The Swimming Pool Alternative That Turns Your Yard Into A Beach Escape
This swimming pool alternative is not only chic, but it’s more accessible, being a potentially safer choice for children and those with mobility issues.
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This Soil Mix Will Keep Your Christmas Cactus Happy & Thriving, According To Our Garden Expert
Our in-house master gardener shares her DIY soil mix recipe for a thriving Christmas cactus. Hint: It needs more moisture than you think.
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12 Simple Soil Additions That Will Help These Common Herbs Thrive
These tips and tricks are simple and easy to follow, which will help keep your herb garden bright, aromatic, and ready to use in your cooking.
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10 Composting Methods: How To Choose The Best One For Your Garden
Composting is beneficial to gardeners and the environment, but to make the most of it, you need to discover which method best suits your situation and needs.
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Prevent Weeds From Growing Under Gravel From The Get-Go With One Smart Solution
Loose gravel is an attractive alternative to patio or pathway paving. However, this material is prone to weed growth unless you do one thing before laying it.
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The Tropical Fruit Tree Perfect For Your Patio That Can Thrive In A Container
You don't need to live in the jungle to have this tropical fruit tree in your home. It can simply thrive in a container on the patio out back.
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The Compact Orange Variety That's Ideal For Growing Indoors
Grow this hybrid orange tree in the optimal warm temperature indoors and you will be rewarded with vibrant, dainty fruits that are similar to limes.
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12 Fast-Growing Evergreens You'll Want To Think Twice About Before Growing
Fast-growing plants have their benefits, but with these evergreens, there are also drawbacks. From being disease-prone to invasive, these are the ones to avoid.
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Turn An Old Tree Stump Into A Useful Landscaping Feature
A tree stump can be an eyesore -- and an annoyance when your mowing the lawn. Rather than stepping around that old stump, try this DIY idea to it new purpose.
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The Watering Mistake That's Turning Your Lucky Bamboo Plant Yellow (Plus An Easy Fix)
Is your lucky bamboo looking a little down on its luck? Even if it seems like you're doing everything right, you may be overlooking this watering mistake.
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Turn A Fire Pit Into A Yard Feature That Birds Will Love
If you have an old fire pit lying around or score a great deal on one at a thrift store, consider upgrading it with some bird-friendly items.
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The Colorful Groundcover Deer Won't Mess With This Winter
It's time to meet the low-maintenance evergreen that stays cool, calm, and impossibly collected — even when the rest of your yard is losing its chill.
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The Easy, Affordable Way To Prevent Weeds In Gravel For A Clean, Beautiful Landscape
A gravel driveway or pathway is typically low maintenance until you notice those weeds popping up. Here's a budget-friendly way to fix that.
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Use Dying Garden Flowers To DIY Fall & Winter Displays For Your Home
Think dried flower arrangements are out of your budget? Think again! Snip dead or dying plant materials from your own garden to create pretty seasonal displays.
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The Retro Garden Trick That Claims You'll Have A More Bountiful Carrot Harvest
Having trouble growing carrots from seed? It could be you're not planting them correctly, but this old school gardening hack can help your next crop.
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How Much Should You Upgrade Your Garden As A Renter?
Gardening in rentals is challenging. Often, you're unsure how long you'll stay or what changes you can make. Knowing a few general guidelines can help you plan.
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Why It Is Paramount That You Prune Your Japanese Maple
Japanese maples are pretty and mostly hardy trees within their growing zone. Like most trees, however, they still need regular maintenance, including pruning.
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16 Gardening Mistakes That Are Ruining Your Perennials
Perennials are excellent plants for any consistent gardener, but there are many mistakes you can make with them that could see your perennials ruined.
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Not Daily, Not Weekly: Here's How Often To Water Your Spider Plant This Winter
Wondering why your spider plant is looking droopy in winter? Giving it a drink of water might not be the fix it needs. In fact, the soil may be waterlogged.
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The Pruning Mistake To Avoid Making With Your Japanese Maple Tree
Japanese maples are a stunning addition to any garden, but only if you care for them properly. That includes knowing how to prune them for health and shape.
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12 Outdoor Upgrades To Avoid If You Want To Boost Your Home's Value
While there are plenty of ways to boost your home's value before putting it on the market, there are certain outdoor upgrades you should skip.
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How To Get Your Christmas Cactus To Rebloom After The Holiday
Christmas cactus is known for sporting its beautiful pink and red blooms around the holidays, but mimicking the right conditions can make it rebloom any time.
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What's The Fastest Way To Grow A Snake Plant? Follow These Tips
To grow a snake plant quickly, reconsider how much light and maintenance it needs, and be sure to understand the ideal location in which it can thrive.
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Want To Fill In Your Pool And Turn It Into A Garden? Here's What You Need To Know First
Whether your pool is damaged beyond repair or you just don't want to deal with the upkeep, you can turn it into a garden by following a few important steps.
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The Flowering Shrub To Prune In Late Winter For A Surge Of New Growth In Summer
There’s one showy, pollinator-friendly summer bloomer that loves a good late-winter haircut — prune it right, and it’ll flutter back with twice the drama.
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18 Types Of Dracaena Plants That Thrive Indoors
Dracaena plants are popular houseplants because they offer a tropical appearance with low-maintenance care requirements, and there are plenty to choose from.
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7 Clever Ways To Use Cooking Oil In The Garden (And 4 To Avoid)
From silencing squeaky metalworks to killing weeds, cooking oil does more than impart delicious flavors to food. But as with everything, there are caveats.
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