Why Winter Might Be The Best Time For Pruning Your Fruit Trees
While 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.
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A DIY Plant Pot That'll Make Use Of Your Old Exercise Ball
Turn an unexpected household item into a striking cement planter with this creative DIY that adds instant character to any indoor or outdoor space.
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Why You Should Reconsider Pruning Azalea Shrubs During Fall
Azaleas provide big, beautiful blooms in mid-spring. But they're actually busy all summer long, which is why pruning them in the fall is probably too late.
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Visit The Only Authentic Thai Pavilion In The US At This Wisconsin Garden
Think you need to visit Thailand to see an authentic Thai garden and pavilion? Think again! Turns out, you don't need to go any further than the Midwest.
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Sleep Comfortably While Camping With This Highly-Rated Product, Now Available At Costco
If you love camping, but you're tired of losing sleep due to uncomfortable conditions, there's a Costco product with rave reviews you need to check out.
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How To Repurpose A Boombox Into A Retro-Style Planter
Got an old boombox gathering dust in the closet? Don't throw it out just yet, as you can repurpose these '80s throwbacks to help jazz up your garden.
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Genius Ways To Keep Skunks Off Your Campground
Skunks are pretty cute, but you don't want them wandering into your campground. With a little camp care and a couple of tools, you can send them on their way.
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The Popular Shrub And Tree Variety You Should Avoid Planting During Fall
When planting, it’s important to know which trees and shrubs can endure a cold winter while getting established. With this type, you’re best waiting for spring.
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The Midwest Destination That's Home To One Of The Nation's Biggest Butterfly Gardens
There is little more majestic than a butterfly garden, and if you're interested in visiting one of the country's largest, check out this Midwest treasure.
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How To Determine If A Mini Camper Is Right For Your Next Adventure
Mini campers seem to have become increasingly popular. They're convenient and can be towed by almost any vehicle. But it's worth weighing the pros and cons.
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There Are Some Good Reasons Not To Rake Your Leaves This Fall
Let's be honest: Raking your yard is a dull and time-consuming job. Lucky for you, it might actually be better to leave those leaves where they landed.
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The Best Method For Harvesting Your Strawberry Plants
After all that hard work and care, your strawberries are finally ready to harvest! These simple tips can help them to taste even better, and grow back stronger.
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What To Consider Before Growing A Hop Vine Fence In Your Yard
Hop vines grow fast, reach high, and attract plenty of attention. They can make a stunning fence, but only if your space and conditions are right.
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How To Turn Takeout Sauce Cups With Lids Into Cute Hummingbird Feeders
A colorful DIY project that takes tiny cups and a clever paint trick to turn everyday items into something special for your garden’s smallest visitors.
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Clever Tips That Will Make Your Deck Look Brand New
If you've noticed your deck looking a little tired lately, never fear: We've got expert tips for giving everything from the boards to the furnishings a refresh.
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For A Vibrant Spring Garden, Consider Planting This Colorful Flower During Fall
Fall is just the right time to start preparing for the year to come, and this cheery flower will make a fine addition to your spring garden.
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Visit A Minnesota State Park To Watch Beautiful Waterfalls And Changing Leaves
Leaf-peepers have lots of options for fall displays around the Great Lakes region. But this lesser-known state park with gorgeous waterfalls is worth the visit.
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How To DIY A Lawn Mower Shed For Extra Backyard Storage
Build a backyard storage solution that keeps your space tidy and your tools protected, with a project designed to be both practical and customizable.
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Say Goodbye To Pests In Your Yard With The Help Of An Adorable Songbird
Ticks, mites, flies, mosquitos — nobody wants these creepy critters crawling all over their yard. Luckily, one songbird will eat them all... and more.
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Plant This Vibrant Perennial In Your Fall Garden For Late-Winter Blooms
Fall is the perfect time to plant spring-blooming flowers in your garden. This gorgeous perennial, however, might show its colors even earlier than that.
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Why You May Want To Reconsider Using Electric Fencing In Your Yard
An electric fence in your yard might be effective, but the benefits don't outweigh the drawbacks — and you could be better off opting for a safer alternative.
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Amazon Is Selling A Double-Sided Weeding Tool That Buyers Can't Stop Raving About
Weeding a garden can be a pain with the wrong equipment. There's an Amazon find, a tool with a blade on both sides, that will make your weeding job a breeze.
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Perennials You Should Consider Pruning During The Fall Months
Give your perennials a fall trim to prevent pests, curb disease, and set your garden up for healthier, stronger growth next spring.
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A Plant With Brilliant Autumn Colors You'll End Up Regretting Adding To Your Garden
A fast-growing, non-invasive, native plant that fills your garden with all the colors of fall? Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, guess what — it is.
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Successfully Care For Peonies During Fall With These Must-Know Tips
Peonies are the divas of the gardening world: They need lots of love, plenty of attention, and just the right kind of care — even during the fall months.
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Leaf Peeping Is Just One Great Feature Of This Meticulously Crafted Massachusetts Garden
Catching fall leaves anywhere in Massachusetts is remarkable. This historic gem features elegant gardens and towering trees that add bursts of color in autumn.
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Repurpose Old Plant Pots For Adorable Scarecrow Porch Decor
Pretty much every gardener will have a stash of unused terracotta pots in their yard. So, when fall comes, why not repurpose them into a kid-friendly scarecrow?
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