To save money on your flower arrangements, grow blooms at home. Add interest with a flower that can be grown as a houseplant or outdoors in warm climates.
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Feeding the birds in your garden is a great way to help them survive the winter and to make backyard feathered friends. However, can you feed them raisins?
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Gravel yards can be attractive, efficient, and easy to maintain. Outdoor flooring helps make them accessible and comfortable, and there are several DIY options.
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Seedlings are notoriously delicate, and require special attention and care. To help your seedlings thrive, consider using the double cup method.
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You don't have to be a birder to love watching hummingbirds in your yard. But if you live east of the Mississippi River, there's one species you'll likely spot.
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Hydrangeas are downright gorgeous for any garden. However, there is a specific area in your yard where you should avoid planting them to ensure they flourish.
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You've heard of the fox in the hen house, but what about the fox in the garden? If you're trying to protect yours, find out if foxes can climb your fence.
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Colorful summer zinnias make excellent additions to your garden bed, but try to avoid these common mistakes everyone makes when companion planting.
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A lush, green yard is often the envy of the neighborhood. Luckily, there are some simple habits you can practice to make sure your grass is looking its best.
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Landscape rock glues are a must for homes with gravel paths and similar features. It's important to get the right one to ensure your efforts stay put.
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Creating a beautiful arrangement in a planter by your door makes your home more inviting. Here's a pretty plant that will add texture to your collection.
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If you've ever been stung by a wasp before, you know how much it hurts. Luckily, there's a task you can do every spring that helps keep them away.
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Successfully maintaining fruit trees in your yard requires meticulous planning, especially in terms of knowing which plants to avoid growing near them.
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Looking to attract hummingbirds to your yard? Discover the container garden combination that will create an irresistible haven for these beautiful birds.
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If you love the look of hydrangeas, but are short on space, this smaller version of the 'limelight' hydrangea might be perfect for your landscape.
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Instead of throwing away old Easter baskets you're no longer filling with holiday goodies, repurpose these versatile items around your home and garden.
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Hand-crank and bag spreaders are inexpensive ways to spread grass seed, but there are several downsides you need to know before buying one for your yard.
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Do you live someplace that's hot and dry? Growing fruit trees can be challenging in arid areas, but there are varieties that can handle heat and low humidity.
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Sometimes, in spite of your best efforts, you just cannot get those green tomatoes on your plant to ripen. Here's an easy trick to force them to progress.
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Your landscape rocks look their best when they're clean, weed-free, and properly distributed. These tips will help you get them back into shape come spring.
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We have the perfect plant to add texture and visual interest to your garden. It's a one-of-a-kind succulent with a unique name and leaf shape.
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Mint is hailed as an easy-to-grow plant, but what happens if it starts to deteriorate? Here's how you can save your mint and bring it back to good health.
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Protecting your plants from slugs and snails can feel like a full-time job. Fortunately, there is a pantry essential that you can use to protect them.
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Many common household items can be repurposed to make great planters, and this one is usually used in your kitchen. Display it on your patio for a cute look.
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Knot gardens are trending right now, and creating your own beautiful outdoor space is easier than you think with the right design tips and inspiration.
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By planting perennials in your flower beds, you can skip the cost and time required for adding new plants yearly. Here's a group of blooms you may love.
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There are many ways to store seeds, but this vintage piece of furniture can keep you seeds safely and attractively hidden away inside your home.
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