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You won't need to look far for a gorgeous, pollinator-friendly perennial that can attract bees, butterflies, and birds to your garden with this striking flower.
Read MoreA chain-link fence is beloved for its utility and lower cost. Appearance? Not so much. But you can make your fencing look great with these 8 easy DIY upgrades.
Read MoreWhile ants may not directly hurt the plants in your garden, no gardener likes to be swarmed while they work. There's a cheap way to deter the pesky insects.
Read MoreThe maple tree in your front yard doesn't have to take over the entire area. There's a gorgeous cultivar of Japanese red maple that's great for small spaces.
Read MoreFew houseplants are as aesthetic and easy to propagate as the vining plants. Add this bobby pin trick to your arsenal to turn your home into an indoor jungle.
Read MoreWind chimes come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, and they make charming additions to the garden. Plus, there are many ways to recycle old keys to do it.
Read MoreThe relaxing sway of island palm trees can be all yours, even in colder states, if you pick the right variety. This little tree is easy to accommodate.
Read MoreStaying on top of your weeding may feel like just one more chore for the day that can be ignored, but it can make a difference. Even more so when it is free!
Read MoreFeeling a twinge of guilt for throwing out your plastic milk jug again? You can rescue at least one or two with this easy repurposing hack for the garden.
Read MoreIf you love hummingbirds and want to attract them to your garden, you may want to go beyond sugar water and nectar plants. Give them a healthy treat to enjoy.
Read MoreSelf-seeding pollinator plants are the way to get an endless supply of beauty and nectar. Let these two self-seeding flowers do their thing in your garden.
Read MoreSmooth and sharp, bold and unassuming, the snake plant is full of contradictions. The biggest is that they are easy to take care of with one big exception.
Read MoreThere isn't much that is less appealing than caring for the lawn in the heat. But with a good strategy, you can keep your lawn and yourself happy all summer.
Read MoreWhen planning out a colorful flower garden design, geraniums are a popular choice. They work as companions to a variety of flowers, both annuals and perennials.
Read MorePut those teacups to good use with a few gardening DIYs to repurpose any unused china. The hacks can make your plants healthier and happier while looking posh.
Read MoreNothing says spring like hanging baskets teeming with trailing plants and bright blooms. But if you struggle to keep up with watering, consider this plant.
Read MoreFeeding the birds is as enjoyable for you as it is helpful for them. If you want to give your birds a little treat while trying something new, try this hack.
Read MoreYour favorite breath mint could be a handy garden tool if you know how to upcycle the old containers. Give your plants a boost with these green DIYs.
Read MoreThose bouncy white blooms of the 'Annabelle' hydrangea are a sight for sore eyes. If you're worried about proper pruning technique, here's how to do it right.
Read MoreDogwood trees can bring stunning white or pink colors to your yard. Maximize their blooms by picking the correct season (and method) to prune back the branches.
Read MoreLike friendship itself, this indoor plant is fun to grow and share. Once you know their needs and problems, you'll have the perfect gift for your friends.
Read MoreGet creative with your garden decor by DIYing your own garden pavers using old plates you can find at the thrift store, turning them into tile mosaics.
Read MoreIroning 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.
Read MoreWhether 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.
Read MoreTomatoes 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.
Read MoreGardening is enjoyable ... until you're overrun with mosquitoes biting at you. One possible solution to deter them? A chemical-free spray that you can DIY.
Read MoreListen, we know you kept those plastic nursery pots just in case they would be useful later. Well, it turns out that they can be put to clever use after all!
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