The Perfect Length To Cut Your Grass To Keep Your Lawn Healthy All Winter Long
Right before fall ends, you should prepare your lawn to survive the chill of winter. Here's how long your grass needs to be before the first freeze.
Read MoreRight before fall ends, you should prepare your lawn to survive the chill of winter. Here's how long your grass needs to be before the first freeze.
Read MoreNo one wants their yard overrun by moths. Swarms of moths can occur for a variety of reasons, so here's what you can do if you find yourself facing one.
Read MoreSome folks claim that using leftover chemical fertilizer is a great way to melt ice. This method may work but can damage both your garden and the environment.
Read MoreAdding some personalization makes gardening even more rewarding. An easy DIY project uses an old spring mattress to make a great trellis. Here's how to do it.
Read MoreYou can add many different plants to your garden to attract hummingbirds. While not offering a food source, cinnamon fern still benefits these tiny birds.
Read MoreThis purple flower serves as an attractive ground cover and brightens any garden. Although it's easy to grow, there are a few things to remember.
Read MoreLet's be real: nobody enjoys removing sod. It's a physically demanding process, so why not minimize the effort? With this clever hack, you can.
Read MoreHave a rat problem in your yard? Don't despair yet. Rather than using chemical pesticides, plant this cheerful flower, which also repels rats.
Read MoreIt's not very effective to de-ice your driveway with coffee grounds. That said, you can recycle your grounds for other outdoor purposes.
Read MoreYou can grow tomatoes year-round, but it can be tricky. If you have a variety of tomato plants you'd love to grow again, here's how to overwinter them.
Read MoreDyed mulch can be a great way to add vibrance to your yard. Over time, this rich color fades, so here's how to revive it.
Read MoreAlthough too much baking soda can harm your garden, sprinkling a little on the soil around your tomato plants can be quite beneficial. Here's how to add it.
Read MoreBirds can struggle to find fresh water that isn't frozen during the winter months. With this tennis ball trick, you can keep them flocking to your bird feeder.
Read MoreCatnip isn't just the herb you sprinkle on the toys of your delighted cat - it also serves as a fantastic flea beetle repellent. Here's how to use it.
Read MoreGarden health can be boosted without synthetic chemicals. It turns out lemon juice is the unlikely ingredient that can help your garden thrive.
Read MorePlants need fertilization before winter sets in to survive and bounce back in spring. So, when is the perfect time to do it?
Read MoreYou may not realize it, but there is an optimal place to put your bird feeder. Too close or too far is bad news for your winged visitors. Here's why.
Read MoreVibrant zinnias thrive in full sunlight, so avoid planting them near shade-lovers. One plant, in particular, makes for quite the poor companion.
Read MoreAlthough potatoes and carrots taste delicious together, they have different growing needs and shouldn't be planted together in your garden. Here's why.
Read MoreA flourishing garden is like a buffet for deer. To make their spread unappetizing, try incorporating this kitchen staple into a DIY solution.
Read MoreWhile Christmas cactus is a popular houseplant, you can also keep it outdoors. By knowing its requirements, you can ensure beautiful blooms in your garden.
Read MoreCopper is a beneficial nutrient that supports a healthy lawn. Since pennies contain copper, you can easily incorporate them into your lawn care routine.
Read MoreThe arrival of wasps is an easy way to ruin a backyard gathering. Luckily, with the strategic placement of Roman chamomile, they won't even make an appearance.
Read MoreYou may think that mint plants die in frigid winters, but you can actually overwinter them with a little bit of extra care. Here's how to do it.
Read MoreAn everyday household product used for sore muscles can also help plants. Here are the reasons avocados benefit from it and how to apply it to your trees.
Read MoreNobody likes the chore of spreading rock salt on icy pavement. Luckily, repurposing an empty laundry detergent bottle can make the process much quicker.
Read MoreIf you're without road salt during a sudden snowstorm, you already have a handy kitchen ingredient that can clear out your driveway: table salt.
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