The Harmful Practice Taking Over America's Lawns And How To Fix It In Your Yard
What looks like a neatly manicured yard at face value may be full of unseen damage. Luckily, it's not difficult to repair before it's too late.
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Fertilizing Your Garden During A Heat Wave Is A Big Mistake - Here's Why
During a heat wave, fertilizing your wilted plants should be the last thing on your mind. Avoid this mistake by learning how your plants respond to heat.
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Are Coffee Grounds The Secret Hack To Thriving Gardenias? Here's What We Know
Some gardeners claim that used coffee ground can help gardenias thrive. But is it really so? We take a look at the science behind these claims.
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Want More Wildlife In Your Yard? Here's The Ground Cover That Will Bring Them In
For those who want to create a landscape full of native plants, finding the right groundcover can be a challenge. This vine is helpful for humans and wildlife.
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The Bamboo Variety That Won't Invade Your Yard And Double As A Gorgeous Privacy Screen
Many bamboo varieties are invasive, meaning you won't want them in your yard. This exception, however, will provide a gorgeous privacy screen.
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27 Varieties Of Trees That Grow Happily In Garden Containers
Cultivating trees in a container garden might seem impossible, but there are plenty of varieties that are the perfect size for a pot on the patio.
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Avoid Pruning Daphne Shrubs In Summer - Here's Why
Before you break out those pruning shears, here's why you shouldn't prune daphne shrubs in the summer and if you should prune this shrub at all.
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7 Fast Growing Shade Trees To Cool Off A Hot Backyard
Looking for relief from the sun? These seven fast-growing shade trees are perfect for creating a cooler, more comfortable backyard in a short time.
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Add Beauty To Sunny Spots In Your Yard With A Flowering Tree That Birds Love
Are you looking to add a small flowering tree to your yard? This one not only looks gorgeous with its winter blooms but also attracts birds and pollinators.
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Invite Hummingbirds To Your Garden By Planting This Gorgeous Flower
Hummingbirds appreciate having a variety of flowers from which to choose. This beautiful, warm weather bush produces orange, tubular flowers in the fall.
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19 Drought-Tolerant Herbs You Can Grow Together For A Thriving Garden
Drought-tolerant gardens are perfect for areas that you can't (or don't want to) water. These herbs can be combined to create the perfect waterwise landscape.
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Don't Overlook This Space When Planning Your Yard's Landscaping
One of the best ways to improve the appearance of your home's exterior is with landscaping. When planning out your yard, don't forget about this space.
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The Garden Trick That Makes Even Simple Spaces Look Luxurious
You don't need professional landscaping experience or to hire a landscaper to add a luxurious look to your landscape. You just need a few clever tricks.
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Plants In Your Home And Garden That Don't Like Potato Water As A Fertilizer
As with any fertilizer, potato water is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Stick with plain water to avoid stressing these plants, whether indoors or outside.
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The Long-Living Alternative To Invasive Japanese Spirea
Japanese spirea is a vibrant, blooming shrub, but it's also invasive. However, you can enjoy lifelong gorgeous flowers from this native shrub instead.
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Why Do Deer Eat Some Hydrangeas But Not Others?
If deer in your yard consistently browse your hydrangea blooms but not your neighbor's, you might wonder why. The reason is likely simpler than you think.
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The Popular Flower You Won't Want In Your Yard If You're Trying To Keep Deer Away
This pretty flower is a favorite among gardeners, and unfortunately, deer too. The herbivores love snacking on this plant and it could lure them into your yard.
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The Beautiful Yet Invasive Vine You Should Think Twice About Planting In Your Garden
Not every beautiful plant deserves a spot in your garden. This pretty vine has one too many problems that can wreak havoc in your outdoor space.
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The Low-Maintenance Flower That's A Gorgeous Alternative To Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas are beautiful, but they can be pretty picky about soil and sun conditions. If you love the look, but need something tougher, this bush is for you.
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What To Know About Invasive Spotted Lantern Flies To Keep Them Out Of Your Yard
The spotted lanternfly is spreading across the United States, damaging crops and plants. Learn how to identify the pests and remove them from your property.
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The Beautiful Tree With Long-Lasting Blooms That'll Make Your Yard A Hummingbird Haven
Can you have too many hummingbird-attracting trees? We don't think so! Here's another to add to your list of beautiful blooms that attract hummers.
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Here's What It Means If You See A Black Bag In A Tree
A black bag hanging in a tree doesn't necessarily mean the wind blew it there. Here's what it's used for and what you should do if you see one.
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Can Ninebark Grow In A Container? These Varieties Are Ideal
Ninebark is a great shrub for any garden - it provides year-round beautiful foliage and wildlife loves it. Here are the varieties you can grow in a container.
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The Popular Garden Tree You Had No Idea You Could Propagate
This popular backyard tree doesn't have to be started from seed. Here's how to propagate it from cuttings and add beauty to your garden.
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10 Reasons To Reconsider Growing The Popular Ground Cover English Ivy
English ivy may give you that quintessential whimsical look, but is it worth it? As it turns out, it can be harmful to your plants, house, and your health.
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Hide Your Fence Line In Style With These Low-Maintenance Evergreen Shrubs
If you want a fence that's out of sight and out of mind, try covering it up with evergreen shrubs. These low-maintenance varieties are ideal for a natural look.
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If You See Orange Paint On A Tree, This Is What It Means
It's not unusual to see paint marks on trees in wooded areas and orange markings, specifically, indicate what landowners plan to do with such trees.
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