Mistakes Everyone Makes When Moving A Christmas Cactus Outdoors
Letting your Christmas cactus spend the summer outdoors can help it flourish, but it's important to avoid some very common mistakes during the moving process.
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Ward Off Unwanted Ticks With An Easy Essential Oil Hack
Keep pesky ticks at bay naturally with an essential oil hack! Find out the most effective oils and blends for a chemical-free defense outdoors.
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12 Perennial Plants That Will Bring Timeless Beauty To The Garden For Years
Want a sea of flowers and foliage that you don't need to replant? These long-lived perennials will endure for many years to come, some even lasting decades!
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The Spot Gardeners Should Avoid When Planting Lavender
As long as you grow it in the right place, lavender is generally a low-maintenance plant. Find out which spot to avoid when planting it in your garden.
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This Dollar Tree Hack Turns A Drying Rack Into A Genius Garden Work Station
Transform a Dollar Tree drying rack into the ultimate garden workstation! This genius hack keeps your space clean and mess-free while you work.
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Why Lavender And Basil Make A Bad Gardening Pair
Lavender and basil might seem like a natural pairing, but it's unlikely that these two easy-to-grow plants will thrive when placed next to each other.
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The Hanging Fixture That Brings More Greenery To Your Kitchen Without Taking Up Surface Space
While greenery can help liven up a kitchen, it can also take up too much counter space. Discover a hanging solution that will solve this problem.
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Attract Birds And Butterflies With A Self-Seeding Flower That Regrows Itself Each Year
This native flower has delicate clusters of violet, lilac, and lavender blooms that will bring birds, butterflies, and other pollinators to your garden.
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The 8 Houseplants You Should Be Bottom Watering (And The 7 Ones You Shouldn't)
Not every plant needs bottom watering. Find out eight houseplants that do well with this watering method and seven that might be better off without it.
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The Long-Blooming Flower People Are Planting To Repel Ticks (And If It Actually Works)
Chemical pest repellents can be harmful, so many gardeners are turning to natural alternatives like planting flowers believed to deter ticks. But can this work?
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27 Herbs You Should Grow To Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Garden
Using flowers to attract hummingbirds is nothing new, but if you want to get more creative with your picks, consider planting herbs instead.
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The Cape Honeysuckle Variety That's Perfect For Containers
If you're a fan of cape honeysuckle but want a more limited way to grow the fast-spreading plant, this variety is perfect for growing in containers.
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Why Do Squirrels Really Lay Down Flat When It's Hot Outside?
If you spot a squirrel laying flat on its stomach outside in the dead of summer, don't worry. The squirrel is using the ground to regulate its body heat.
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The Beautiful Flowering Ground Cover You Should Plant To Keep Pesky Weeds At Bay
Mulch and landscape fabric are common solutions for keeping weeds out of your garden, but there's a beautiful ground cover that can also get the job done.
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Skip The Landscape Fabric And Use This Alternative Instead
While landscape fabric is a common tool for suppressing weeds, there are a lot of downsides to using it. Here's what you might want to try instead.
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Who Is Responsible For Storm Damage Tree Removal?
To find out if homeowners insurance covers the cost of storm damage tree removal, we spoke exclusively to attorney and law professor Danny Karon.
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Not All Plastic Is Equal In Gardening. Here's The Scoop On Which Plastics To Avoid
Some types of plastic simply aren't equipped to handle the same conditions as our plants. Here's how to tell which plastics to avoid using in your garden.
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The Easy And Affordable Solution For Getting Rid Of Ant Hills In Your Yard
If ant mounds are popping up all over your yard, D-Fense Dust is an inexpensive, easy-to-use product that can eliminate the pests without damaging your grass.
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Does The Strong Smell Of Fritillaries Actually Keep Pests Away? What You Should Know
Fritillaries are perennials with yellow, red, or orange flowers, some of which have a strong fragrance. Do they keep pests out of your garden?
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The Stunning Shade-Loving Plant That Will Be A Hummingbird Magnet In Your Garden
Plants usually require sunshine to produce flowers, but if you want to attract hummingbirds with pretty blooms in a shady spot, this plant could be perfect.
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20 Houseplants That Will Thrive In Your Sunny Kitchen
A bright kitchen window is the perfect spot for some greenery, but it's important to choose plant varieties that will thrive in those specific conditions.
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The Front Yard Layout That Will Boost Your Home's Curb Appeal
Boosting your home's curb appeal doesn't have to be difficult. With this simple change to your front your layout, you create an appealing look.
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Decor That Will Bring Your Vintage Garden Party To Life
So you want to have a vintage garden party, and now you have to think about decorations. Luckily, there are plenty of easy ways to bring your gathering to life.
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The Smart Container Gardening Tip That Keeps Herbs Healthy
When growing herbs, you'll want to ensure the best soil health; after all, you will be eating them. This smart container tip keeps them healthy.
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10 Beautiful Flowers You'll Wish You Planted Near Your Tomatoes Sooner
Whether your tomato plants need a trap crop, a pollinator-magnet, or just a flower that grows well beside them, our list of companion plants has you covered.
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Here's How To Choose The Right Outdoor Solar Light For Your Needs
Solar outdoor lights are great for the environment and your energy bill, but which type is best suited to your home? Understand the pros and cons of each type.
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25 Aquatic Plants You Should Add To Your Natural Water Features
Is your water feature lacking color and texture? Planting a few aquatic plants in and around the water may add the unique charm you've been looking for.
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