Turn Your Leftover Pavers Into A Sturdy Planter You'll Love
If you have leftover paver stones from a gardening project, with the help of a little DIY, you can easily repurpose them into a sturdy planter.
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What You Need To Know Before Transplanting The Hydrangeas In Your Garden
Sometimes you need to move plants in your garden, which is easier said than done, so follow these steps carefully if you plan on transplanting a hydrangea.
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DIY A Clever Frozen Bird Feeder That Keeps Birds Coming To Your Yard In The Winter
Just because it's winter doesn't mean you can't craft fun things for your yard. This simple DIY is not only easy, it can be very beneficial for visiting birds.
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If Your Tomato Plants Are Struggling, This Flower Might Be The Culprit
Tomato plants are hard enough to grow successfully, without sneaky competitors getting in the way. It may seem these two plants play well together, they don't.
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How To Repurpose Old Bottle Caps In Your Garden To Prevent Pests
Give your home garden a creative boost with a simple DIY project using old bottle caps that prevents harmful from pests without harsh chemicals.
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The Large Maple Tree Variety You Should Reconsider Planting In Your Yard
Many varieties of the majestic maple tree can bring benefits to your yard, but be warned: One particular type could cause you all kinds of trouble.
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Repurpose Your Old Birdbath For A Stunning DIY Plant Stand
Give that relic of a birdbath new life by turning it into a showcase stand for your potted plants. The best part is there is no digging required.
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Grow This Kitchen Spice To Help Bring More Pollinators To Your Garden
Sure, you have plants that hummingbirds or honeybees love. But this flowering herb not only attracts a variety of pollinators, your cooking will benefit too.
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Stop Guessing: Here's How To Pick The Perfect Type Of Hydrangeas For Your Yard
Hydrangeas come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. Fine-tuning the options to your yard, your goals, and personal preferences will ensure success.
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Reconsider Planting This Fruit To Help Keep Mice Out Of Your Garden
There's nothing better than chomping into a ripe piece of fresh fruit you grew yourself. There's nothing worse than finding out mice have beaten you to it.
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Simple Tips To Help Your Orchids Thrive When Growing Them Outdoors
Orchids are most well-known as an indoor or greenhouse plant, but with 28,000 species to choose from, plenty are suitable for outdoor gardens too.
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Think Twice Before Planting These Popular Berries Together In Your Garden
It may seem like berries in the same family, with the same growing conditions, can be planted side-by-side. But sometimes it's not such a great idea.
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3 Tough Flowers That Survive Frost And Bloom Beautifully
While most flowering plants either retreat underground for the winter or need some TLC from us, these three not only tough out snow and frost, they love it!
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The Unexpected Benefits Of Using Honey As A Fertilizer In Your Garden
You may think of honey solely as an all-natural ingredient for drinks and desserts, but it can actually have some sweet benefits for the plants in your garden.
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How To Prevent Bottom Rot On Your Tomatoes Before It Ruins Your Plants
Here are important steps to take to protect your tomato plants from bottom rot, which causes brown, sunken spots to appear on the blossom end of the tomatoes.
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Don't Throw Away Pineapple Skins: Add Them To Compost For Healthier Soil
Pineapple peels are dense, tough, and prickly. But that doesn't mean they last forever. Prepped properly, they make a great contribution to your compost pile.
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Add Privacy To Your Shady Yard With This Stunning Spring-Blooming Hedge
If you want to grow a privacy hedge for your yard or garden, there is one gorgeous option that will develop into a wall-height plant with beautiful flowers.
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The Climbing Plant That'll Cover Your Fence With Beautiful Foliage And Fragrance
Turn your fence into a fragrant, living centerpiece with a lush climbing vine that adds privacy, color, and a touch of natural artistry to your backyard.
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The Clever Feeder Addition That'll Attract Birds All Winter Long
When temperatures drop, bird visits often do too. A simple feeder detail can make a noticeable difference in winter activity without overhauling your setup.
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Transform Leftover Kitchen Scraps Into A DIY Fertilizer For A Thriving Garden
While composting food and scraps is one approach to enhancing your garden, there is another, more versatile technique that creates a concentrated fertilizer.
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The Last Winter Frost Date: What It Means For Your Planting Calendar
As winter wraps up, gardeners get antsy to start planting. But it's important to pay attention to your local final frost schedule to allow plants to thrive.
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Repurpose This Minty Fresh Staple To Easily Stabilize Water Plants in Your Pond
A garden pond is a great way to add a touch of charm to your home, but it looks better with plants. If you're having trouble, use this to stabilize them.
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DIY A Flower Planter On A Budget With A Tomato Cage And Wire Basket
When space is tight, one solution is to go vertical. Create a charming multi-plant flower planter (or more) with just a few items from your local dollar store.
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How To Use Organic Loofah Sponges As Seed Trays
Did you know that loofah in your shower can also make a great garden accessory? Here's how to turn organic loofahs into seed starting trays you'll love.
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Transform Old Soup Cans Into An Adorable DIY Vertical Garden For Small Yards
Working with a small garden or balcony space can get tricky. Vertical gardens are a clever way to maximize space, and using old cans you save money.
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Why You Should Consider Adding Rice To Your Bird Feeder
There are several things to consider when adding bird feeders to your property, one of the biggest being what food you're going to use. How about rice?
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The Striking Perennial Plant That'll Add Interesting Patterns To Your Shady Garden
Not all perennials need full sun. This stunning plant brings color and eye-catching patterns to shady gardens in the right conditions.
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