When To Take Hummingbird Feeders Down (And Why Timing Is So Important)
Hummingbirds are too tiny to hang out in the winter with all of us in colder climates. But when do you need to bring their feeder inside? And when is too early?
Read MoreHummingbirds are too tiny to hang out in the winter with all of us in colder climates. But when do you need to bring their feeder inside? And when is too early?
Read MoreChiggers are tiny, bright red mites that can make your skin itch ... literally. You could help to repel them with these few extra plants in your garden, though.
Read MoreOne of the simplest and most affordable ways to get a creeping phlox ground cover lawn is by planting it from seed. Here's how you can grow it yourself.
Read MoreA hydrangea with wimpy blooms is a sad affair. If you have the right sun and soil, then you have to water your shrub using the best method for big blooms.
Read MoreA yard full of pines doesn't have to be a negative. There are over 10 types of plants (including flowers, ferns, and shrubs) that grow well under pine trees.
Read MorePollinator-friendly flowers usually happen to be some of the most colorful. These pretty biennials not only attract hummingbirds, but they can self-seed, too.
Read MoreSnakes are part of nature, so you can't always escape them in the garden. But some plants are more attractive to them than others, so you can plan accordingly.
Read MoreIf you haven't heard of monkey flowers, then you'll be in for a real treat when you learn about this gorgeous, pollinator-friendly plant with colorful blooms.
Read MoreBring on the birds! Watching them gather around the bird feeder is the rare combo of peaceful and exciting, so make more of them happy with a favorite food.
Read MoreWhile creeping bellflower certainly has lovely flowers, it might not be the best addition to your garden, especially if you are meticulous in your design.
Read MoreDid you know there are cultivars of hydrangea that can be trained to grow like a tree, not a shrub? These stunning varieties will be the star of your garden.
Read MoreNobody likes a wasp sting, but don't let them bully you and your hummingbirds away from the feeder. There's an easy fix to keep the birds without the wasps.
Read MoreGround covers are the lawn alternative that do it all. Not only will this one help with weed control, but it will make your yard or garden a tad more colorful.
Read MoreWhile hummingbirds don't care about a flower's scent, you might! You can both be happy with this fragrant herb with flowers that have all the right features.
Read MoreWith so many flowers to choose from, this wildflower may not even cross your mind. While not as well known as some, Wright's skullcap has a convenient niche.
Read MoreOversized pots aren't just in style for your patio. You can bring those elegant elements indoors too, but here's how to keep them light enough to move.
Read MoreThe gardening season isn't over yet. This pretty flower doesn't get the appreciation that it deserves, and yes, it can be planted in August for autumn blooms.
Read MoreA well-designed moon garden can beautify your yard even after the sun goes down. However, consider which flowers to plant, decor to add, and what to eliminate.
Read MoreIf you love hummingbirds and want to attract them to your garden, you may want to go beyond sugar water and nectar plants. Give them a healthy treat to enjoy.
Read MoreBalloon flowers are as fun as they sound and make a great addition to your garden. Here's how to make sure they are happy and produce their signature blooms.
Read MoreSelf-seeding pollinator plants are the way to get an endless supply of beauty and nectar. Let these two self-seeding flowers do their thing in your garden.
Read MoreWe all need a little privacy from our neighbors, but a fence can look pretty boring, especially when the garden is in bloom. These vines can spruce it up.
Read MoreWhile healthy soil is a requirement for healthy crops, there are some plants that can boost the soil health in return. One is more common than you think.
Read MoreOne of the main benefits of caring for a hydrangea shrub is the bountiful supply of fresh-cut flowers. If you want them looking their best for longer, try this.
Read MoreWhile their bloom times vary, the real fun in planting perennials is that they come back every year. So here's how to prune for next summer's success.
Read MoreCue the Addams Family theme song because goth gardens are in! While your neighbors strive for bright colors, here's how to lean into your edgier side.
Read MoreIf you like to sit back and enjoy your garden, then maybe you can share the view with hummingbirds. DIY them a little swing so they can relax with you.
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