The Silent Killer That Is Ruining Your Pothos Plants
When your pothos plants start looking unhealthy, watering and sunlight seem like the obvious culprits. However, there’s another sneaky threat to consider.
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Neighbor's Weeds Spreading Into Your Yard? Here's What You Can Do
It feels unfair when your perfectly maintained lawn is marred by the neighbor's invasive weeds. Discover some "dos" and "don'ts" of dealing with the issue.
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11 Native Flowering Plants That Thrive In Dry Climates
Arid conditions can make plant care difficult, but by choosing plants native to dry regions, you will have a greater chance of a thriving garden.
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Turn Your Backyard Garden Into A Dreamy Oasis With This Mini Feature
Great for yards big and small, this fun feature doesn't take up much room. While not cheap, it's a perfect stress reliever if you're willing to take the plunge.
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Skipping Tree Pruning This Year? You're Risking Structural Damage
Tree pruning can be one of the most difficult yard care tasks, but putting it off could result in serious damage to your home down the line.
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The Lesser-Known Type Of Fertilizer That Can Break Up Chunky Clay Soil Like No Other
Clay soil can present several challenges to gardeners due to its density. One way to amend compacted clay soil is with a fertilizer that allows oxygen in.
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The 9 Best Plants To Get In The Ground During Fall For Natural Privacy
Instead of installing a fence, you may consider a "natural" privacy barrier in the form of these plants, which are ready to be planted come autumn.
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20 Easy-Care Herbs That Grow Beautifully Together Indoors Throughout Winter
When winter strikes, many herbs need to be moved indoors to survive. Pairing them in pots can save space, enhance their flavors, and provide other benefits.
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Will Epsom Salt Help Increase Acidity In Your Garden Soil?
Epsom salt has a lot of uses around the home and garden, and you may think it can help increase your soil's acidity if the pH is too high -- but can it really?
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The Fruiting Shrub To Plant In Fall That Will Feed & Attract Spring Birds
This native shrub has beautiful flowers, stunning foliage, and delicious berries. Birds not only visit for the fruit but also for the bugs and nesting material.
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Crucial Things To Do For Potted Hydrangeas Before The First Frost
The best spring and summer blooms start with preparing plants properly before the first frost, so don't forget these tasks for your potted hydrangeas.
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For Endless Spring Blooms, Use These Tips For Overwintering Your Agapanthus Plants
Winter is a hard season for many flowers, and agapanthus is no exception. Here's the necessary task you should do to help it bloom once spring comes back.
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Don't Confuse This Tomato Plant Disease For Blight
It can be difficult to determine what disease is affecting the veggies in your garden, but if you look closely, you can tell the difference in these issues.
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What The Old Farmers' Almanac Predicts For November And How It Affects Your Garden
The Old Farmers' Almanac provides forecasts for regions throughout North America for every month. Here's what it says about the weather where you are.
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The Shade-Loving Perennial That Will Be Perfectly At Home In Your Woodland Garden
If you're looking for a native woodland plant that spreads without taking over and offers lots of seasonal interest, try this quirky flowering groundcover.
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Grow This Plant Indoors For Stunning Red Blooms During The Winter
With shorter days and snowy or rainy weather, winter can be dull. Brighten up your home with a pretty, albeit fussy, houseplant that blooms red all year long.
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Don't Wait: Prune These 10 Plants In November For Your Best Garden Next Spring
Perennials are great because they come back year after year. However, many require pruning in late fall -- just when you'd put your gardening gloves away.
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The Fruit Tree Variety That Is Perfect For Urban Gardens & Smaller Homes
Urban gardens tend to be small, making it tricky to find the room for an orchard. However, there's one fruit tree variety that has a small footprint.
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Full-Sun Flower Combos That Will Make Your Patio Pots Pop With Colors
Want to fill your sunny patio with vivid hues? From contrasting color schemes to monochromatic looks, these flower combinations are perfect for your pots.
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The One Place You're Probably Forgetting To Winterize
Winterizing your home and garden helps protect your property and can lower your utility bills. This fall, make sure you remember this key storage area.
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The Delicious-Sounding Perennial You Can Plant In The Fall For Stunning Spring Blooms
Many flowers should be planted in the fall if you want to be rewarded with spring blooms, including this one peony with a yummy-sounding name.
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16 Fall Houseplants That Will Fill Your Home With Fragrance
While there are many fragranced houseplants that bloom during the summer, there are also beautifully scented options that will emit their aromas in the fall.
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November's Beaver Moon: The Best Days For Harvesting Your Plants, According To The Old Farmer's Almanac
No doubt you're aware there's going to be a super full moon this month, also known as a Beaver moon. Here's when to harvest as per The Old Farmer's Almanac.
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The One Fruit Tree You Should Be Planting In The Fall
These delicious fruit trees are native to the United States and can grow across a range of zones — and fall is the perfect time to plant one.
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Avoid Pruning This Perennial In Fall For A Stronger, Healthier Plant In Spring
Autumn is when most gardeners get down to pruning unruly plants, but there is one plant that you should avoid pruning in fall to keep it healthy and happy.
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What To Do If Your Tree Falls On Your Neighbor's Property
One of your trees falls into your neighbor's yard, causing damage. Learn who is responsible for the clean-up and how to act, well, neighborly about it.
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The Edible Vegetable That's As Beautiful As Any Ornamental In The Garden
"Edimentals" are a current gardening trend that combine beauty and taste in a single plant. Discover which vegetable offers your garden heaps of both.
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