Upcycle Thrifted Baskets Into Chic Planters With This DIY
Wicker baskets can blend beautifully into almost any interior design aesthetic, and you can easily turn them into planters for your houseplants.
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Reuse Old Glass Bottle Stoppers For Charming Garden Decor You'll Love
Glass bottle stoppers are gorgeous home goods that often don't get as much use as they should, but you can repurpose them as garden ornamentation.
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Want Stunning, Long-Lasting Hydrangea Blooms? Plant Them At This Time
Hydrangeas are at their best when they're given the conditions they need to produce beautiful bouquets of flowers. Here's when to plant them for best results.
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Old Plant Pots: 8 Ideas To Create Clever DIY Bird Feeders For Your Garden!
Instead of letting your old plant pots turn into clutter in your garage or yard, you can turn them into one of these affordable DIY bird feeders.
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The Self-Seeding Flower That Effortlessly Turns Bare Garden Spots Into Colorful Blooms
Self-seeding flowers can add a lot of beauty to your garden without a lot of work, and one self-seeder is easy to maintain and fills a lot of space.
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How To Grow Parsley In Containers For A Flavorful Harvest Just About Anywhere
Successfully growing parsley in containers is all about using the ideal pot size, ensuring you meet its lighting needs, and choosing the right soil.
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Upcycle Old Plastic Pots To Create Charming Garden Decor
Don't throw out your old plastic plant pots -- with some metal wire and DIY know-how, it's easy to transform them into a stunning vertical garden feature.
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How To Get Your Hydrangeas Ready For Spring So They Bloom Beautifully All Season
Hydrangeas are a beautiful flower to have in any garden, and we can tell you exactly how to care for them so they make everyone envious year-round.
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The Colorful Flower That Self-Seeds And Naturally Boosts Your Garden Soil
Not only will these colorful flowers make your garden more vibrant, they'll also self-seed and add nutrients to the soil. What's not to love?
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Plant This Fast-Growing Flowering Plant To Attract Hummingbirds From Spring To Fall
With trumpet-shaped blooms and tolerance to heat and drought, this flowering plant is beloved by hummingbirds due to its vivid hues and nectar.
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Put This Common Pantry Item In Your Bird Feeder And Thank Us Later
If you're trying to find appealing alternatives to popular bird feeder picks like millet and cracked corn, you might want to check your pantry for this item.
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Fast-Growing Fruit Trees To Plant In Early Spring For A Tasty Harvest
You don't always have to wait for too long for a fruit harvest. You can plant these fast-growing trees in early spring for a speedy harvest in a few years.
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The Colorful Spring-Blooming Flower You'll Want To Plant Near Your Hostas
Hostas are becoming more and more popular by the year, but they don't bloom in the spring. To balance your garden out year-round, plant this flower nearby.
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Turn An Old Birdbath Into A Clever Plant Stand
Alongside a few simple additions and modifications, a birdbath has the perfect dimensions and aesthetic appeal for a clever plant stand DIY.
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Don't Throw Out Wood Ashes - Repurpose Them To Make Your Garden Soil Thrive
Disposing of ashes can be a messy business, so place them in the place where they can do the most good: your garden!
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Before Spring Arrives, Do This To Get Greener Grass
Help your lawn wake up from winter slumber with a simple (but often forgotten) step that lets grass soak up sunlight, breathe easier, and grow lusher.
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Your Garden Will Thrive With This DIY Fertilizer Made From Repurposed Kitchen Scraps
To help your garden thrive, consider using some specific leftover scraps from the kitchen to create a batch of fertilizer with lots of nutrients.
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Skip Shoveling Your Sidewalk At Your Own Risk In These US States
While you may not want to shovel your sidewalk after it snows, you might be required to. See which states have laws on clearing snow from sidewalks.
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What It Means If Your Yard Is Overrun By Ladybugs
Ladybugs are a common sight in healthy gardens, but if you start to see a swarm of them it's easy to get concerned. Here's what it really means.
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Don't Start This Herb From Seed — Buy It As A Seedling For A Quicker Harvest
Despite this herb's popularity in the garden, it can be very difficult to grow from seed. If you want results faster, plant it as a seedling instead.
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Don't Toss Those Toilet Paper Tubes — Grow Delicious Carrots!
Don’t toss those toilet paper tubes! They can help your carrots grow while keeping sneaky cutworms at bay — talk about multitasking in the garden.
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Forget Regular Planters: Martha Stewart Has A Better Idea For Your Succulents
Martha Stewart suggests repurposing this attractive container as a charming display for multiple succulents. As an added bonus, it will make watering a breeze.
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Plant These Fast-Growing Herbs Next To Your Potatoes For A Better Harvest
Potatoes are a staple of the American diet. If you're growing them in your garden, don't forget these two herbs that keep pests away and can help your harvest.
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Turn An Old Cooler Into An Incredible DIY Water Feature For Your Garden
Dream of having a garden water feature without spending a ton? This DIY cooler fountain is easier than you might think yet looks super chic.
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What's That Nest In Your Yard? 12 Common Types And How To Tell Them Apart
Spring is top breeding season for many animals, and if you start noticing different nests around your home, here is how to differentiate common ones.
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Turn Scrap Wood Into A Simple Garden Feature Your Plants Will Love
Constructing this stunning DIY garden feature is a simple way to provide structure to vining plants while also making use of leftover scrap wood.
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5 Surefire Ways To Attract Cardinals To Your Yard, Even Without A Bird Feeder
Getting colorful cardinals to visit your yard is a surprisingly simple task if you know the best methods and items you can use to draw them in.
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