7 Signs Your Garden Plants Are Getting Too Much Sunlight
Believe it or not, sunlight can sometimes be too much of a good thing for plants. Here's what to look for and what you can do for your photodamaged plants.
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The Best Way To Deadhead Hibiscus Flowers For Endless Blooms
Keep your gorgeous hibiscus plant blooming all summer and into the fall by deadheading its blooms regularly using this simple but time-consuming method.
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Keep Japanese Beetles Out Of Your Garden Naturally With A Simple Oil Solution
If Japanese beetles are attacking your plants, there's an all-natural solution that is tough on the problem while still staying gentle on plants.
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What Happens When You Run A Field Mower On Regular Grass
Field mowers can handle tough terrain, but are they right for your lawn? Find out how mower choice affects grass health, time, and precision.
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The Flowering Ground Cover That'll Keep Butterflies Coming To Your Yard Into Fall
If you want pollinators to visit your garden throughout late summer and fall, plant this ground cover flower that butterflies and bees can't resist.
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The Popular Landscaping Product You Should Think Twice About Using In Your Garden
Avoid costly mistakes in your garden by understanding which landscaping materials provide lasting quality and low-maintenance results for your yard.
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A Rookie Gardening Mistake Is Sure To Delay Your Harvest For These Plants
Even if you do everything else right, this mistake can delay your harvest or prevent you from getting a harvest at all — and it all starts with the seeds.
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The Fuss-Free Zinnia To Plant For Continuous Blooms, Birds, And Butterflies
Resistant to drought and heat with no need for deadheading, this zinnia variety attracts pollinators with its sweet nectar and colorful blooms.
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Don't Throw Out Milk Jugs Without Trying This Easy Yard DIY
Instead of putting all those empty milk jugs into your recycling bin, repurpose them in your garden to get a head start on spring over the cold winter months.
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What To Do With Soil Plugs After Aerating The Lawn
The soil plugs from aerating your lawn can look messy, but the worst thing you could do is throw them away. Here's what to do with them instead.
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15 Flowers That Can Add Color To Your Beds Well Into Winter
If you want to start seeing beautiful colors in your beds even in the colder seasons, here are 15 flowers you can plant that'll bloom through winter.
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The Summer Annual That's Cold Tolerant And Great For Fall Color
These popular flowers will continue blooming until the first frost of the autumn, and they even come in a range of fall hues, from red to yellow.
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The Small But Stunning Flowering Tree That Doesn't Mind Growing In Clay Soil
This tree provides clusters of white flowers in spring, and small, dark berries in fall. It tolerates clay soil and won't grow too large for your yard.
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August Isn't Too Late To Plant These Gorgeous Purple Blooms
This beautiful purple flower is loved by pollinators and hummingbirds for its nectar, and it could even deter deer from disturbing your garden.
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Don't Throw Out Old Clothing Without Reusing Them In Your Garden: 12 Best Hacks
Upcycling old clothing into garden problem-solvers can be enjoyed by people of all skill levels, to save plants, tools, and even clothes from the trash.
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The Top 3 Mistakes People Make When Changing Lawn Mower Oil
Changing lawn mower oil is a relatively simple maintenance task, but three common errors that can harm both the lawn mower and the surrounding environment.
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Gardening For Beginners: These Are The Easiest 9 Tomato Plants To Grow
You really can't go wrong with any tomato variety you're growing at home, but some varieties are easier and more low-maintenance than others.
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Coffee Grounds May Be The Solution To Amending The Clay Soil In Your Yard
Clay soil can be tricky to work with, often causing problems for plant growth. Adding some coffee grounds to the soil will help plants thrive.
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16 Durable Ground Cover Varieties You Can Actually Walk On
Ground covers are a great way to suppress weeds, but if you want to actually walk on them, it's important to choose a plant that can withstand the pressure.
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Can Coffee Grounds Keep Squirrels Out Of The Garden? Here's What We Found
Humans love the smell of coffee, but not all animals do. Could grounds be the answer to keeping squirrels out of your yard? Here's what you need to know.
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9 Smart Tips To Keep Your Birdbath Beautiful
Maintaining a birdbath isn't just about topping up water: You also have to fight algae, bacteria, and decaying matter. Keep yours pristine with some savvy tips.
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17 Veggies You Should Start Indoors For A More Successful Fall Garden
Get a head start on your fall garden by starting cold-hardy leafy greens, herbs, and other veggies indoors while the summer heat is still beating down.
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The Common Mistake To Avoid When Using Coffee Grounds As Fertilizer In The Garden
Recycling coffee grounds in the garden is a common eco-friendly tactic, but doing it wrong could result in struggling plants and unhealthy soil.
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How To Choose The Right Gas For Your Lawn Mower
While regular maintenance is essential, using the wrong fuel can cause clogs and costly repairs. Learn how selecting the proper gas optimizes performance.
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Avoid Growing This Stunning Flowering Plant That's Secretly A Garden Nightmare
Everyone loves a low-maintenance and eye-catching groundcover plant, but if you grow this species, you could end up with much more than you bargained for.
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11 Ways To Increase Humidity For Plants, And 2 Ways That Are A Waste Of Time
Everything from how you arrange your plants to what you place next to them can affect their surrounding humidity, while other methods don't make a difference.
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Why Squirrels Are A Sapling's Biggest Enemy (And How To Stop Them)
Squirrels may be charming, but they pose serious risks to young trees. Learn how to identify their damage and protect vulnerable saplings effectively.
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