The Green-And-Gold Ground Cover That'll Thrive In Your Sunny Garden
In the right environmental conditions, this green-and-gold groundcover shrub can bring beauty to your garden all throughout the year -- yes, even in the winter.
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How To Use Mulch To Make Tree Stump Removal Even Easier
Got an ugly tree stump hanging around? This surprisingly simple mulch trick makes stump removal way easier than you’d expect — no heavy tools, no headaches.
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Winter Is The Best Time To Graft The Fruit Tree In Your Yard - Here's How To Do It
While winter may not seem like the time to garden, it's the best time to graft fresh fruit trees in your yard. Here's what you'll need and the steps to follow.
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The Stunning Evergreen Tree That Can Easily Tolerate Poor Soil
If the soil in your yard isn't ideal, there's no need to worry as there are plants you can grow, such as this evergreen tree, that won't make a fuss.
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Winter Pruning Tool Essentials For A Thriving Spring And Summer Landscape
Pruning during winter is an ideal time to rid your plants of any unwanted parts before spring and summer come, and these are the tools you need to do just that.
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Bark Beetles: What Are They And How You Can Protect Your Tree
If you spot tiny holes and piles of sawdust on your tree, bark beetles could be the culprit. Unfortunately, the solution isn’t as simple as spraying them.
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The Fruit Tree You Should Propagate Indoors This Winter For A Head Start On Spring
It's not too early to get started nurturing some new trees. In fact, one fruit species does spectacularly when propagated indoors from cuttings.
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10 Ways To Hide The Eyesore Of A Tree Stump (Without Removing It)
Unsightly tree stumps in your yard aren't as easy to remove as the tree itself, so consider upgrading their look with some of these creative ideas.
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Can Severe Winter Weather Cause Trees To Explode? Here's What We Found
Should you add exploding trees to the many unpleasant surprises that come with extreme cold or is it just another myth? Here's what we know.
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How To Prune An Apricot Tree For A Thriving Plant & Better Fruit Production
It seems counter-intuitive, but cutting back apricot trees can actually lead to more fruit production. Learn when, where, and how to prune your apricot tree.
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8 Pruning Myths To Stop Believing
Pruning is an essential task that every gardener will perform regularly, but when it comes to proper pruning, there are certain myths you shouldn't believe.
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Nursery Vs Garden Center: Which One Better Suits Your Gardening Needs?
Whether you're searching for native plants or budget-friendly favorites, our Master Gardener explains when to shop at a nursery versus a garden center.
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The Planting Error That's Attracting Unwanted Birds Too Close To Your Home
Even though you may welcome the sight of birds enjoying your edible gardening efforts, it could also be the reason why their droppings are all over your patio.
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The Delicious Fruit You Can Grow Hydroponically Indoors
Tried your hand at indoor hydroponics? You probably grew leafy greens or maybe tomatoes. Actually, if you get the right system, you can grow berries, too.
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What Everyone Gets Wrong About Pruning An Evergreen Tree
When you're out in the yard pruning your trees, you might be tempted to spruce up your evergreens while you're at it, but that would be a huge mistake.
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When Should You Remove Your Old Tree Stump? Jury's Out, But Here's Our Two Cents
Getting rid of the stump is the hard part of any tree removal process and while there's no consensus on the best time to do it, here's what we think.
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The Plant With Striking Foliage You Should Think Twice About Growing Indoors
This plant makes a beautiful, striking shrub outdoors, but indoors, it's notorious for being a diva with its heat, moisture, and light requirements.
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11 Different Types Of Bird Feeders (& The Species They Best Attract)
Birdwatching is oh so relaxing, but you don't always want to travel for it. Bring all the birds to your yard instead with these bird feeders.
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Say Goodbye To Pests Around Your Fruit Tree With The Help Of This Oil
This type of oil is intended to be sprayed during winter or early spring to prevent pest problems for your fruit trees during the growing season.
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The Flower With Year-Round Color That Makes The Perfect Driveway Border
Driveway garden borders are challenging. The soil dries out quickly beside the hot concrete, killing annuals. Try a hardy perennial you plant once and forget.
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12 Old-School Gardening Habits It's Time To Let Go Of
These old-school methods of garden maintenance may be ingrained in your habits, but it's time to let them go in favor of healthier planting practices.
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The Popular Flowering Tree With Stunning Bark That Lights Up Your Yard In Winter
When you're looking for plants for your landscape, you probably think about blooms and foliage, but here's a shrubby tree that provides winter interest, too.
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Winter Is The Best Time To Prune Your Forsythia Shrub - Here's The Best Way To Do It
If you want your forsythia shrub to grow bushy and big, you'll need to regularly prune it in the winter. Here are some guidelines for doing so.
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Say Goodbye To Mice In Your Garden With The Help Of This Kitchen Herb
There are signs mice are visiting your garden. If you don't want to use traps, you may be able to make your garden impenetrable by planting one specific herb.
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14 Plants To Prune In Late Winter For Healthy, Vibrant Summer Growth
For many plants, pruning in late winter can ruin your flower display. But for these summer bloomers, it’ll have the opposite effect — here’s why.
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Prune This Flowering Tree In Winter For A Stunning Display Of Blooms & Berries
In cooler regions with low humidity, one native tree offers stunning blooms with edible fruit beloved by wildlife. Here's how to prune this compact specimen.
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Michigan Just Joined The List Banning The Japanese Barberry Shrub: Is Your State Next?
The Japanese barberry shrub is known as an invasive plant throughout the United States. Some states have banned it and ordered its removal, including Michigan.
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