The No-Dig Method To Removing Or Moving An Established Shrub
If you have an established shrub that's taking over neighboring plants and you want to move it to another location, here's the no-dig way to do it.
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Use Your Leaf Blower For Some Rain Gutter Maintenance This Fall
While fall can be one of the prettiest seasons, all those colorful falling leaves can clog your gutters. Grab a leaf blower to easily clear them out.
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How To Remove Stubborn Water Hyacinth From Your Yard
While deceptively beautiful, water hyacinth is capable of conquering a pond to the detriment of all else within. Here's how to remove this tenacious plant.
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Don't Plant These Popular Flowers If You're Trying To Attract Hummingbirds To Your Yard
If you haven't seen any hummingbirds feed from your flowers, it may be because you've chosen the wrong types. Discover which blooms these birds do not like.
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The DIY Pest Control Gardeners Swear By For Getting Rid Of Moles
Moles are cute but can be destructive to a yard, yet not everyone wants to exterminate them. Instead, dish soap and castor oil make a great mole repellant.
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Why Your Quick Fire Hydrangea Is Not Turning Pink
Quick fire hydrangeas have a long blooming season, turning from white to pink-red over time. There are several reasons the change in color might not happen.
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Keep Hungry Bears Out Of Your Backyard Bird Feeder With These Helpful Tips
Bears are very strong and could destroy your bird feeder to eat the seeds inside. If this has happened in your yard, discover ways to keep these animals away.
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Why You Should Start Composting Your Tulip Bulbs
Instead of trying to grow new blooms from tulip bulbs year after year, you could add this organic material to your compost pile and reap some amazing benefits.
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The Dollar Tree Soil Alternative TikTok Can't Stop Raving About
The only thing we love more than a good soil alternative is a good and cheap soil alternative. Learn why TikTok can't get enough of this Dollar Tree option.
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How To Repurpose Your Old Hose And Use It In Your Garden
Does your old hose have a hole in it? Instead of throwing it in the trash and sending it to a landfill, discover 12 ways you could repurpose it in your garden.
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Natural Pools: What To Know Before You Buy
You've got a big empty yard, and you've been thinking of getting a pool -- here's what you need to know before you consider opting for a natural pool.
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The Common Ingredient You Should Start Adding To Your Compost Pile
If you're looking to add an extra boost of nutrients to your plants that will help them thrive, try adding this common kitchen ingredient to your compost pile.
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Ward Off Unwanted Mice And Rats With This Popular Garden Herb
No one wants a rodent problem in their home. If you're looking for a way to humanely ward off mice and rats, turn to this popular garden and cooking herb.
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The Perfect DIY Garden Path That Will Fit In Any Yard
Creating a beautiful garden doesn't need to take much space or money. Try this DIY garden path for a customized addition to your garden or yard.
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How To Identify Ghost Ants (And Get Rid Of Them For Good)
Effectively getting rid of certain bugs requires correctly identifying them first. Here's how to identify ghost ants and get rid of them for good.
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The Best Way To Propagate Crepe Myrtles For A Healthy, Colorful Yard
If you are looking for gardening inspiration to help create a healthy and colorful yard, here is the best way to propagate crepe myrtle trees.
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What Your Tired-Sounding Lawn Mower Is Trying To Tell You
If your lawn mower sounds tired, don't ignore it. This could signal some serious issues with the internal workings that you'll want to address right away.
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Keep Japanese Beetles From Damaging Your Hydrangeas With One Simple Trick
Japanese beetles love hydrangeas, which makes it challenging to stop them from damaging your prized blooms. Help fend them off with this simple trick.
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Should You Be Boarding Your Houseplants While Out Of Town?
Looking after your beloved plants can sometimes be tricky. We find out if you should be boarding your houseplants while you are out of town.
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The Best Way To Mow Your Lawn To Keep The Neighborhood Bees Happy And Healthy
If you're like us, you're trying your best to save the bees. Many changes can be made in your own yard to help them, but don't overlook this mowing mistake.
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Why Your Mums Look Like They're Dying After It Rains
Mums can brighten up any dreary fall day. However, rain can quickly dampen your enjoyment and cause these vibrant blooms to lose their luster or even die early.
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Add Attractive Color To Your Landscaping With This Low Maintenance Stunner
If you love pink, don't limit your aesthetic to the inside of your home or bedroom. Use this low-maintenance plant in your landscape and enjoy its bright color.
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These DIY Seed Bombs Make Starting A Flourishing Garden Easier Than Ever
DIY seed bombs are a fun and easy way to incorporate flowers into your garden, particularly in hard to reach places and areas with lots of weeds.
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Can Vinegar Really Help Your Blueberry Bushes Flourish?
A vinegar and water mixture could be just what you need to help your blueberry bushes thrive. But does this simple solution live up to the hype?
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If You're Trying To Get Rid Of Zoysia Grass We Have Some Bad News
Whether you planted the wrong grass seed or your neighbor's aggressive zoysia grass has spread into your yard, you might want to get rid of it. Here's how.
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The Best Way To Keep Groundhogs From Burrowing Under Your Shed
Groundhogs, often found burrowing near sheds and decks, can significantly damage property and yards. Try this tip to prevent them from getting under your shed.
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Why You Should Add Beautiful Hakone Grass To Your Landscaping
Named after its place of origin in the wet woodlands of Japan's Mt. Hakone, Hakone grass has become a popular tuft choice among gardeners. Here's why.
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