Themed Gardens: The Best Plants To Grow Together For Culinary Creations
Creating a themed garden is especially purposeful and effective for smaller garden spaces, and making one that results in a favorite meal is all the better.
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Avoid These Toxic Plants If You Are Trying To Attract Birds
Birds help create a calm and beautiful atmosphere in your garden, but there are a few common plants that are toxic to birds. Here is what you should avoid.
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What Is Hydrozoning And How Can It Benefit Your Garden?
Some plants make lovely neighbors while others throw your garden into disarray. Learn to use hydrozoning to save water and optimize your yield.
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Is Mowing Your Lawn Too Often An Issue?
You want to give your lawn all the care and attention it needs, but can too much attention be harmful? Here's what you need to know when it comes to mowing.
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What Are Helicopter Seeds And Which Trees Carry Them?
Have you ever seen seeds elegantly spiraling down from the mother tree? Read on to find out what so-called "helicopter seeds" are and which trees carry them.
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Should You Try The Viral Hack Of Planting Your Rose Bush With A Potato?
Rose bushes can be a beautiful addition to your home but what is the best way to grow? We break down the potato hack for growing rose bushes.
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Keep Your Indoor Potted Trees Mess-Free With This Clever Plastic Saucer Hack
Houseplants can be rather messy when pets and children love sticking their paws in the soil. Protect your potted trees with this mess-free plastic saucer hack.
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How To Properly Unbox A Tree Before Planting So It Thrives In Your Yard
Properly "unboxing" or removing a tree from its container is a crucial step in ensuring successful establishment and growth in your yard.
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This Flower Color Shouldn't Be In Your Garden If You Are Trying To Attract Birds
The reason this color, in abundance, deters birds is because it's perceived as a threat and creates a sharp contrast to the surrounding environment.
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How To Keep Your Lawn Tidy With A Lawn Sweeper
If you're trying to improve or maintain the pristine look of your garden, a lawn sweeper is great, as it can pick up all sorts of loose debris.
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How To Keep Webworms Out Of Your Garden
Webworms love to nest up on beautiful fall foliage. Here's how to keep these unsightly pests out of your space so it stays looking its best all season.
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Here's Why You Should Be Using Grow Lights In Your Garden
Although sunlight may not be available all year round, growing healthy and vibrant plants is still possible with the help of grow lights. Here's how.
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Gardener Vs. Landscaper: What's The Difference And Who Should You Hire?
If you need help with your landscape, you might hire a gardener or landscaper. These are different roles. Here's how to choose the best one for your yard.
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Martha Stewart's Guide To Growing Herbs In A Windowsill
Interested in an indoor herb garden? Check out these tips from Martha Stewart and learn how to grow delicious ingredients in your own windowsill.
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We Tried The Cheapest Rubber Gloves At Home Depot. Here's How It Went
We went to our local Home Depot and bought the cheapest rubber gloves we could find to see if they could hold up to the standard of a household essential.
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What Is Clay Soil, And Is It Right For Your Garden?
Part of growing a healthy garden is choosing soil compatible with your plants. There are many options, including clay. However, is it right for your garden?
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The Clever Way Galey Alix Turned Her Backyard Clippings Into Interior Artwork
Searching for fun new decor to spice up your space? Look no further than your own backyard. Here's how to turn plant clippings into enviable artwork.
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How Plastic Bottles Can Be Used To Protect Young Plants In Your Garden
Gardening can be tricky because young plants can't survive through certain weather conditions. However, you can use plastic bottles to protect your plants.
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Ornamental Grasses That Thrive Even With Little Water
Various ornamental grass varieties are available, but a drought-tolerant option is ideal if you live in a dry and sunny area. Here are a few to choose from.
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The Best Method For Propagating Peonies
Peonies are a favorite flower of many gardeners, and propagating them is a simple way to increase your flowers. Here's how to propagate peonies.
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How To Transform Free Wooden Pallets Into A Stunning Backyard Deck
Building a backyard deck can be a costly and time-consuming endeavour, whether you hire a professional or not. Here's how wooden pallets can change that.
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Prevent Cracking And Splitting Tomatoes With 5 Easy Methods
Cracking and splitting tomatoes is one of the most common issues gardeners face. Luckily, there are several ways to combat this problem and grow healthy fruit.
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We Tried Straw Bale Gardening And It Had An Unexpected Benefit
If you like the idea of a raised garden but you're unsure if it is suitable for your yard, check out our straw bale garden for a budget-friendly alternative.
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What Is The Difference Between Climbing And False Hydrangeas
In their look and how you need to care for them, false and climbing hydrangeas are nearly identical to each other. But only of them comes in pink.
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Here's Why You Should Grow A Snake Plant In Just Water And Not Soil
Snake plants can take root and thrive in almost any condition. And by removing soil from the equation, you don't have to worry about watering and more.
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Grass Seed Vs. Sod: Which Should You Use?
Should you plant grass from seed or from sod? Here are the pros and cons of each so you can choose which will give you the best results for your lawn.
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What's The Best Way To Treat Powdery Mildew On Cucumbers?
Certain varieties of cucumber are prone to a fungal disease known as powdery mildew. Here we explore what it is and how you can treat and prevent it.
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