Genius Tips To Protect Your Plants Before A Heavy Storm Hits
If you know a flood, drought, snowstorm, dust storm, or heavy windstorm is approaching your garden, try out these genius tips to keep your plants safe.
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Foods That Don't Belong In Your Bird Feeder During The Heat Of Summer
Temperatures are bound to get hot during the summer. This is a major consideration when it comes to your bird feeder and what you choose to fill it with.
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How To Treat Your Lawn In September
As the summer turns to fall, it's necessary to make some changes to your lawn care. Here's what you need to know about how to treat your lawn come September.
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Everything To Know About Deadheading Phlox
Phlox are big, beautiful flowers that make a statement, and the best way to keep them blooming all season is to deadhead them. Here's how to do it.
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Martha Stewart's Clever Tips Make Reviving A Dying Orchid Easier Than Ever
If your orchid hasn't bloomed, has yellowing leaves, or looks droopy, follow Martha Stewart's potting and watering tips, which will revive your beautiful plant.
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Martha Stewart's Expert Tips Make Transplanting Hydrangea Plants Hassle-Free
If you want to move a hydrangea plant to another location, Martha Stewart has a few tips that will make the transplanting process extremely simple.
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We Tried Two Of Walmart's Most Popular Hoses And Sometimes It's Worth It To Pay More
Whether you're a master gardener or an amateur, a good quality hose is essential. We tested two popular hoses from Walmart, and there was a clear winner.
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The Aluminum Foil Hack That'll Speed Up Your Tomato Harvest
If your homegrown tomatoes are ripening too slowly, growing too small, or getting destroyed by wildlife, try out this simple aluminum foil hack.
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Why You Might Want To Plant Sage Next To Your Roses
If your roses are plagued by aphids and other pests, then you need a repellent. Rather than using chemicals, try companion planting with sage.
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Fixer Upper's Joanna Gaines Swears By This One Long-Living Plant
Of all the greenery in her home and work spaces, there's one type of plant that Joanna Gaines absolutely loves. Here's why you might love it too.
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Think Twice Before Using Rubber Mulch In Your Garden
Rubber mulch has quite a few drawbacks that should leave you thinking twice about using it in your garden. Discover why this mulch might be a bad choice.
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Companion Plants That Will Totally Thrive Next To Your Flourishing Cilantro
Planting certain types of plants together can be very beneficial for your garden. We look at the best companion plants that will thrive next to your cilantro.
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Never Pour Dehumidifier Water Down The Drain Again With This Brilliant Hack
Keeping a home running smoothly takes careful management. Check out this brilliant hack that ensures you'll never pour dehumidifier water down the drain again.
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Grow The Crispiest Cucumbers With A Secret Weapon From Your Kitchen
Do you want to ensure your cucumber patch grows big, crispy cucumbers all season long? This common kitchen ingredient can help you amend the soil.
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Stubborn Weeds Don't Stand A Chance Against A Handy Ingredient You Already Own
A quick visit to your pantry can result in a weed-free garden in just a few weeks. But to make sure this method is effective, you must execute it correctly.
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How Can You Take Care Of Mole Holes In Your Lawn?
Mole holes in your lawn are a huge drag as they can really put a damper on the appearance of your grass. Here are the best ways to take care of them.
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How To Care For Your Roses In The Fall To Prepare Them For Winter
You have to prepare your roses for winter or else they might become damaged during the harsh conditions. Here is exactly what you need to do to protect them.
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The Clever Trick That Keeps Ants Out Of Your Hummingbird Feeder
If less and less hummingbirds are coming to your yard because their feeder is overrun with ants, here is an animal-friendly way to reduce your pest problem.
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The Added Benefits Of Planting Roses Next To Lavender
If you have some lavender plants in your garden, you should consider planting some roses next to them. (And not just for added visual appeal.)
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Why It's Beneficial To Water Your Garden With Club Soda And How Often To Do So
Watering your garden with club soda has many benefits. However, to get the most out of this gardening tip, you'll need to observe some best practices.
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Why You Should Be Using Mustard In Your Garden
If your garden lacks nutrients and is constantly pestered by insects, mustard may be the solution. Here's how to turn this condiment into a garden essential.
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Can Your Indoor Plants Actually Get Too Long?
Growth is usually considered a good thing when it comes to indoor plants. But can your plants grow too long for optimal health? Let's find out.
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Does Hanging A Brown Paper Bag Outside Really Deter Pesky Wasps?
Wasps flying outside of your home can be a real annoyance. Some recommend hanging a brown paper bag to deter them. But does this hack really work?
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The Genius IKEA Hack That Turns A Simple Vase Into A Self-Watering Planter
If you travel often or just don't have a green thumb, a self-watering planter could be just what you need. Learn how to make one out of an IKEA vase.
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We Tried Home Depot's Organic Seed Starting Mix And DIYed A Winning Recipe
When growing seedlings, you want to give them the best environment possible. We compared Home Depot's organic seed-starting mix to a cheap DIY version.
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The Unexpected Kitchen Ingredient That Keeps Pests Out Of Your Garden
The bane of any gardener's existence is pests. Luckily, there's an all-natural way to take back control of your garden, and it starts with this ingredient.
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Turn Your Plain IKEA Spice Rack Into A Propagation Station With This Viral Hack
If you are into DIY, there are lots of ways to repurpose items. Check out this hack to turn a plain IKEA spice rack into a propagation station.
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