You might be drawn to this popular landscaping tree to buffer road noise or gain more privacy, but planting it in your yard may increase your home's fire risk.
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From a distance Bradford pears and dogwoods look similar, but these trees have distinct traits that can help you distinguish the invasive tree from a native.
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Planning ahead is the key to a healthy garden that thrives all season. When you're mapping out your garden, be sure you're avoiding this common mistake.
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By growing a variety of plants that provide food and shelter for hummingbirds, you'll attract more to your yard. Here's a shrub they'll love.
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Some trees tolerate damp soil better than others. While You'll want to avoid many species in spots that hold some water, this tree thrives in these conditions.
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There are many factors that contribute to how long it takes for fruit trees to start producing. Here's what to expect depending on the type of tree you have.
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There are some downsides to synthetic fertilizers. Luckily, there are many budget-friendly natural options available at the store or in your kitchen.
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If you want to make the most of your boxwood-based privacy fence, you need to follow a few planting rules to achieve success and elegance.
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Planting fruit trees in your yard is a great way to elevate your home's surroundings, but some fruit trees, such as this popular one, could stink everything up.
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Whether you already have a crabapple tree or are thinking about getting one, making sure to avoid certain mistakes can dramatically improve your experience.
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If physical space limitations have kept you from your dreams of planting berries in your yard, you'll be excited to know there's an easy solution.
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Just like all plants, birch trees need to have specific conditions before they will flourish. This is the best type of soil to grow your birches in.
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Moss and lichen may grow on solid, undisturbed surfaces, such as trees on your property. And though they aren't necessarily bad, you can remove them.
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Add some life to your front yard. This unique and vibrant berried bush is an excellent landscaping option that'll make your space more interesting and vibrant.
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If you're searching for a tree that can act as a privacy screen, there's one pick that might seem like a good option, but that you should actually avoid.
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If you're looking forward to growing fruit trees in your yard, don't stop at apples. Check out this low-maintenance pear variety that's pretty easy to grow.
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When it comes to adding color to your garden edges and borders, a blooming shrub can make the difference. But which one will enhance your landscape the best?
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When adding a new tree to your yard, you may have noticed that some come with wire baskets. Here's how to know if you should remove them or not.
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Trader Joe's has brought back its beloved miniature olive trees -- here's how to get your hands on one and help it grow once you take it home.
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You don't need an orchard to grow your own fruit. There are many types of fruit trees that can be grown in containers, including this self-pollinating tree.
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From the kitchen to the bathroom and everywhere in between, natural loofah sponges are endlessly useful. Here is the best time to grow yours from seed.
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As appealing as they may seem, bird feeders come with some significant downsides. But there are some great natural alternatives to keep your feathered friends.
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A stunning tree in your yard can not only boost curb appeal but also increase your property's value, and this low-maintenance tree is a great option.
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There's a lot to consider when choosing a tree to plant in your Midwestern yard, but you'll want to make sure this species doesn't feature on your list.
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Enjoy a variety of feathered friends visiting your yard when you grow several types of roses in your garden. Learn which roses offer food and shelter for birds.
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Love the look of the red yucca? Try out these similar plants for a more varied aesthetic in your garden while still attracting plenty of hummingbirds.
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This shrub blooms throughout winter and early spring, then adorns your yard with vibrant foliage all summer before turning yellow as fall arrives.
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