How To Stake Your Pothos For A Healthier Houseplant
If you're dreaming of healthy pothos vines, here are some tips for successfully adding a stake without harming the roots or creating a dry home for them.
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The Gorgeous Tree That You Can Grow Indoors And Even Tolerates Low Light
Many houseplants need lots of sun, but there are only so many windows in your house. Grow this tree indoors for a beautiful option that can handle less light.
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9 Flower Varieties With The Best Curb Appeal For A Stunning Landscape
No matter your audience, planting flowers in your front yard is sure to leave a great first impression. From bulbs to natives, these 9 flowers leave an impact.
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How To Prepare Your Garden For Heavy Winter Snow
Your shrubs, trees, and perennials can take significant damage from heavy snowfall. Before that looming winter storm hits, prepare your garden the right way.
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Gardeners Swear By This Fresh-Smelling Solution To Repel Ticks, But Does It Work?
There isn't much as repulsive as ticks, but some of the intense chemical repellents aren't ideal either. This common aromatherapy ingredient may help though.
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Where The Old Farmer's Almanac Predicts Colder-Than-Usual Weather Will Be This Winter
If the Old Farmers' Almanac's predictions turn out to be true, it's best to be ready. Here's how to protect your garden from the colder-than-usual temperatures.
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Handling Leaves From Your Neighbor's Tree: Who Is Responsible For Cleanup?
No matter how much you love your neighbor, it can be frustrating when the tree next door drops those pesky fall leaves. But what can you legally do about it?
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The Genius Way To Reuse Old Coffee Grounds For The Benefit Of Your Monstera Houseplant
Many people throw away their used coffee grounds, but not us gardeners. They can be used to provide nutrients for our favorite houseplants, like the monstera.
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How To Use Cinnamon On Plants For A Healthy, Vibrant Garden
Cinnamon can be used for more than dessert. As a natural spice from tree bark, it can be sprinkled and sprayed in the garden for a wide variety of purposes.
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Ensure The Health Of Your Potted Houseplants With One Simple Rule Before Winter
While your houseplants may look the same in the winter, it's likely that they are dormant. So, you'll need to avoid doing a regular chore for their health.
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12 Houseplants That Can Help Clean Mold And Improve Your Home's Air Quality
The path to cleaner air inside your home doesn't have to mean expensive air purifiers. It could mean just adding a few more of your favorite houseplants.
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When To Apply Weed Control For A Greener Lawn This Winter
Some climates have a green lawn all year long, and that includes winter. Keep the weeds in your grass under control by applying herbicides at the right time.
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10 Plants That Are Attracting Icky Squash Bugs Into The Garden
If you've ever tried to grow your favorite gourds, you may have noticed annoying pests on their leaves. These are squash bugs, and they love these 10 plants.
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How To Establish The Fast-Growing Neem Tree For Shade In Your Yard
While most gardeners know about neem oil, many don't know that it comes from a tree that happens to be great for shade... if you have the right conditions.
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The Beneficial Garden Shrub You Can Propagate From Cuttings In Winter
We all know that the garden budget can disappear in the blink of an eye, but this shrub and its tasty fruit can be multiplied from cuttings, saving you a ton.
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According To The Old Farmer's Almanac, This Is The Best Time To Plant Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas are staples of the spring landscape, but is that the best time to plant them? The Old Farmer's Almanac shares its 200 year-old wisdom on the topic.
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The Important Winter Gardening Task To Ensure Healthy Plants In Spring
A few inches of snow isn't the only blanket that can help your winter garden get ready for spring. Add this ingredient for some extra protection and nutrients.
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Transform Your Lawn Mower Into A Salt Spreader With This Smart Trick
Whether you're new to a snowy climate or you just never knew you had another way to deice your property, here's an alternative to hand spreading rock salt.
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How Using The Old Farmer's Almanac Can Help You Plan Your Vegetable Garden
The Old Farmer's Almanac hasn't been around so long for no reason. This trusty resource gives you direct guidence on planning your veggie garden by season.
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Prune This Tree In Late Winter For A Stunning Early Spring Display
While spring may be "gardening season," the prep work for gorgeous spring blooms on trees happens in the winter. Here's how to prune this ornamental fruit tree.
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Prepare Your Hydrangeas For Winter With One Simple Addition To The Soil
No one likes to be cold, so keep even your hardy hydrangeas under a cozy blanket in the worst of the winter weather by doing this simple chore in the fall.
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How To Grow Peas Indoors For A Thriving Vegetable Through Winter
As cool weather crops, it's a shame that peas are still too tender to get through winter. But with the right set up, you can grow your peas all year long.
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Will This Pantry Staple Make Your Bird Feeder More Enticing?
Some folks believe birds love this budget-friendly pantry staple, but is there evidence for the claim? Before you fill your bird feeder, you should know this.
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When & Where The Old Farmer's Almanac Predicts Snowfall This Winter
It's helpful to know if you'll get snow this year, and how much. Here's when many U.S. regions can expect wintry weather, according to The Old Farmer's Almanac.
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Get Healthier Grass This Spring With A Gardening Trick For Winter
When spring finally breaks through the winter gloom, who wants to see a bunch of brown patches in the lawn? Adjusting the timing for this lawn chore may help.
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8 Delicate Bulbs That Need Special Care Over Cold Winters
While some bulbs thrive when overwintered in the ground, some can't take the cold. These bulbs, corms, and rhizomes need some extra care from you to survive.
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How To Propagate Roses From Cuttings In Winter For More Plants In The Spring
Winter can be a sadly bloomless time for roses, but you can still taking cuttings to propagate them while they're dormant. It takes time, but it's worth it.
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The Best Way To Straighten Out A Leaning Tree In Your Yard
When you notice a tree leaning in your yard, it can be alarming, but there are tried and true ways to straighten them out, especially if they're young.
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Kill Unwanted Grass Growing In Your Flower Beds With A Natural Solution
Grass seems to pop up everywhere. Whether it spreads by seed, roots, or rhizomes, there is a way to kill it without using harsh, synthetic chemicals.
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15 Tropical Plants That Are Better Off Overwintering Indoors
From large, leafy greens to flowering woody vines, if you want a tropical look to your yard in the summer, you can bring these plants inside when it gets cold.
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