How To: Change Hydrangea Color
It might seem like magic, but it’s science!
These Are the Most Popular Houseplants in America
With everything there are trends—and in the world of houseplants, it is no different. As social media facilitates community conversation among home gardeners, it also brings images of beautiful houseplants across people’s screens. This online celebration of plants has brought some new stunners to national attention, just as many other old favorites continue to beautify home gardens. Take a look at some of the most popular houseplants in America today.
8 Tricks for Quick Composting Your Way to Free Fertilizer
It’s easy to get your garden growing and help it thrive with some quick-turn composting tricks any level composter can do at home.
This Is the Best Mulch for Flower Beds
Whether your goal is to enhance the soil, prevent weeds, or conserve water, you can achieve all three with the right kind of mulch.
The Best Native Plants to Grow in Soggy Gardens (by Region)
Build your own low-maintenance rain garden with colorful native plants that don’t mind wet roots!
How To: Keep Cats Out of Your Yard
Whether it’s a friendly feral cat or your own pet, felines can wreak havoc on your outdoor space. Learn the tips and tricks that will keep cats from doing their business in your garden, and scaring birds and other wildlife away.
How to Get Rid of Bagworms
Bagworms in trees or shrubs may leave you with brown, damaged, or even dead plants. Learn how to recognize bagworms and eradicate them from your yard.
15 Companion Plants for Zucchini—and 5 to Keep Separate—for the Ultimate Summer Harvest
Naturally boost the yields of zucchini plants and protect your zucchini harvest from squash bugs and other pests with these amazing companion plants.
The Best Shade Flowers for Your Low-Light Garden
If you think you need tons of sun to grow beautiful flowers, think again. These plants thrive in the shade and produce loads of colorful blooms.
Starting Tomatoes from Seed
Hello, my friend, hello again; today we come together to talk about Starting Tomatoes from Seed and hope the blog can help you. During the cold, dark days of January and February, my mind turns to sunny, bright red tomatoes—for this is the time to start them indoors. The growing season in most parts of…