The Bird Nest Look-Alike You Don't Want To Find In Your Yard
It's always pleasant to see a bird nest in one of the trees in your yard, but sometimes looks can be deceiving. You don't want to find this bird nest lookalike.
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Got Fallen Acorns In Your Yard? Here Are 20 Genius Ways To Repurpose Them
As winter approaches, it might seem like your yard is littered with the acorns that fell from nearby oaks. So, why not repurpose them for your home and garden?
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Add Mulch To The Soil Around These 17 Common Plants Before Winter & Thank Us Later
Worried about the winter frost? Need to keep your precious plants protected until spring comes around? Well, we've got one word for you: mulch!
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10 Common Trees You Should Be Pruning In Winter So They Flourish In Spring
Just because it's getting cold doesn't mean you can leave your yard alone — as even the most common trees will benefit greatly from some winter pruning.
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Don't Throw Out Your Old Potting Soil In The Fall Without Knowing This
Many gardeners throw away old potting soil every fall as a matter of routine. But is this actually a good idea — and if not, what can you do with it instead?
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Get Your Hostas Ready For Winter By Adding This One Thing To The Soil
Hostas are hardy perennials that, when grown right, can last for many decades. But that doesn't mean they don't need a little help in winter.
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The Easy Trick The Pros Use To Cut Back Ornamental Grasses For A Stunning Landscape
Nothing spruces up a garden like ornamental grasses. If you want them to stay healthy through the year, though, you'll need to keep one important trick in mind.
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Is This Popular Tree Growing In Your Yard? Prune It In Winter For A Thriving Spring
This beloved shade tree requires a specific pruning schedule to stay healthy, and winter timing protects it from diseases that strike during warmer months.
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How To Prepare Your Hibiscus For Winter So It Comes Back Thriving Next Season
Hibiscus plants come in many forms, and some are better suited to winter than others. Either way, there are precautions you can take to keep them healthy.
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How To Prep Rosemary For Winter So It Keeps Growing Beautifully Next Season
Winter can cause serious problems if you're growing rosemary. Luckily, you can take steps to protect these plants — but it all depends on where you live.
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The Top 5 Deadliest Plants In The U.S. — And They Could Be Growing In Your Yard
We've rounded up the top five deadliest plants that could be growing in your yard, how to identify them, why they are dangerous, and how to safely remove them.
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If You See A Tree Painted Orange, Don't Ignore It — Here's Why
Spot an orange mark on a tree? It's not just random paint. Learn what those markings mean, from federal signals to local codes, and why you pay attention.
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What To Do Immediately If A Neighbor's Tree Falls Into Your Yard
Imagine this: A storm knocks your neighbor's tree on to your property. What do you do next? Here is a breakdown of all the steps you should take.
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If You See These Colors Painted On Trees, Pay Attention — Here's What They Mean
Paint marks on a tree aren't always random. Here are what the different colors may mean and why it is important to know what they are.
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We Asked Experts If Lemon Thyme Really Repels Pests, And They Gave Us The Truth
Wouldn't it be nice if the herb lemon thyme worked to keep pests away? Here is what our experts had to say and we break down any other plants that work better.
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The Fast-Growing Privacy Tree That Adds Color To Even The Smallest Of Yards
This flowering tree grows roughly 20 feet tall and wide, making it a great option for a living privacy screen. Plus, the gorgeous blooms enhance your landscape.
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If You See A Tree Painted Purple, Don't Ignore It — Here's Why
You may have noticed purple paint on trees. No, it is not random graffiti. Here is what is really means and why you should keep a look out for it.
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Read This Before You Remove A Tree Stump From Your Yard
So, you've just cut down a tree and now you need to do something with the stump. Check out these tips and guidelines before you decide to remove it.
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If You Reuse Toilet Paper Rolls In Your Garden, You Might Spot One Moldy Issue
Not all garden hacks age well. If your repurposed toilet paper rolls start growing mold, here is what it means for your plants and your gardening habits.
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What To Do If Your Neighbor's Tree Is Crossing Over Onto Your Property
We all want to have a good relationship with our neighbors. But what if their tree is crossing the line? Here is what you can do and what the laws say.
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Is The Deadliest Plant In The U.S. Growing In Your Yard?
You may not even know that the deadliest plant in the U.S. is lurking in your yard. Here is why it is dangerous, how to spot, and best methods to remove it.
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The Fast-Growing Tree That'll Effortlessly Absorb Excess Water In Your Yard
Are you constantly contending with patches of excess water in your yard? Here is the native tree you should consider planting for a drier yard.
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The Biggest Downside To Planting Dogwood Trees That No One Warns You About
Dogwoods are a beloved and beautiful native tree that many plant. However, there are some downsides you probably don't know about, from insects to diseases.
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Think Twice Before Planting These 5 Trees — They're Banned In Several US States
These trees are old favorites, but beware: all is not as it seems. Avoid these banned and potentially invasive trees in your yard or garden.
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Planting This Tree Should Be Against The Law. Luckily, It Is (In Some States)
Bradford pear trees stink... literally. But there are many other reasons you will want to remove this invasive, tire-puncturing tree from your property.
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This Tree Was Once So Popular. Now, Planting It Could Get You Into Legal Trouble
Once a favorite ornamental, this tree is now banned in many places. Find out why it is on the invasive species list and native alternatives to consider instead.
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This Plant Is So Problematic, It's Actually Banned In Several US States
Don't let this banned plant sneak into your yard. Discover what it is, where it thrives, and how to identify it before it becomes a problem.
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