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  • Several large brown pine cones sit in a terracotta pot.

    The Clever Reason You Should Be Using Pine Cones When Filling Planters

    Pine cones mean fall and Christmas decor for most of the year, but they can be useful too. Here's why you should be using pine cones when filling planters.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 21 hours ago Read More
  • Three groundhogs peak out behind a patch of hostas next to the house in a garden.

    Why You Should Think About Planting Daffodils If You Have A Groundhog Problem

    Groundhogs are often the bane of a gardener's hard work, but planting a few daffodils among your flowers could help you out with this this pest problem.

    By Lauren Krystaf 2 days ago Read More
  • A woman waters a houseplant with a watering can.

    The Medicine Cabinet Staple That Can Help Keep Houseplants Thriving

    Don't discount your medicine cabinet when you think about DIY plant care! This one item that is in every home can help keep your houseplants thriving.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 2 days ago Read More
  • Woman trims green, leafy hedge with electric hedge trimmer.

    How To Properly Sharpen The Blades On Your Hedge Trimmers

    Yes, your hedge trimmers can unfortunately become dull over time. But you can sharpen those blades yourself at home if you know the proper way to do it.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 3 days ago Read More
  • A red garden gate is latched shut with shrubs on either side.

    Plant This Fragrant Herb Near Your Garden Gate To Keep Pests Away

    The garden gate is as much a part of your garden as it is a boundary. If you don't want this spot overrun with mosquitos, try planting this fragrant herb.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 3 days ago Read More
  • A dead, lifeless tree in the middle of a neighborhood

    The Benefits Of Leaving A Dead Tree In Your Yard That You May Not Know

    That dead tree in your yard might not warrant a call to an arborist just yet. While there are still hazards, there are also plenty of benefits to leaving it.

    By Eman Amjad Ali 3 days ago Read More
  • A garter snake hides in mossy leaf litter

    Are Chili Pepper Plants Really An Effective Snake Repellent?

    On the endless journey to keep snakes out of your yard, you may wonder about using chili pepper plants as a potential snake repellent. But is it effective?

    By Autumn McGarr 4 days ago Read More
  • A young plant is sprouting up from the soil in sunlight.

    Indoor Vs. Outdoor Seedlings: How Often Should You Be Watering Each?

    Whether you start your seeds indoors or you direct sow them outdoors, watering is the most important step. Here's how often you should be watering each.

    By Eman Amjad Ali 5 days ago Read More
  • A patch of a well manicured backyard is covered in shade.

    Shady Conditions Aren't A Problem For This Unique White Wildflower

    When growing in shadier conditions, you aren't restricted to the most popular offerings at the garden center. This white wildflower is perfect for the shade!

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 5 days ago Read More
  • A woman holding a dipper over a pot of honey that's surrounded by dandelions

    Why You Should Be Adding Honey To The Soil In Your Garden

    Honey adds sweetness to foods and drinks, but there are also a few solid reasons you should be putting the sticky substance in the soil in your garden.

    By Eman Amjad Ali 5 days ago Read More
  • Terra cotta planter and plant broken on gray laminate flooring

    Don't Toss Your Cracked Plant Pot - Try This Succulent Garden DIY Instead

    There's no need to throw away that terracotta planter if you've accidentally cracked your pot. Repurpose it into a succulent garden with this clever DIY.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 5 days ago Read More
  • A green hummingbird flies to a feeder.

    Keep Hummingbirds Safe By Only Using One Type Of Sugar In Your DIY Nectar

    Making a DIY nectar for hummingbirds can save you money. However, you should only use one type of sugar to keep these garden visitors safe and sound.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 5 days ago Read More
  • A snake skimming through the grass

    Turn Snakes Away From Your Yard With These 2 Common Essential Oils

    You might just be able to deter unwanted snakes from your yard and garden if you get your hands on these two essential oils to create a natural repellent.

    By Eman Amjad Ali 6 days ago Read More
  • A red cardinal perched on a bird feeder

    Think Twice Before Using Cheese To Attract Birds To Your Yard. Here's Why

    Can birds eat cheese? Before you toss out a few chunks of cheddar outside to the songbirds of your neighborhood, you might want to consider a few things first.

    By Autumn McGarr 6 days ago Read More
  • A group of fresh lavender flowers reach up to a blue sky.

    Lavender: Is It Better Off Planted In The Ground Or In Containers?

    Whether it's in your bathroom or your morning brew, we all encounter lavender eventually. But to grow it, is it better in the ground or in a pot? Find out here!

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 6 days ago Read More
  • A bird stands in a birdbath.

    Easily DIY A Charming Bird Bath Using An Old Tomato Cage

    Old tomato cage taking up unwanted real estate in your garden? Repurpose it into an easy DIY bird bath that'll look charming while attracting feathered friends.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 6 days ago Read More
  • A garden with gravel, carefully planted plants, and stone paths.

    Common Gravel Landscaping Mistakes You Want To Avoid Making

    Gravel is a popular choice for landscaping for good reason. However, while building those walkways and driveways in your yard, avoid these common mistakes.

    By Eman Amjad Ali 7 days ago Read More
  • Red-throated male hummingbird flies.

    Here's The Right Time To Put Out Your Hummingbird Feeder

    Yes, there's a right time of the year that you'll need to set the hummingbird feeder out in your yard. It all depends on a few factors, like where you live.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 7 days ago Read More
  • Purple, pink, and blue hydrangeas are in full bloom.

    Why You Should Place Some Orange Peels Around Your Hydrangeas

    Before you toss your orange peels, know there could be benefits for your hydrangea plants. Here's what you should know about the benefits of this kitchen scrap.

    By Eman Amjad Ali 8 days ago Read More
  • Woman lifts tea bag out of tea cup.

    Don't Toss Used Tea Bags When You Could Be Using Them In The Garden Instead

    Those steeped tea bags may seem like waste, but before you toss them into the trash, consider how you could repurpose them in the garden for thriving plants.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 9 days ago Read More
  • A brown rat stretches its body from a tree to eat seed from a birdfeeder.

    Is Garlic Really The Secret To Keeping Rodents Away From Bird Feeders?

    Birds love your bird feeder. Unfortunately, so do rats, mice, and squirrels. When looking for ways to deter these rodents, is garlic a secret repellent weapon?

    By Autumn McGarr 10 days ago Read More
  • A pile of black mulch is next to a pile of red mulch.

    Avoid This Type Of Mulch If You Don't Want Your Garden Looking Outdated

    Nobody wants a yard that looks dated. Unfortunately, this common mulch type is increasingly falling out of style in garden design. Avoid it in your landscaping.

    By Melody Ip 10 days ago Read More
  • Cinnamon powder with a blurred garden background

    Spray Some Cinnamon On Your Lawn, & Your Grass Will Thank You. Here's Why.

    If you can make a simple cinnamon spray to use in your yard, the grass in your lawn might end up thanking you for these beneficial reasons.

    By Eman Amjad Ali 10 days ago Read More
  • Epazote herb growing in rich soil in a pot in the garden.

    Think Twice Before Planting Epazote In Your Garden. Here's Why

    Epazote is a wonderful, well-loved Mexican herb, but there's a potential drawback for you to consider before you plant it in your garden or yard.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 11 days ago Read More
  • A purslane weed spreads across soil.

    Banish Out-Of-Control Purslane From Your Garden With A Few Simple Steps

    Purslane may be an edible plant, but it can be a nightmare when it takes over your lawn or garden. Banish the unwanted weed for good with a few simple steps.

    By Lauren Krystaf 11 days ago Read More
  • A woman peels an orange in her hands.

    The Orange Peel Hack That Could Keep Mosquitoes Away From Your Yard

    As the weather gets warmer, mosquitoes may start to flock to your yard. You may be able to keep them away with this natural citrus peel hack.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 12 days ago Read More
  • A brown rat rests on small pebbles next to green foliage and a purple flower.

    This Pretty Yellow Flower Is A Natural Rat Repellent & You Never Even Realized

    These beautiful flowers brighten up any garden or yard that they're in, but there's also a secret bonus: they help repel rats and other unwanted rodents.

    By Melody Ip 13 days ago Read More
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