11 Privacy Fence And Screen Ideas From HGTV Stars
Do you want to add some seclusion to your outdoor space? From adding plantlife to building privacy structures, these HGTV stars have inspiring ideas.
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The Hardy Nut Tree With Lush Foliage That Thrives In Winter Temperatures
Nut trees are typically large, lush, and perhaps best of all, provide edible harvests. This nut tree has the added benefit of easily surviving cold weather.
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If You Want More Owls In Your Yard, Plant These These Types Of Trees
By planting the right trees in your yard, you can help owls hide, rest, and hunt easily, and in turn you'll get to enjoy spotting these feathered friends.
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The Pretty Purple Perennial That Supports Pollinators & Butterflies In Your Yard
Pollinator gardens don't just attract pretty insects for you to admire. They support local ecosystems, provided you grow plants butterflies actually like.
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The Stunning, Cold-Hardy Tree That Provides Birds Shelter During Winter
Providing a welcoming habitat for birds in winter is as easy as planting cold-hardy trees that will provide much-needed shelter during that chilly weather.
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Can An Old Tree Stump Lead To A Termite Infestation? Here's What We Know
Concerned that old tree stump might invite termites onto your property? Learn the risks, prevention tips, removal options, and DIY ideas to protect your home.
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The Fragrant Native Shrub That Attracts Birds To Your Yard & Acts As A Privacy Fence
Planting native shrubs in your garden is a sure-fire way to attract lots of different birds. Here's a fragrant one that can also double as a privacy screen.
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Is Your Joshua Tree Blooming Early? Why That's A Bad Sign You Can't Ignore
Joshua trees normally bloom after February, but if you're seeing early blossoms, you might be dealing with a more serious environmental issue.
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16 Plants To Prune In February For A Healthy & Vibrant Spring Garden
Timing the pruning of your plants right is vital to their health. These are the flowering vines and lush bushes you should be cutting back in February.
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7 Beautiful And Rare Plants You Can Only See In The Wild In Hawaii
Hawaii is home to some of the most rare and stunning plants in the world. They may be uncommon and wild, but there are lookalikes you can grow at home.
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The Deer-Resistant Evergreen Shrub That Makes The Perfect Privacy Hedge
Deer, while cute, can be pests in the garden, especially when they're nibbling on your favorite plants. Keep them out with this dense and unappetizing conifer.
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Think Twice Before Growing This Pollinator Attracting Shrub
It's a treat for pollinators like ladybugs and butterflies to visit your garden. While shrubs can lure them in, some plant species cause more harm than good.
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Hide An Outdoor Siding Eyesore With A Landscaping Upgrade
Siding, whether it's damaged, dirty, mismatched, or even just starkly plain, doesn't need to be an eyesore. Hide it with this smart upgrade to your landscaping.
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Don't Prune Your Fruit Tree And Shade Tree The Same Way. Here's Why
Pruning is an essential garden chore for healthy trees, and you may assume that fruit and shade trees have the same pruning requirements, but they don't.
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Effectively Kill A Tree Stump In Your Yard With A Clever Solution
Sometimes, you chop down a tree and the remaining stump keeps sprouting. Kill it using a highly affordable product you may already have and some power tools.
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Will Removing A Tree Stump Prevent Root Suckers? Here's What You Should Know
Our master gardener knows root suckers are a major pain, and she shares if removing a tree stump can prevent them. Here's what she says you need to know.
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Should You Remove A Tree Stump Before It Rots? Here's What We Know
Some people think tree stumps are whimsical, while others hate them. Leaving it to rot in place has pros and cons, as does removing it. Which is right for you?
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Hawaiians Should Kill This Tropical Invasive Pest On Sight (It Can Cause So Much Damage)
These pests have been wreaking havoc on Hawaii's vegetation, and palm trees in particular. If you spot one, don't let it go — bag it, freeze it, and report it.
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Sick Of Traditional Hedges? This Alternative Creates Privacy And Attracts Birds
Looking for privacy with a biodiversity benefit? Ditch the formal hedges and grow this mix that will provide berries, seeds, and insects for the birds.
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As A Home Gardener For 20 Years, I See One Garden Trend That's Actually Worth Following
Just like in interior design, garden trends come and go, but some stand the test of time. Here's one that will benefit everyone in the family.
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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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