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  • Person walking a fertilizer spreader across a green lawn

    Should You Water Your Lawn After Fertilizing? Here's What All Homeowners Need To Know

    Fertilizers can improve the health of your lawn by supplying vital nutrients. But without proper application, it's a waste. Here's where water comes into play.

    By Katharine Hansen 3 months ago Read More
  • A person starting a lawn mower

    The Pricey Reason Gas Shouldn't Sit In Your Lawn Mower (And When To Change It)

    After a certain time, gasoline left in your lawn mower can damage the internal parts, leading to costly repairs or even the need for a replacement.

    By Nevena Radulovic 3 months ago Read More
  • pea gravel and stone pathway through a garden

    Here's How To Bring White Pea Gravel Back To Its Original Brilliance

    By cleaning with everyday household staples that have lightening and acidic properties that break down stains, your pea gravel will look good as new.

    By Dianne Wilson 3 months ago Read More
  • A group of young people swimming in a pool at night.

    What To Do If You Find People Using Your Private Pool Without Permission

    Trespassers in your swimming pool could be a potentially dangerous problem that results in legal issues for you, so make sure you take appropriate action.

    By Clara Ngu 3 months ago Read More
  • Hummingbird perched on a branch

    The Long-Lasting Purple-Blue Plant That'll Fill Your Garden With Hummingbirds

    Blooming from spring to fall, this low-maintenance plant will keep your local hummingbirds happily fed right in your garden. Here's how to grow it.

    By Katie Flannery 3 months ago Read More
  • Glass jars with lids sitting in wooden crate

    Don't Toss Old Lids From Jars & Containers, Reuse Them For A Clever Houseplant Hack

    Keeping your houseplants healthy is easier with this clever hack, which uses old lids from jars and containers for an essential part of houseplant care.

    By Becca Cullum-Green 3 months ago Read More
  • A gravel fire pit crackles under a warm sunset

    How To Choose The Best Spot In Your Yard For A Gravel Fire Pit

    To ensure your garden gravel fire pit sees plenty of use, you'll want to consider both safety concerns and practical issues when deciding where to install it.

    By Emily Ray 3 months ago Read More
  • A rock on sandy soil

    The Drought-Tolerant Fruit Tree That Thrives In Rocky Soil

    Rocky soil is often low in nutrients and hard for roots to penetrate, which is why this tree can thrive in it — it has a deep taproot and low nutrient needs.

    By Rhys Lee Hamilton 3 months ago Read More
  • Person holding a tray of store-bought yellow marigold plants

    The Clever Way To Get Endless Blooms Out Of Your Store-Bought Marigold Plant

    Tired of buying store-bought marigold plants every year? Try this clever option that lets you get blooms year after year from a single plant.

    By Charlotte D. Miller 3 months ago Read More
  • Close-up photo of tomatoes on the vine with mold and tomato blight

    Tomato Blight: What It Is And How To Save Your Plants

    Tomato blight is a disease that comes in three different forms, all of which can ruin your plants. Here's how to identify and treat it before it's too late.

    By Magdalena Becker 3 months ago Read More
  • Person spreading granular fertilizer on a plant

    How Long Does Fertilizer Really Last? (And Signs It's Time To Toss It)

    The length of a fertilizer's shelf life depends on the type of fertilizer, from granular to liquid to compost — and some last much longer than others.

    By Jennifer Blair 3 months ago Read More
  • Ants work together to build a bridge between two leaves.

    If Your Garden Is Filled With Ants, A Popular Flower May Be The Culprit

    Ants are often attracted to sweet substances, including the nectar of this very popular garden flower. Here's what to do if you spot them on your plants.

    By Emma Atkinson 3 months ago Read More
  • Close-up of a firefly on a leaf

    9 Best Ways To Attract Fireflies To Your Backyard

    If you love to spot fireflies in your yard at night, you'll want to know what to do to attract more of them and stop their numbers from dwindling.

    By Brandy Eaklor 3 months ago Read More
  • Many ripe and unripe tomatoes growing on a tomato plant.

    The Secret To Thriving Tomato Plants Is Already Sitting In Your Yard

    Tomato plants' needs are no secret; without good light, water, and food, they can't provide you with good produce. Learn how yard waste can help them thrive.

    By Meg Jernigan 3 months ago Read More
  • Home with landscaping

    The Colorful Long-Blooming Shrub That Has No Problem Growing In Clay Soil

    Just because you have clay soil doesn't mean you can't have beautiful blooms -- you just have to choose the right plants. Here's a flowering shrub you'll love.

    By R. A. Fletcher 3 months ago Read More
  • Blue and white irises in bloom.

    Caring For Bearded Irises In Late Summer: Expert Tips From Our Professional Gardener

    If you want beautiful blooms from your bearded irises in the spring, these late summer maintenance tasks are key. Luckily, they're not difficult to do.

    By Peg Aloi 3 months ago Read More
  • Man covers his nose near trees, reacting to a bad smell.

    Why Your Garden's Shrubs Smell Like Cat Pee (And What To Do About It)

    If you walk outside and smell cat urine, it may not be the stray cats. It could be a popular landscaping shrub that has you plugging your nose.

    By Amy Jeanroy 3 months ago Read More
  • Tree branch leaning onto the roof of a house

    How To Remove Trees Rooted On Walls And Roofs The Right Way

    Got a tree whose limbs and branches are moving in too close for comfort? We spoke to an expert who explained how to mitigate the issue sans dangerous chemicals.

    By Trinity Archie 3 months ago Read More
  • Oyster mushrooms growing out of a cardboard box on a table

    The Annoying Downside That Can Come From Growing Mushrooms At Home

    Growing mushrooms can be rewarding, but creating the right growing environment can be challenging, especially if you're dealing with this annoying downside.

    By R. A. Fletcher 3 months ago Read More
  • A closeup of purple asters in bloom

    Why You Should Always Provide Aster Flowers With Stakes

    Support asters, a late-blooming perennial, in your garden with simple techniques that keep their vibrant flowers upright and thriving for pollinators.

    By Hannah Rainey 3 months ago Read More
  • Collection of brown capped mushrooms in a garden

    Does Mowing Mushrooms Actually Get Rid Of Them?

    While some backyard mushrooms are safe to keep, others are dangerous and should be removed promptly. Mowing may seem like a quick fix, but is it effective?

    By Bri Ahearn 3 months ago Read More
  • Closeup of a snake in the grass

    22 Beautiful Plants That Can Help Keep Snakes Out Of Your Yard

    If you're not a big fan of snakes in your yard, here are 22 plants you can grow to help ward them off, either with their scents or physical features.

    By Lisa Davis 3 months ago Read More
  • Tomatoes in a basket close up

    The Disease-Resistant Tomato Variety That's Worth Growing In Your Garden

    This tomato variety is compact, container-friendly, and resilient, making it an excellent choice for gardeners looking for reliable growth and strong yields.

    By Jack Vatsal 3 months ago Read More
  • Old garden tools that are ideal for creating a DIY trellis

    How To Repurpose Old Garden Tools To DIY A Creative Trellis

    A creative DIY trellis adds a customized decoration to your garden while supporting your vining plants. Learn how to make one with repurposed garden tools.

    By Dianne Wilson 3 months ago Read More
  • A green basil plant with long stems

    Why Your Basil Plants Are Getting So Leggy In The Middle Of Summer (And What To Do About It)

    Avoid leggy basil with simple care tips. From soil prep to watering and fertilizing, learn how to keep your plants thriving through the summer season.

    By Meg Jernigan 3 months ago Read More
  • Cornstarch in a bowl.

    Why Some Gardeners Are Adding Cornstarch To Their Pest Sprays. Should You?

    Cornstarch is a popular thickening agent for food but did you know it can also be used to thicken garden products? Find out if this DIY is right for you.

    By Bob Beacham 3 months ago Read More
  • Close-up photograph of rocky soil.

    The Hardy Fruit Tree That Can Happily Grow In Rocky Soil

    Rocky soil doesn’t have to limit your garden. With the right approach and proper plant choice, you can create a thriving and resilient landscape.

    By Allison Conner 3 months ago Read More
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