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When snow covers your driveway, stairs, and walkway, it's time to break out the snow shovel. But what else? Turns out there's all sorts of gear that can help.
Read MoreThis beautiful preserve in the Magnolia State protects hundreds of native plant and animal species while also providing a quiet escape for nature lovers.
Read MoreA clever upgrade can stop pesky ants from invading your hummingbird feeder. A simple change protects the nectar and keeps backyard visits peaceful.
Read MorePruning your fruit trees is an important step to making sure they stay healthy and produce good fruit, but pruning too early can do more harm than good.
Read MoreA bear cruising past your yard once is kind of thrilling. A bear repeatedly visiting to tear apart garbage cans or worse is no fun. Here's what to watch for.
Read MoreChoosing paver thickness affects durability, safety, and long-term performance, and the right decision can make pathways and patios last far longer.
Read MoreWhile caving is a sport enjoyed by millions, there are significant risks. From disorienting dives to unfortunate rockfall, danger lurks around every corner.
Read MoreIt’s beautiful & breathtakingly fragrant but there’s more to this plant than meets the nose. The perfect choice for gardeners seeking something unexpected.
Read MoreIn much of the U.S., ticks are nearly unavoidable. While most tick bites are harmless, it’s important to know what could happen and what symptoms to look for.
Read MoreWinter can test even the hardiest garden, and much of the damage takes place in the soil. Luckily, this gorgeous plant will keep it safe until spring.
Read MoreIf you love your roses, be sure to avoid planting them next to this beautiful yellow flower, which is known to foster disease through moist environments.
Read MoreSeafood compost offers rich nutrients and soil balance for home gardens, but it also comes with a few challenges every gardener should prepare for.
Read MoreAn apple a day keeps the doctor away — so why not grow a whole bunch of them? Here's everything you need to know before you plant apple trees in your yard.
Read MoreRoasting marshmallows can get a little old. Instead, bring some skewers and a dutch oven along on your next camping trip for some incredible campfire treats.
Read MoreHostas are beautiful plants with soft-colored flowers. To give them the best chance of beautifying your yard, though, you need to plant them in the right place.
Read MoreThere are plenty of plants that will attract pollinators to your outdoor spaces. Few are more fragrant than this ornamental favorite, though.
Read MoreCompanion plants can be grown in such a way that each plant supports the other. Strawberries, as it happens, are friends with lots of other veggies and flowers.
Read MoreNothing jazzes up your home like plants and flowers thriving in DIY window boxes. But how do you choose the right type of wood for your project?
Read MoreLooking for a DIY garden feature that’s tougher than it looks and charmingly rustic? This project could become the centerpiece of your whole yard.
Read MoreWish you could get away from it all? Set sail for Maine, where one secluded state park offers all the peace and quiet you could ever wish for.
Read MoreSome people find traditional grass to be boring, so they turn to lawn alternatives for their yards instead. But this common ground cover might attract snakes.
Read MoreWhile it may seem like you should leave your leafless trees alone in winter, the fact is, it’s a great time to prune many species of flowering fruit trees.
Read MorePicking apples on a crisp fall day is about as American as, well, apple pie — and this New York orchard just happens to be one of the best in the country.
Read MoreGarden centers are wonderful, but did you know some of what they sell may be invasive to your area? Here's how to avoid making the wrong choice.
Read MoreWhether you're gardening a small space, or keeping a tight budget, soil amendments and fertilizers can get pricey. But there are a lot of free or cheap options.
Read MorePear trees are a wonderful, very hardy addition to any yard or garden. But young fruit trees establishing roots benefit from proper timing, and fall is ideal.
Read MorePruning your plants is key to maintaining their longterm health, but doing it at the wrong time can actually harm them. Here's when to avoid it.
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