Is
Peace lilies are popular houseplants thanks to their simple care requirements and attractive appearance. But they're also an imposter in the plant world.
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Before-And-After Photos Show Stunning Yard Transformation After Homeowner Quits Mowing: 'Just Magic!'
No-mow lawns have both aesthetic and environmental benefits. See what this homeowner's lawn looked like after they let it go wild for a while.
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