Why Your Potted Herbs Keep Dying (And How To Fix It)
If your potted herbs keep dying, you might be loving them a little too much. Turns out, the secret isn’t more care — it’s taking a step back.
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The Sweet Way Joanna Gaines Keeps Unwanted Bugs Out Of Her Garden
The HGTV star has a surprising trick for keeping garden pests at bay — and depending on the rules in your municipality, you might be able to give it a try.
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How To Identify Root Rot, According To The Old Farmer's Almanac
We've all heard of the dreaded root rot, but short of X-ray vision, how can you tell that your container plant has it? Plus, here's how to possibly reverse it.
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Friend Or Foe? How To Identify 13 Common Backyard Snakes
While you may not be keen to befriend any snake you find in your garden, being able to identify which are venomous and which are harmless can keep you safe.
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Why Snakes Are Actually Good For Your Garden
While it's tempting to put up a "no snakes" sign in your yard, if you want a naturally healthy garden, you might want to roll out the welcome mat instead.
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The Gorgeous Spring Flower That Could Actually Keep Mice Away
While no plant is completely safe from nibbling mice, this classic spring bloom is known to be very unappealing to them, unlike the often-targeted tulip.
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11 Sneaky Things That Are Attracting Snakes To Your Garden
Most of us aren't experts in snake psychology or behavior, so there are some items, actions, or places that we have no idea are actually attracting them.
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The Best Way To Keep Slithering Snakes Out Of Flower Beds
If you're not too keen on snakes in your flower beds, you can design around them. Removing these two common decor pieces from your beds may help keep them out.
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9 Natural Repellents That May Effectively Deter Garden Snakes
If you're not a fan of snakes hanging out in your garden, the grapevine might have some natural solutions for you. These anecdotal repellents aren't harsh.
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What To Do When Ants Are Invading The Roots Of Your Plants
As cool as ants are, if they've moved into your potted plant or set up shop too close to your garden, here's how to keep them from damaging the roots.
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You're Making A Cozy Hiding Spot For A Snake By Skipping This Daily Chore
While you may not mean to, skipping this one simple chore could be giving snakes a cozy hiding place in your yard. Luckily, you can solve this problem easily.
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Does This Easy-To-Grow Herb Really Keep Wasps Away?
Rosemary is so useful, it's easy to believe that it can do just about anything. So how does it fair against wasps? Here's what the science says on the matter.
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The Shrub Gardeners Are Warning Homeowners To Remove - And Why
You probably don't want this shrub in your yard. It's invasive and even poses a health risk, so keep an eye out for its distinctive, hidden yellow bark.
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11 Types Of Common Fruit Tree Insects, And The Best Way To Keep Them At Bay
Some of these common fruit tree insects go after pears, others destroy plums, and certain varieties want your apples. Here's what to do when you spot them.
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The Unsuspecting Place Termites May Be Growing In Your Garden
Destructive termites are no joke in the home, but your garden may be their first stop along the way. This common garden structure attracts them with food.
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10 Plants To Prune In January For Healthier Growth This Spring
January is a perfect time to start a few garden tasks. Yes, really. Grab your shears and plan to prune these 10 plants, and they'll be happier come springtime.
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The Simple Hummingbird Feeder Addition That Can Help Deter Wasps
You're trying to attract pollinators to your yard... just not every pollinator. If wasps are taking over your feeder, one small accessory might help deter them.
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The Garden Plant That Attracts Snakes By Providing A Luscious Habitat For Them
As a natural part of the ecosystem, snakes don't get why we may not want them in our ornamental plants. And they really like this particular statement plant.
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Deter Snakes From Hiding Out In Your Garden With An Essential Gardening Task
Snakes may not cause any harm in the garden, but if you want to make your space less appealing for them, try doing this yard cleanup chore at the right time.
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18 Garden Pests The Old Farmer's Almanac Can Help You Identify
Playing "Clue" is a lot more fun as a boardgame rather than trying to figure out who murdered your plant. These are some of the most common pests to look for.
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The Essential Gardening Task To Prep Cherry Trees For Winter For Delicious Fruit In Summer
To keep your cherry tree safe during the winter so you can enjoy its blossoms in the spring and fruit in the summer, try this important garden task.
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What Time Of Year You're Most Likely To See A Copperhead In Your Yard
Copperhead snakes are striking, common, and not something you want to mess around with. Depending on where you live, keep an extra eye out during these months.
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13 Plant Diseases The Old Farmer's Almanac Can Help You Identify
The Old Farmer's Almanac is priceless for plant knowledge, and can even help you identify the common infections and diseases gardeners are likely to encounter.
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Gardeners Swear By This Fresh-Smelling Solution To Repel Ticks, But Does It Work?
There isn't much as repulsive as ticks, but some of the intense chemical repellents aren't ideal either. This common aromatherapy ingredient may help though.
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How To Use Cinnamon On Plants For A Healthy, Vibrant Garden
Cinnamon can be used for more than dessert. As a natural spice from tree bark, it can be sprinkled and sprayed in the garden for a wide variety of purposes.
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10 Plants That Are Attracting Icky Squash Bugs Into The Garden
If you've ever tried to grow your favorite gourds, you may have noticed annoying pests on their leaves. These are squash bugs, and they love these 10 plants.
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Why Mowing The Grass Before Winter Could Be The Key To A Lush Spring Lawn
While your lawn may look like it's sleeping all winter, there's actually a lot of potential danger from pests and disease. Keeping it short may prevent them.
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