The Leaf-Raking Mistake That Creates The Perfect Environment For Mold Growth
When raking leaves, it's important to remember how mold and mildew grows. Consider avoiding this common mistake to prevent long-term issues caused by mold.
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The Flowering Plant That Can Bring A Pop Of Color To A Shade Garden
It's rare to find flowering plants that are tolerant of shade, but this pick can bring a burst of pretty purple blooms to more covered areas in your garden.
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How To Train Pumpkin Vines For Strong & Stable Plants
Pumpkin vines sometimes require extra effort, as their fruit can be large and heavy. It's important to learn how to train your pumpkin vines for great results.
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How To Identify An Invasive Plant: 8 Traits That Give Them Away
Invasive plants can be difficult to identify unless you know what you're looking for. Be sure to check for these eight traits as you comb your yard.
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The Fast-Climbing Plant That Adds Vibrant Color To Your Ugly Fence
There's an easy way to add visual interest and color to your ugly backyard fence with this climbing plant that will quickly grow and spread.
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The Timing Tip You Should Know Before You Take Cuttings From Your Evergreen Plants
Evergreen plants can be propagated with cuttings. Knowing the difference between softwood, semi-ripe, and hardwood cuttings improves the chances of success.
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How To Choose An Olive Pit For The Best Chance Of Growing A Successful Tree
Yes, you can grow olive trees from pits — but no, you can't just use your leftover pits from grocery store olives. Here's what to look for instead.
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The Planting Mistake That Is Hurting The Health Of Your Tree
This common tree planting mistake with the root flare limits the air circulation the roots receive, making the tree more susceptible to disease and death.
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Barack And Michelle's Vineyard Home Will Blow You Away
With views of the Atlantic ocean, Barack and Michelle Obama's estate on Martha's Vineyard is out of a fairytale. Here's a look inside the stunning residence.
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The Most Impressive, Underrated Tree You Should Be Planting In Your Yard
Hardy in most USDA zones, this deciduous beauty certainly lives up to its regal name, with early springtime white blooms and colorful autumn leaves.
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This Aggressive Vine Needs Pruning In October To Keep It From Taking Over
Many plants come with pros and cons. Although this vine has a lot to offer environmentally, it needs to be pruned carefully to keep it from spreading too far.
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7 Berries You Can Plant In Fall For An Abundant Fruit Harvest In The Spring
If you're looking forward to tasty berries in the spring, you'll need to plant some in the fall. These fruits will reward you then with a little work now.
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14 Gorgeous Small Tree Varieties To Instantly Elevate Your Curb Appeal
Landscaping is a proven way to increase curb appeal and, in turn, your home's value. Keep the upgrade simple and stylish with one of these compact trees.
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If Your Garden Soil Is One Of These Colors, You Might Have A Problem On Your Hands
The best garden soils are usually a rich brown or tan shade. However, these other colors indicate your soil is not getting the elements it needs.
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9 Tree Species You Can Trim Back In October Before Cold Weather Settles In
October is the perfect time for doing some tree pruning for many species because there's time for them to heal before the harsh winter cold arrives.
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The Hydrangea Variety You Should Plant For Gorgeous Color In The Fall
Hydrangeas are often touted as a flashy spring and summer flower, but this variety may maintain its blooms into fall and has foliage in rich autumnal hues.
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Can You Trim A Neighbor's Landscaping From Your Yard?
Landscaping has always been a common source of conflict among neighbors. We’ll explain what you can legally do and how to politely go about it.
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The Essential Fall Task That Will Help Your Fruit Tree Survive Winter
You might think that you can put away your gardening tools when winter comes along. But if you have a fruit tree, you'll need to prep for the cold a bit more.
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Add Big Curb Appeal To Even The Smallest Of Yards With One Simple Tree
If you have a small yard, you can still add a very impactful tree to your space. This species is slow-growing but easy to maintain and packs a visual punch.
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The Delicious Fruit Tree You Can Grow From Cuttings For Endless Produce
Most trees require grafting for propagation, but there's another option that you can more easily propagate from cuttings for delicious berries.
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The Hardy Shrub That Explodes With Gorgeous Pink Blooms In October
If your garden is starting to look a bit drab once summer is over, there's one easy-to-grow shrub you might want to plant for stunning pink flowers in October.
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Can This Counterintuitive Gardening Practice Help Fruit Trees Thrive?
This odd gardening hack purportedly helps improve fruit tree harvests. But will the alleged benefits outweigh the risks? Here's what we know.
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The Flower You Should Plant Around Trees To Help Deter Boxelder Bugs
Boxelder bugs are pests that can invade homes and feed on the plants in your garden. Help repel them naturally by planting these flowers around trees.
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16 Of The Best Ground Covers To Plant Under Shade Trees In Your Garden Or Yard
Filling the area under a shady tree with foliage and flowers can be tricky. However, these ground covers can add visual interest, even in deep shade.
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Leaves From A Neighbor's Tree Falling Into Your Yard? This Is Who's Really Responsible
If your neighbor's tree is making a mess of your yard with fallen leaves, here's who is legally responsible and what you are able to do about it.
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The Fast-Growing Fruit You Can Plant And Grow In The Fall
This fast-growing shrub produces edible fruit. Plant it in the fall so it can establish itself and begin growing in the spring. Soon, you'll have fresh berries.
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If This Pink Perennial Shows Up In Your Yard, Yank It—it's An Invasive Weed
The delicate foliage and pretty pink flowers of this shrub may convince you it's a welcome addition to the garden, but it should be removed immediately.
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