Build Your Bird-Friendly Garden Design With These Amazon Prime Day Deals
Making your garden attractive to birds is a worthy task that requires equipment. You could make it at home, but why not take advantage of some Prime Day deals?
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Keep Squirrels Out Of The Garden With A Fresh-Smelling Herb They Can't Stand
Squirrels are the bane of many a gardener, but there's one pungent plant that may be able to help you keep these cheeky rodents out of your garden.
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Risks You Should Consider Before Planting Garden Tomatoes And Peppers Together
You can't have salsa without peppers and tomatoes, so naturally the plants should go in the ground together too, right? Not necessarily! There are risks.
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How To Propagate Basil Cuttings For A Year-Round Harvest Of Fresh Flavor
Basil is everywhere in the culinary world because of its tendency to enhance the flavor of many dishes. But you don't have to grow a bunch of them from seed!
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The Flowering Perennial That Hummingbirds Will Keep Coming Back To
Who doesn't want hummingbirds zipping around their garden? If you want to go beyond a plastic feeder, you can plant this flowering perennial to encourage them!
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The Easiest Way To Eliminate Ant Hills From Your Yard Without Using Chemicals
Nobody wants to see ants building a nest too close to their home or garden, thankfully there's an easy fix to get rid of the hills they build.
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Grow Joanna Gaines' Favorite Flowers In Your Own Cutting Garden
Wanna grow the same flowers as Joanna Gaines? The Magnolia star has elaborate cutting gardens on her Texas property. These pretty varieties are her favorites.
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Stop Weeds Before They Can Start With A Colorful Garden Solution
One of the best ways to control weeds is to choose plants that can keep them from popping up in the first place. These native perennials are beautiful options.
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The Benefit Of Growing Fenugreek For Healthier Garden Soil
Unhealthy soil can weaken or even kill beloved plants in your garden, so give your dirt the boost it needs. Grow fenugreek, an annual herb in the legume family.
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10 Affordable Gardening Essentials You Can Score During Amazon Prime Day
The Amazon Prime Day event lasts from July 8 to 11, so don't miss these budget-friendly gardening tools and other yard essentials that are currently on sale.
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Don't Toss An Old Ironing Board When You Could Use It In The Garden Instead
Ironing boards are great for storing your gardening gear, using as a potting station, and more. Here's how to DIY a perfect ironing board garden workstation.
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Give A Garden A Colorful Boost With 12 Annual Flowers That Reseed Themselves Every Year
Okay, they're not perennials. But annuals that reseed themselves are almost as easy as perennial flowers are. These blooms and blossoms add drama to the garden.
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Creeping Thyme Has An Unexpected Benefit For The Zinnias In Your Garden
It's no wonder that creeping thyme is such a popular ground cover in the garden. What you may not know is that it's also great companion plant to your zinnias.
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9 Perennial Vegetables You Can Plant Once To Enjoy An Endless Bounty
It's true: most popular fruits and vegetables are annuals. But not all of them. In fact, many gardeners rely on these veggies that come back year after year.
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Attract More Hummingbirds To The Garden With A Flower That Reseeds Itself
Not only does this annual draw hummingbirds to your yard with its purple tubular flowers, but the native plant also reseeds itself. It's a garden must-have.
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Grow These Varieties Of Moonflower For A Colorful Garden
Among the most popular vining plants to add to your garden could include moonflowers. Bonus: these flowers add more color to your garden, especially at night.
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10 Plants That Are More Heat-Tolerant And Easier To Grow Than Hydrangeas
With their vibrant colors and big, fluffy flowers, hydrangeas are popular for a reason, but they don't hold up in heat well. You can try one of these instead.
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The Popular Garden Flower You Can Grow From Seed For Healthier Soil
Achieving the ideal garden soil may feel futile at times, but one easy-to-grow yellow flower can make it healthier by repelling unwanted fungi and insects.
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16 Fast-Growing Trees That Will Add Privacy And Charm To Your Space
Using trees to add privacy to your yard is a time-honored gardening practice. But some tree species, like these, grow quicker (and look better) than others.
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Is Using Premium Gas In Your Lawn Mower Worth It? Here's What We Found
Treat your lawn mower right, and it will cut your grass to precision. But before you give this gas-powered yard tool some premium gasoline, do your research.
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Blue Jays Aren't A Bird You Want To See In Your Yard. Here's Why
While feeding the neighborhood birds is fun, low-stakes bird watching, there's one bird you don't want to see in your backyard. Keep an eye out for blue jays!
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Don't Toss An Old Pillow When You Could Be Using It In The Garden Like This
Whether you're changing out your bedding or it's just that time, you don't have to throw away your pillowcase. Instead, you can flip it to use in your garden.
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18 Types Of Self-Seeding Flowers For A Yard Full Of Effortless Color
You don't have to go to the garden center every year if you plant the right flowers. These self-seeding plants will bring you colorful flowers again and again.
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Keep Ants Out Of The Garden With A Fresh Scent They Won't Go Near
All the hard work you put into your garden might be disrupted by an ant infestation. Use a DIY repellent with a particular aroma that these pests hate.
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What Causes Tomato Leaves To Yellow, And What You Can Do To Fix It
Tomatoes are among the most popular produce for gardeners to grow at home. But if you spot yellowing leaves on your plants, take these steps to fix the problem.
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The Best Pruning Techniques For Fuller Basil Plants In The Garden
To get the most out of herbs like basil, they should be trimmed and pruned in a way that helps them grow fuller, not taller. These methods can help them thrive.
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How To Use Lavender Oil To Transform An Outdoor Space Into A Bug-Free Zone
The dilemma of making a home for bugs yet keeping a bug-free zone for yourself is hard. But you don't have to tolerate the mosquitoes to save the bees.
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Top Tips For Getting Cabbage Worms Off Your Vegetables And Out Of The Garden
Growing vegetables from the Brassica family is rewarding, until you see tiny green worms eating your cabbage. These techniques can deter them from your plants.
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Why Some Gardeners Suggest Using Dish Soap On A Lawn, And If You Should Try It
That bottle of Dawn dish soap on your sink might be a lawn remedy, too ... at least according to a few home gardeners. Is this hack actually effective, however?
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Are Tomato Cages Helpful Or Hurtful To Garden Plants? Here's What We Found
You might have heard mixed messages on whether or not tomato cages are useful in the garden. Before using them with your plants, there are a few things to know.
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