The Kitchen Scrap That Could Turn Hydrangea Flowers Blue On A Budget
Want to see a magic trick? You can turn certain hydrangea flowers blue in your own backyard! And it's actually not magic, and you can do it on a budget.
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How To Select The Best Variety Of Tomato To Grow For Your Climate
An abundance of tomatoes is in your reach, but you have to plan it. The growing climate you're in has a massive impact on your harvest success, so pick well!
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The Big Mistake To Avoid Making When Sharpening Dull Lawn Mower Blades
With so much time and money tied up into your lawn, the last thing you want to do is mess up your lawn mower during maintenance. Watch out for this mistake.
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5 Clever Ways To Give Old Teacups New Life In The Garden
Put those teacups to good use with a few gardening DIYs to repurpose any unused china. The hacks can make your plants healthier and happier while looking posh.
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The Pros And Cons Of Using Periwinkle As A Ground Cover Or Grass Alternative
When it comes to big patches of dirt or difficult growing areas, instead of cultivating weeds or picky lawns, it's good to pick a ground cover. Just be wary!
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The Simplest Strategy To Keep Unwanted Wildlife Out Of The Garden
Between the raccoons, deer, and rabbits, it feels like you planted a wildlife salad bar instead of a garden. But you can skip all of the sprays with this.
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The Potential Dangers Of Mowing Wet Grass, And What To Do Instead
You might be tempted to start up your lawn mower and get that weekend yard chore out of the way. However, if it rained, you should avoid mowing that wet grass.
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21 Birds That Can Benefit Your Yard Or Garden With Their Friendly Visits
Many gardeners are also bird lovers. But seeing songbirds outside isn't just a visual treat. Certain species are actually beneficial to your plants and lawn.
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Fill In Shady Areas Under A Tree With A Living Mulch That's Low Maintenance
It can be hard to grow plants under the shade of a tree, so most people turn to mulch or leave the space bare. Try growing this easy ground cover instead.
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What It Says About The Health Of Your Lawn If Mushrooms Start To Sprout
For many homeowners, a thriving, lush green lawn is the goal. So when mushrooms start to pop up in the grass, what does it mean? Here's what to know.
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The Fast-Growing Ground Cover That May Deter Unwanted Visitors From Your Garden
This attractive flowering ground cover serves double duty: Not only will it grow quickly in your yard, but it also releases an aroma that pesky critters hate.
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The Best Way To Prune Annabelle Hydrangeas For Gorgeous Garden Flowers
Those bouncy white blooms of the 'Annabelle' hydrangea are a sight for sore eyes. If you're worried about proper pruning technique, here's how to do it right.
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Is The John Deere S100 Mower Worth The Price? Here's What We Know
The price tag on a riding lan mower is such an investment, you have to do your research before making the leap. We've done it for you for this popular model.
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Stop Algae From Building Up In A Bird Bath With An Essential Household Ingredient
An easy way to draw birds to your yard is with a bird bath, but you should keep the garden structure algae-free. A simple household product can be the solution.
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Is Synthetic Or Regular Oil Better For Your Lawn Mower? Here's What We Found
Buying a lawn mower is often an expensive necessity, so keeping it running smoothly for as long as possible is important. A big one is choosing the right oil.
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How HGTV's Property Brothers Boost Curb Appeal With Garden Gravel
Want your front yard to have amazing landscaping? Take some advice from Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott and use some low-maintenance garden gravel.
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Ditch Pricey Storage & DIY Your Own Affordable Backyard Shed Instead
Whether you have always wanted a she-shed hideaway or a place to stash your garden tools when you're done, you can build your own shed for way less cost.
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Transform Your Gardening Routine With 17 Outdoor Features That Can Help
Your garden design could use a boost, and a few new features might help you out. Get some functionality back with these 17 outdoor structures for your yard.
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The Best Time (And Way) To Fertilize Hydrangeas For Stunning Blooms
Hydrangeas benefit from fertilizer, but grab the slow-release kind. More importantly, fertilize your plant at the right time of year to see the best blooms.
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Mike Holmes Shares His Game-Changing Technique For Installing Fence Posts
Mike Holmes is one of the hottest home-improvement authorities on HGTV right now, so when he says he has a better way to build a fence, we listen.
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Here's The Right Time To Trim A Crepe Myrtle (And When It's Best To Skip It)
You're not alone if you love the crinkly blooms of the crepe myrtle. To keep this symbol of the South healthy and nicely shaped, trim it at the right time.
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The Simple Top Dressing Technique That Can Level Out A Bumpy Lawn
The poetic view of children running around the back yard is slightly ruined by a bumpy lawn as a health hazard. A simple technique can help keep it level.
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Stop Weeds Before They Can Start With A Colorful Garden Solution
One of the best ways to control weeds is to choose plants that can keep them from popping up in the first place. These native perennials are beautiful options.
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10 Affordable Gardening Essentials You Can Score During Amazon Prime Day
The Amazon Prime Day event lasts from July 8 to 11, so don't miss these budget-friendly gardening tools and other yard essentials that are currently on sale.
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Creeping Thyme Has An Unexpected Benefit For The Zinnias In Your Garden
It's no wonder that creeping thyme is such a popular ground cover in the garden. What you may not know is that it's also great companion plant to your zinnias.
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Grow These Varieties Of Moonflower For A Colorful Garden
Among the most popular vining plants to add to your garden could include moonflowers. Bonus: these flowers add more color to your garden, especially at night.
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10 Plants That Are More Heat-Tolerant And Easier To Grow Than Hydrangeas
With their vibrant colors and big, fluffy flowers, hydrangeas are popular for a reason, but they don't hold up in heat well. You can try one of these instead.
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