The Delicate Flowering Plant That Can Help Block Out Weeds In Your Garden
Pulling weeds is a relentless task that many gardeners dread, but there's a flowering plant to consider as a ground cover which may help suppress weed growth.
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This Flowering Tree Is Gorgeous, But It Has An Odor Like A Rotting Corpse
This gorgeous flowering tree is famous for its beauty, and it also happens to be infamous for its distinct, sickly sweet stench. Is the stink worth it?
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Attract Goldfinches With A Garden Shrub Full Of Scrumptious Seeds
Sure, you can buy birdseed, but why get from the store what you can grow for pennies with the added benefit of beautiful summer color in your garden?
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The Benefits Of Pruning Your Blueberry Bushes In Summer (& How To Do It)
Summer might just be the right time to trim your blueberry bushes. We spoke to a garden designer about the benefits of summer pruning for better blueberries.
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20 Perennial Plants To Add To Your Yard To Attract Birds Year-Round
Many perennial plants can benefit bird species year-round. From making safe winter homes to providing sustenance, birds want these plants in your yard.
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Evergreen Tree Varieties That Thrive In Acidic Soil
Looking for the right trees to plant in your acidic soil? Look no further than these evergreen trees which thrive in soil with a pH of less than 6.5.
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The Citrus Tree That Drew Scott From The Property Brothers Recommends For Backyards
If you want to jazz up your backyard with some fragrant citrus trees capable of producing delicious fruit, Drew Scott thinks one choice is better than the rest.
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Bring More Birds To Your Yard With This Stunning Fruit-Bearing Tree
Learn how to attract a variety of birds to your garden with a serviceberry tree. Explore planting and maintenance tips for this flowering, fruit-bearing gem.
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The Purple Flowering Tree That Monarch Butterflies Are Drawn To
Not only are monarch butterflies beautiful, they're also important pollinators. To lead them into your garden, try planting this purple flowering tree.
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Sweeten Your Garden With The Cookies And Cream Flowering Shrub That Hummingbirds Love
Hibiscus plants come in many shapes and forms, but for those looking for a unique hardy hibiscus to add to the landscape, this one is truly mouth-watering.
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The Hearty Vine That Cascades Beautifully In Long Flower Boxes
Elevate your long flower boxes with this beautiful, cascading vine that is easy to grow, low-maintenance, and comes in several varieties and colors.
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One Reason Your Crepe Myrtle Tree Isn't Flowering (& Tips To Fix It)
We love crepe myrtles for their ability to provide stunning blooms from summer to fall, but if your trees aren't performing as they should, this may be why.
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Common Shade Trees That Can Help Lower Your AC Bill In The Summer
Whether you live in a hotter or cooler climate, there are easy-to-grow shade trees that can help cool your home in summer with minimal upkeep.
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Do Trees Really Need Fertilizers? Essential Tips To Help Them Grow
Discover essential tips for if your trees need fertilizing. Learn how and when to properly fertilize trees and promote healthy growth in your garden.
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The Beautiful Lemon Tree You Can Grow All Year Round With No Issue
This lemon tree can be grown not only outdoors but also indoors if you live in a colder climate. Here's how to grow it and keep it happy year round.
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The Notorious Weed That Could Tank Your Home's Value Before You Sell
Weeds are present in most yards. But one particular invasive weed is so bad, it can damage your house's resale value, according to this real estate expert.
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Why Your Climbing Roses Will Thank You For Not Pruning Them This Summer
If you forgot to prune your climbing roses earlier in the year, it may be tempting to do it during the summer months, but here's why you shouldn't.
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Fruit And Berry Trees To Grow In Your Yard That Birds Love
If you want to attract birds to your yard, these fruit and berry trees are sure to do it. Find out more about them, including any potential drawbacks.
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Reuse A Shepherd's Hook For A DIY Garden Trellis On A Budget
If you have a spare shepherd's hook, consider using it to create a plant trellis in your garden. This DIY idea is great for growing beans or peas.
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What To Consider Before Choosing The Right Tree For Your Front Yard
We spoke master arborist John Snow to get expert advice about what homeowners should know before planting a tree in their front yards.
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White Spots On Your Crepe Myrtle Tree? Here's What It Means & What To Do
White spots on your crepe myrtle tree may just look like light mold or lichen, but it may be a sign of a bigger issue that sinister and damaging.
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Is TikTok's Seed Soaking Trick The Key To Growing Prosperous Pomegranate Trees?
Sometimes TikTok leads us to amazing ideas and other times these videos leave out vital info. Here's what you need to know about starting pomegranate seeds.
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Common Issues You Might Face When Growing Cinnamon
Though it may seem fanciful or unusual, it's possible to grow your own cinnamon. Here are the pest and disease issues to watch out for if you do.
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How To Tell When It's Time To Harvest Lemon Cucumber Plants
Lemon cucumber plants may not be familiar to you now, but these round fruits could be the perfect addition to your garden. Here's how easy they are to harvest.
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Birds Can't Get Enough Of This Sparkling Shrub's Little Black Berries
There are many ways to make your yard and garden more inviting to birds, but many species love the berries offered by this easily maintained bush.
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The Gorgeous Tree HGTV's Erin Napier Uses To Add A Pop Of Red To A Landscape
Erin Napier, host of "Home Town," is an expert at providing homeowners with beautiful outdoor spaces. What's her trick for adding color to an overly green yard?
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Why You Should Grow Your Curry Leaf Plant Indoors
Curry leaf trees have a lot of culinary, aromatic, and aesthetic value. But, if you live in the U.S., you should keep it as a houseplant. Here's why.
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