A Colorful Annual That'll Help Protect Your Garden Soil During The Winter Months
Winter 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 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 MoreHanging planter pots are an elegant way to display vibrant plants and flowers without taking up too much space, and Walmart has a pair that buyers love.
Read MoreCast iron or steel birdbaths add old-school elegance to a yard, but they can rust. Fortunately, a little elbow grease and natural ingredients clean them up.
Read MoreAdd instant natural privacy to your backyard with a fast-growing, columnar tree that thrives in sun and provides height without crowding your space.
Read MoreWhile a perfectly manicured yard is visually appealing, it actually limits biodiversity. A lot. Instead, consider taking steps to re-wild your yard or garden.
Read MoreMany gardeners assume you have to plant annuals in the spring, but this beautiful flower can start in fall either outdoors or in a greenhouse.
Read MoreMost push mowers these days have rear wheels that are significantly larger than those up front. While they might scream Mad Max, they serve a function.
Read MoreWhen winter is right around the corner, how can you be sure that your rain garden will be okay? Here are a few tips on how to winterize your rain garden.
Read MoreA simple upgrade to your tomato setup can change how your plants handle cooler nights and breezy days. A household essential plays the starring role.
Read MoreMost privacy trees take years to fill in and provide screening, but this fast-growing evergreen creates dense barriers in just a few seasons.
Read MoreQuality gardening tools can make planting more enjoyable. Reviews of the Seeding Square show how this one stacks up for both beginners and experienced growers.
Read MoreAvocado trees are very easy to grow from the pit, and they're perfect for beginners. With the right process, you could get fruit in as little as three years.
Read MoreAdding mulch to your garden is invaluable for controlling weeds and keeping the soil moist. While bark chips are probably most popular, there are many options.
Read MoreWhile it's tempting to launch directly into gardening mode after noticing brown grass, you should stop for a moment and make sure you're not making it worse.
Read MoreGarden markers don’t have to fade or smear before the season ends. A budget-friendly household staple can help keep your labels neat and readable outdoors.
Read MoreWant the perfect shrub for your landscaping needs? This low-maintenance plant is perfect for beginners and will provide you with some truly lovely flowers.
Read MoreTreat yourself to some color year-round with this beautiful vine that can be flexible in the garden. It doesn't require much plant care and it's easy to grow.
Read MoreWinter is coming, but that doesn't have to spell bad news for your rosebushes. Prepare your roses for snow, ice, and frost by completing a few garden tasks.
Read MoreThe chop-and-drop gardening trend sounds like the perfect solution for end-of-season cleanup, but it comes with some trade-offs that might surprise you.
Read MoreOutdoor hanging lanterns and string lights add loads of nighttime ambience to any size space. Instead of springing for store-bought versions, make your own!
Read MoreWeather and wear don’t have to spell the end for your garden boxes. With the right care, even old planters can be restored to look and perform like new.
Read MoreHosta plants are a garden favorite, and require little maintenance. But to ensure the large, colorful booms thrive next spring, don't skip this late fall task.
Read MoreWe live in a crowdsourced world, from movie reviews to online encyclopedias. Citizen science turns your love of the outdoors into important data for scientists.
Read MoreA simple shift in your feeding routine can make your yard much more appealing to a beloved backyard guest, especially when other food sources are scarce.
Read MoreNothing beats a garden that complements the current season. One plant looks as if it was covered in a morning frost, perfect for adorning your winter garden.
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 MoreNightShift’s grass blends promise the lush lawn of your dreams. The real secret lies in choosing the mix that matches your climate, sunlight, & upkeep style.
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