How To Grow And Care For Limelight Hydrangeas
Limelight hydrangeas stand out for their light green colored blooms, and as an added bonus they're easy to care for. Follow these steps to grow these flowers.
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The One Type Of Tile You Shouldn't Use On Your Backyard Patio
Choosing the wrong type of tile for your backyard patio can create a slippery and hazardous space. Here's what to avoid and alternatives to consider instead.
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What Is Fly Ash And How Is It Used?
Fly ash may be a harmful waste product, but it can offer a lot to your home's landscape. Find out how it's used by pros to improve concrete and soil.
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The Best Spot In Your Garden To Plant Gardenia
With their fragrant blooms, gardenias are a popular choice among gardeners, and if you wish to add this shrub to your garden, here's the best spot to do so.
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RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023's Winner Showcases A Perfect Woodland Escape
The "Best in Show" winner of the 2023 RHS Chelsea Flower Show has been announced, and its mission is just as honorable as its beautiful design.
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We Turned Leftover Mineral Tubs Into Raised Garden Beds With Wallet-Friendly Results
Gardening is expensive, but costs can be cut by focusing on function over form. So we used livestock mineral tubs as cheap planters for our favorite plants.
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How A Sprinkle Of Cinnamon Can Make Your Garden Thrive
For a DIY, eco-friendly fix, cinnamon has plenty of surprising uses in the garden. Here's how you should be using the spice to help your greenery thrive.
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The Simple Hack For Removing Moss From Your Driveway And Sidewalk
If your driveway or sidewalk is looking a little green with moss, you can remove it using this household product, which you likely have a few boxes of already.
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The Lawn-Shrinking Trend Has Some Major Backyard Benefits
Having a large lawn is great for curb appeal, but often requires a lot of work to maintain. Here's how the lawn-shrinking trend can benefit your backyard.
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The Best Types Of Bird Feeders For Cardinals
It's no secret that cardinals are a favorite of many birdwatchers. Luckily, with certain birdfeeders, you can attract these red birds to your yard.
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The Sustainable Grass Alternative Landscaping Experts Swear By For Your Home Lawn
As eco-friendly lawns grow in popularity, horticulturalists are recommending alternatives to grass. Check out this sustainable plant that experts swear by.
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The Best Spot In Your Garden To Plant Lilies
Because they lack protection around their scales, lily bulbs can be sensitive to external conditions. Here's the best spot in your garden to plant them.
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Plants That Deserve To Be In Your Salsa Garden
Nothing tastes better than fresh salsa, especially if it's straight from the garden. Here are the vegetables you should be planting in your salsa garden.
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Martha Stewart Explains The Difference Between Tree Peonies And Herbaceous Peonies
There are key distinctions between tree and herbaceous peonies, so knowing which plant you're working with is vital. Martha Stewart explains the difference.
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The Best Spot In Your Garden To Plant Peonies
Peonies aren't very finicky, but they still require some thought and care. Here's where you should plant your peonies for the best blooms possible.
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Tips On Using Fill Dirt To Conceal Unwanted Holes In Your Backyard
Holes in your backyard can be not only unsightly but also dangerous. Here's how to use fill dirt to conceal these unwanted holes in your yard.
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Prevent Your Lightbulbs From Sticking In The Light Socket With One Clever Vaseline Hack
Screwing in a lightbulb is supposed to be easy -- but things get tricky fast when rust and corrosion are involved. Here's how Vaseline can help.
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The Best Types Of Butterfly Feeders You Can Easily Make At Home
Butterflies are important insects to have in your garden, and luckily there are a few easy butterfly feeders you can make yourself. Here's how to make them.
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How To Grow And Care For Hydrangeas Indoors
Growing hydrangeas indoors is possible. Just keep in mind the same principles that determine how to grow the shrubs outdoors and replicate them in your home.
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How To Replicate Claude Monet's French Giverny Garden At Home
Claude Monet is known for his colorful and lively paintings of his French Giverny garden. Follow these steps to get that look for your own garden.
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Why Design Experts Are Loving Anne Hathaway's Retro '70s Backyard Patio
Anne Hathaway's home in the California countryside evokes the feel of a 1970s boho retreat, with the backyard stone patio perhaps the biggest star of the lot.
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Here's How To Properly Seal Your Backyard Patio Pavers
If you've just installed the perfect patio, there are a few ways to ensure it will continue to look its best. Here's how to properly seal your patio pavers.
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Why Your Strawberry Leaves Are Turning Brown And What To Do About It
If your strawberry plant's leaves are turning brown, there are a few causes you can easily address. A third reason, however, will be more difficult to remedy.
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The Best Way To Edge Your Curved Lawn
For this outdoor project, you will need a few tools, like a wheelbarrow, to complete the curved lawn edging task and a place to mix concrete safely.
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Cheap Garden Containers You Likely Already Have Around The House
Growing a garden doesn't need to be an expensive endeavor. In fact, you probably already have some containers around the house that you can use.
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Can You Over-Fertilize Your Lawn?
When fertilizing your lawn, pay attention to the application method, ensuring you're performing the task safely and correctly. Now let's answer your question!
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Is Costco's Compost Worth Buying For Your Garden?
With peak gardening season fast approaching, Costco is rolling out its plantlings, gardening tools, outdoor patio furniture, and lawn care favorites.
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