Watering Plants In Full Sun - Does It Cause More Harm Than Good?
Many people think the sun will scorch the leaves if you water your plants in the hot sun, but the truth is more complex. Here's what to know.
Read MoreMany people think the sun will scorch the leaves if you water your plants in the hot sun, but the truth is more complex. Here's what to know.
Read MoreOnce a tomato plant is happy, they can produce more fruit than you know what to do with! But keep this easy mistake in mind to make sure you get tomatoes.
Read MoreYou may associate lawn refreshes with the spring, but certain grasses best germinate when planted in the late summer, including these seven cool-season grasses.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a gorgeous flowering plant that you don't have to replant every year, there's one pretty perennial with whimsical blooms you might like.
Read MoreWhile they may look alike, the truth is that potting soil and garden soil are two very distinct growing mediums with different purposes and compositions.
Read MoreExtend the beauty of your garden with a resilient late-season bloomer that will add color and fragrance when many other flowers are starting to fade away.
Read MoreIf you've ever been gifted a hydrangea in a pot, you might be tempted to plant it in your yard. Here's why experts say you shouldn't do that.
Read MoreIf your tulips seem to be struggling, they could benefit from this simple soil addition that helps prevent root rot and improve drainage for healthy plants.
Read MoreA native of Asia, this pretty, fast-growing tree is still underappreciated in North America. If your yard has clay soil, it may just be the tree you need.
Read MoreAfter spending your time, money, and effort building a raised garden bed, don't skimp on the soil. This soil DIY ensures your plants have everything they need.
Read MoreWant more vibrant begonias in your backyard? These quick-rooting undershrubs are among the easiest plants to propagate in water from freshly pruned cuttings.
Read MoreIf mushrooms grow in your yard on their own, conditions are probably suitable for you to cultivate them — but whether you should or not is another question.
Read MoreThe acetic acid in vinegar makes a great all-natural herbicide. But are all vinegars created equal? Find out which is the best choice for killing weeds.
Read MoreYou can germinate a peach seed or pit, but it's not as easy as just plonking either one into potting mix. You need to follow certain steps to ensure sprouting.
Read MoreCertain lavender varieties can offer months of blooms, filling your garden with lasting fragrance and vibrant color when given the right care.
Read MoreHarmless or not, you probably don't want a swarm of ants in your garden. So beware if you opt for this rocky mulch alternative, as they may quickly move in.
Read MoreWant more tomatoes without buying more? This simple propagation trick lets you grow extra plants mid-season, saving money and boosting your garden’s yield.
Read MoreRosemary is known for being easy to maintain. However, problems like overwatering and pests can require you to take some steps to save the herb.
Read MoreSeeing ants in your succulents? There’s a sweet, symbiotic reason that ants keep coming back, and their presence may signal a bigger issue for your plants.
Read MoreThis low-maintenance, drought-tolerant ground cover can thrive in the sun or shade, stay evergreen, and add beauty to your garden year-round.
Read MoreOutdoor furniture are one of the sturdiest you'll find, but they're not invincible. Find out the storage mistake that makes them look older than they are.
Read MoreBoost your tomato harvest by preparing and improving your garden soil for healthier, more productive plants that thrive throughout the growing season.
Read MoreFlowers in your garden will naturally start to fade after peak season in spring and early summer, but these annual picks will bring back the color.
Read MoreHGTV recommends a smarter way to mow your lawn that keeps grass healthy, reduces weeds, and helps roots grow stronger season after season.
Read MoreTired of the high cost and effort of spreading mulch under your trees? Here's a fast-growing, white-blooming perennial ground cover you can grow there instead.
Read MoreThere's a myth that says ticks wait in trees and jump down onto humans and latch on as they pass by, but this couldn't be further from the truth.
Read MoreWhile you really shouldn't be refilling your lawn equipment on your grass, mistakes (and leaks!) happen. Here's what to do if you spill gas on your lawn.
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