Gardener Shares Photo Of Clever Way They're Using An Old Wine Rack: 'What An Awesome Idea'
Think wine racks are only for bottles? This clever twist reveals a space-saving idea that blends creativity with greenery in a whole new way.
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The Sunflower Variety That You Should Be Ditching (And What To Plant Instead)
Bright blooms don’t always mean a better garden and one specific type of sunflower could be making your yard harder to manage instead of easier.
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8 Vines That Double As Ground Covers To Suppress Weeds
There are countless types of groundcovers, from ornamental grasses, to low-growing herbs. Here's another option you might consider for weed suppression: vines.
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How To Identify Spotted Lanternfly Egg Masses & Get Rid Of The Invasive Insect For Good
The spotted lanternfly is an invasive garden pest in many parts of the U.S. To deal with the insect at its root, you need to know what the eggs look like.
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13 Companion Plants You Can Grow With Chrysanthemum Flowers For A Thriving Fall Garden
Chrysanthemums are a quintessential autumn flower, and some types bloom year after year. Plant them with these companions for a beautiful garden display.
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The Hardy Ground Cover That'll Carpet Your Garden With Stunning Flowers
This cultivar of a popular ground cover will make your garden look like it's covered in gorgeous snow in the spring. Plus, it's tough and drought-tolerant.
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Whatever Happened To First Saturday Lime Insect Repellent After Shark Tank Season 11?
Ever wondered what happened to First Saturday Lime after their adorable family appeared on "Shark Tank" season 11? Here's everything you need to know.
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Upcycle An Old Baking Sheet Into A Handy Garden Tool. Here's How
Your old baking sheet may have seen its last batch of cookies, but it can serve a new purpose in the garden to easily transport young seedlings.
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How To Spot And Get Rid Of Field Ants
Do you know how to recognize one of the most common types of ants in the U.S.? Field ants could be hiding under your nose, ruining the beauty of your backyard.
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12 Perennial Plants To Avoid Pruning In The Fall At All Costs
Pruning is necessary for many perennials as they begin to fade, but these plants could be damaged by the process or even die as a result of the cooler weather.
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Don't Throw Out That Banana Peel - Put It In Your Freezer For Your Future Garden. Here's Why
Instead of throwing out your banana peels, try freezing them. Keeping the peels this way preserves their nutrients so you can later use them in the garden.
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Prevent Magnolia Trees From Leaving A Mess With A Simple Task You Can Manage
Instead of wasting tons of times raking the fallen leaves of your magnolia tree, try this quick landscaping hack that will benefit your lawn.
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Meet 'Scarlet Sunrise', The New Type Of Tomato Developed By New Jersey Researchers
The newly developed 'Scarlet Sunrise' tomato will be a promising new addition to home gardens due to it's exceptional flavor and crack-resistance.
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Can Cream Of Tartar Kill The Powdery Mildew On Your Garden Plants? Here's What To Know
Cream of tartar is one kitchen ingredient that's been touted as a solution for fungal issues, but this acidic substance may not actually stand up to the task.
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Growing This Pretty Perennial Flower Comes With A Surprisingly Tasty Perk
It's common to choose flowers for their appearance and compatibility with your climate, but this gorgeous perennial offers a tasty bonus.
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12 Of The Fastest Growing Grass Seeds For A Luscious Lawn In No Time
Want a lush new lawn on the double? These fast-growing cool- and warm-season grass seeds are quick to germinate, helping to out-compete weed competition.
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Don't Throw Out Broken Mugs, Try This Whimsical DIY Project Instead
Instead of tossing broken mugs into the trash, upcycle them into a whimsical container to add to your garden or windowsill with lots of customization options.
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One Reason Why Your Hanging Basket Flowers Aren't Thriving
Hanging baskets add texture and color to your room without taking up table or shelf space. However, many varieties are sensitive, which requires special care.
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How To Adjust Your Lawn Mower's Blades For The Healthiest Grass
From the time of year to the type of grass, there are several factors that could determine the best mower height to keep your lawn healthy and lush.
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The Summer Lawn Fungus That Makes Turfgrass Look Patchy
Yellow patches of turfgrass can happen for many reasons, including heat, grubs, watering issues, and diseases... Or this fungus could be the culprit.
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The Stunning Mississippi Garden With 700 Acres And Thriving Wildlife
HGTV named a garden in each state to visit. The selection for Mississippi is full of wildlife and plants native to the state with many trails and exhibits.
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The Old-Time Method For Preventing Blossom End Rot That's Sitting In Your Medicine Cabinet
If your fruit plants have suffered from blossom end rot in the past, it's time to check your home's medicine cabinet for a simple cure that will save them.
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11 Companion Plants To Pair With Daylilies In The Fall For A Stunning Spring Garden
Some of these companion plants for daylilies will attract pollinators and birds, while others provide complementary colorful blooms and strong fragrance.
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21 Varieties Of The Tallest Sunflowers You Can Grow In The Garden
Sunflowers generally reach good heights, but if you're looking for a showstopping type that will tower over your yard, try one of these extra-tall varieties.
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The Best Way To Propagate Hibiscus Cuttings For Endless Free Plants
There are a few ways to propagate a beautiful hibiscus plant for yourself or to share with a loved one, but you'll have the most success with this method.
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The Annoying Weed You Should Actually Keep Alive In Your Lawn
Some weeds have pros that outweigh the cons. Find out which nutrient-rich weed has beautiful blooms, protects the soil, and kills other less helpful weeds.
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The Reason Your Houseplants Are Leaning (& The Easy Way To Fix It)
If your snake plant is slanting or your calathea is crooked, it could be a sign that you need to alter your houseplant care regime so that they grow straight.
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