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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The Easy-To-Grow Herb That Will Enrich The Soil In Your Garden All On Its Own
Plants need soil rich in nutrients to be able to thrive. Here is the herb you should consider planting to help enrich soil for its neighboring plants to thrive.
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Removing An Old Tree Stump Is Easier With The Help Of One Common Bathroom Staple
Tree stump removal is backbreaking work, but expensive to hire out. Try this pantry product to help you remove an old tree stump without professional help.
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Avoid Using These Items To Fill The Bottom Of Your Large Plant Pots At All Costs
If you're looking to save money on potting soil for your large planters, here are some filler materials you should avoid and what you should use instead.
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Eight Fruit Trees You Should Rethink Growing And Eight You Should Try Instead
Fruit trees can add a burst of color and a tasty treat to your backyard. But, be sure to pick the right trees and avoid these invasive or troublesome varieties.
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The Ground Cover That Makes A Beautiful Alternative To Grass Around Trees
If you're considering a ground cover alternative to grass for your lawn, here is the beautiful option that can grow in many different climates.
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11 Trees That Grow Well In Shade And Don't Need A Lot Of Extra Maintenance
If your yard doesn't get a lot of sunlight but you still want to grow trees in it, here is our list of 11 trees that grow in shade that you should consider.
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23 Beautiful Japanese Garden Ideas And Inspiration
A Japanese-style garden can add grace, beauty, and elegance to your yard. Get inspired with these gorgeous ideas, plants, elements, and Zen principles in mind.
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How To Take Care Of Bamboo: Must-Know Tips For Happy And Healthy Plants
Bamboo is a popular landscaping choice for gardeners, but you can grow it indoors or outdoors. But you need these important tips to keep them happy and healthy.
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The Popular Ground Cover You'll Want To Plant To Add Lasting Color To Your Yard
This ground cover will add colorful interest to your yard all year long as a low-growing, low-maintenance creeping shrub that tolerates most soil conditions.
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5 Easy To Grow Trees That Bloom Pretty Pink Flowers
Imagine a backyard of trees with breathtaking pink flowers blooming each year. With these easy-to-grow tree varieties, it's more accessible than you think.
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8 Plants That Need To Be Pruned In Spring (And 7 That Don't)
You definitely want to prune these popular plants in the spring, including popular grasses, shrubs, and trees. However, avoid pruning certain garden favorites.
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Annual Vs Perennial Plants: What's The Difference And Which Should You Grow?
Most plants fall into a category of "annual" or "perennial." But how do you know the difference, and which type of plant should you grow in your garden?
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Here's The Prime Time To Prune Your Crepe Myrtle Tree, And How To Do It
There are mixed opinions about how and when to prune a crepe myrtle. We talked to a gardening expert to get tips and tricks for pruning this popular tree.
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Reliable Flowering Ground Covers That Are Perfect For Planting Around Trees
If you want a flowering ground cover around the base of your trees, you likely want something reliable and low maintenance. Consider these beautiful options.
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Native Shrubs That Add Color In Every Season
If you want to see year-round color, you don't need to look further than your backyard. There are many native shrubs and bushes that look good in every season.
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Creative Plant Solutions For A Private Backyard Oasis
If you don't have a private backyard, it can be hard to create that quiet oasis so many people dream about. However, there are some plant solutions out there.
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Make Your Own Homemade Pine-Sol Using Safe, Non-Toxic Ingredients
If you love the power of Pine-Sol, keep that scent evergreen in a natural way with a homemade solution that uses safe, nontoxic ingredients to clean your home.
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