25 Plants That Can Help With Garden Soil, Weeds, And Pests
You can make your garden work harder for you by carefully choosing plants that can simultaneously suppress weeds, deter pests, and improve the quality of soil.
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11 Companion Flowers That Can Help Your Fall Garden Thrive
Boost soil health, deter pests, and draw pollinators and beneficial insects to your fall garden with this list of companion flowers that add color to boot.
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No, That's Not A Worm In Your Home - It's A Blind Snake. Here's What To Do
There's nothing worse than seeing a snake slithering inside your home, but if it's a blind snake, don't worry. They are harmless and easy to get rid of.
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The Gorgeous Purple Perennial That Loves Moist Soil And Attracts Pollinators
Looking for a unique perennial beloved by bees that thrives in moist soil? Look no further than this purple plant whose flowers stun with a unique pattern.
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Last Chance To Plant This Annual Flower Before The Cold Weather
This easy wildflower will bloom late into the fall with red and yellow flowers. Just be sure to plant it now before the first frost comes and winters sets in.
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18 Plants That Can Cover Up Unpleasant Odors In Your Yard Or Garden
What's a better way to mask foul odors outside than with sweet smelling blooms? No matter the season, there's a plant that can step in to boost outdoor scents.
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Leaf Blower Vs Lawn Sweeper: Which Tool Is Best For Cleaning Up Leaves
Pumpkin spice is back, but so are those pesky leaves on your lawn. Your choice between a leaf blower and leaf sweeper may depend on efficiency, noise, and more.
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These Are The Top U.S. States For Happy, Healthy Gardening
If you want to be happy and you love gardening, you might consider moving to one of these states, which studies show rank the best in each category.
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12 Garden Herbs You Should Be Dividing In The Fall
Want your herb garden to stay lush and full of flavor? A seasonal refresh in fall can give tired plants new energy and prepare them for spring’s return.
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The Clear Sign The Pumpkins In Your Garden Are Ready To Harvest
Harvesting a pumpkin at the right maturity can mean the difference between eating it or not. There's one key sign you shouldn't look for: listen for it instead.
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The 18 Best Fall Flowers To Plant In Pots
If you're looking to spruce up your container garden with some delightful fall blooms, there are plenty of striking flowers that you can choose from.
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How Long Does Opened Fertilizer Last?
When you open a container of fertilizer, it's understandable that you'd like to get more than one use out of it. The good news is this is very possible.
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The Flower You Can Plant Now For Stunning White Blooms By Christmas
Looking for a way to boost your mood with a beautiful flower that does well even in the winter? Bring this potted plant home now for blooms by Christmas.
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When To Expect The First Frost Of 2025 Based On Region
In any given year, the first frost date will vary by region. Find the date range in which you can expect frost in your area to time your garden chores properly.
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Plant This Winter Ground Cover Crop In Fall For Healthier Garden Soil Come Spring
Winter conditions can make soil compact, eroded, or nutrient-poor. Growing this unassuming member of the legume family will help you avoid these gardening woes.
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Just Remember The Three D Rule To Properly Prune Your Plants
Pruning doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. A simple three-step rule can help you cut with confidence and keep your plants thriving through every season.
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The Hosta Fertilization Mistake That Increases The Chance Of Winter Damage
After flourishing through spring and summer, you might wonder if your hostas are in need of a boost, but fertilizing this way may affect their natural cycle.
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How Long Does Pesticide Last After Opening?
Whether you need pesticides for weeds or ants, you'll want to ensure the product hasn't expired before you use it. There's a general rule to know for sure.
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17 Succulents That Thrive In Outdoor Environments, And How To Care For Them
We often think of succulents as quirky houseplants, but in the right conditions, these beautiful plants can thrive outdoors -- even in cooler climates.
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The Best Landscaping Projects To Boost Home Value
The exterior of your home is the first impression buyers get of the property. Spruce it up with these projects that promise a solid return on investment.
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The Budget-Friendly Fence Alternative Using Items Already In Your Yard
If you want a fence around your yard but don't want to spend thousands of dollars, learn about this eco-friendly option. The best part is that it's free!
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12 Low-Maintenance Flowers That Give A High-End Garden Look Without The Work
A sophisticated, well-trimmed garden can be expensive and hard to maintain, but these flowers will give you an impressive payoff with little effort.
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The Unique Houseplant That Doesn't Require A Ton Of Light
Tired of empty corners that lack sunlight? This striking plant survives in low light, bringing a burst of color that makes any shaded spot feel intentional.
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21 Underrated Perennials That'll Effortlessly Transform Patchy Garden Areas
Of course you want a full, lush lawn and landscape, but some spots are harder to fill than others. Consider one (or some!) of these perennials to fill the gaps.
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What Is A Vintage Farmhouse Garden (& How To Make One Yourself)
Rhonda Kaiser, author of The Vintage Farmhouse Garden, shares her tips on how to achieve a vintage farmhouse look in the garden while sticking to a budget.
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Why You Should Never Let The Raked Leaves In Your Lawn Pile Up
It is best to bag and compost your raked leaves. Letting the fallen foliage pile up on your lawn can leave you with less than green grass come springtime.
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Avoid Dividing These 14 Herbs At All Costs
Many herbs will survive division just fine. However, there's also a handful that will struggle if ripped apart. Learn which to put on your do not touch list.
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