A Jar Of Water Is All You Need To Grow More Gorgeous Hydrangeas In September
As summer wraps up and you start to plan for your new spring flower garden, consider rooting hydrangeas in just a jar of water this fall season.
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Not Sweet Pea, Not Roses: The Feathery Flower That Adds Vintage Charm To A Garden
Looking for the perfect whimsical flower to add to your cozy and lush garden? This option adds color and variety to a cottagecore-inspired outdoor space.
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A Simple Way To Remove A Tree Stump Without Chemicals Or Heavy-Duty Equipment
You don't need to rent professional equipment from the home improvement store to remove a tree stump. This simple method is all about locating the roots.
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Take Cuttings From These 7 Outdoor Plants Before September Ends & Thank Us Later
As you start to prep your garden for winter, consider grabbing cuttings from these seven outdoor plants to use for next year. You'll be glad you did!
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Ditch Plastic Garden Edging: The Cheaper, Eco-Friendly Option For A Rustic Look
Plastic edging is not the only low-cost option for your garden. You can DIY a more visualizing appealing border with materials you might already have.
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Forget Boxwoods: A More Durable Shrub That Grows Faster
While boxwoods remain a classic option for hedges, they’re slow-growing and susceptible to a range of issues, like pests. This native alternative isn’t.
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Ditch The Grass: A Weed-Resistant Lawn Alternative You Don't Have To Mow
Have you ever wanted an end to frequent lawn mowing and weed pulling? There's an alternative to grass that might be the answer to those annoying yard problems.
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When Will The Leaves On My Tree Change Color For Fall?
If you're trying to predict when a deciduous tree in your yard will turn, here are all the factors involved, from temperature and region down to tree species.
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The One Thing Your Peony Plants Need In Fall For Big & Beautiful Spring Blooms
Fall is a time to help plants prepare for the next growing season. Peonies don’t need much, but this technique will yield more plants and flowers next year.
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Skip Mums: The Pretty Purple Plant That Rewards You With Blooms Through Fall
Want a plant that you don't have to repeat buy every fall, like mums? This autumn-blooming perennial alternative handles shade and doesn't require much care.
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Can You Remove A Neighbor's Plants Growing Into Your Yard?
If your neighbor's plants are growing into your yard, it is usually okay to cut back the parts on your own property. Check local ordinances to be sure.
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What To Do If You Keep Finding Cicadas In Your Yard
You may know them for their famous chirping-like sounds, but should you be worried if there are cicadas constantly in your yard? Here's what to do.
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Skip The Garden Center: Get 10 Free Trees When You Join This Nonprofit With A Donation
Not everyone has the money to buy a bunch of trees. Fortunately, this organization will send 10 of them in appreciation for a small donation.
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There's An Overlooked Plant That'll Help Keep Mosquitoes Out Of Your Yard
Looking to utilize every mosquito-repelling method when enjoying some outdoor fun? This plant helps prevent the annoying insects from swarming your space.
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Can I Trim A Neighbors' Bush Growing Through My Fence?
You can trim a neighbor's bush if it's growing through a fence and onto your property. It's important to check local law and with your HOA before proceeding.
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Why You're Seeing Fewer Lawn Sprinklers (And What Homeowners Are Using Instead)
More and more homeowners are ditching their lawn sprinklers, and it all comes down to concerns about water usage. Here's what they're using instead.
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Goodbye Privacy Screens: There's A More Natural Landscaping Option For Your Backyard
Privacy screens may be your first thought when it comes to creating a secluded retreat. But there's a lush-looking DIY option that can boost your curb appeal.
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What Do Blue Ribbons On Trees Mean?
Depending on the color, ribbons on trees could be a sign of solidarity for a cause or a simple landscaping marker. Here's what a blue ribbon means.
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Not Just For Lawns: There's An Overlooked Way To Use Aerators In Your Backyard
Aeration doesn't just improve grass health, but you need to know how to do it right when using the method to keep much larger plants looking their best.
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Plant This Overlooked Cover Crop In Late Summer To Prevent Sprouting Weeds
Planting flora that can compete against weeds is one of the best ways to naturally keep your garden under control, and one crop is a great, underrated option.
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Before You Cut It Down: 22 Types Of Trees That Are Actually Legally Protected
No matter the reason why you want to take down a tree on your property, it's best to do research first because some (like these 22) are illegal to cut.
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Forget Cypress: This Tree From Colorado Makes A Beautiful Privacy Fence
With its wind-resistant blue-green foliage, slow growth, and lots of stunning dwarf variants, this evergreen tree makes for the perfect home privacy fence.
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Skip Gravel: The Garden Edging Alternative That Adds Visual Interest To Your Yard
Why settle for plain when you can have something pretty? This hardy ground cover offers dainty flowers, handles foot traffic, and adds charm with every step.
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Is Burning A Tree Stump A Good Idea?
Do you have the remnants of a tree that fell or that you cut down? We talked to an expert to find out if burning the stump is the best way to get rid of it.
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Give This Herb A Prune In July For Continuous Blooms
Pruning this vibrant herb in July is an easy way to refresh its blooms for longer-lasting garden color, though the best approach depends on the variety.
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Forget Gravel: This Weed-Resistant Landscaping Option Has Beautiful Yellow Flowers
Why settle for plain ground cover when you can have vibrant blooms, too? This fast-spreading option suppresses weeds and attracts pollinators to your yard.
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Not Creeping Thyme: The Weed-Resistant Landscaping Option With Beautiful Blooms
If you're looking for a weed-resistant landscaping alternative to Creeping Thyme, that still offers beautiful blooms, this herb could be perfect for your yard.
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