Turns Out Your Spider Plant Doesn't Need Any Soil To Grow
Spider plants are among the best houseplants for beginners to grow. They require very little maintenance and have the ability to succeed without soil.
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Stories By Debbie DeRoma
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What The White Mold On Your Tomato Plants Really Is And How To Prevent It
White mold on tomato plants can spell disaster for your crop, but there are steps you can take to ensure that your tomatoes stay healthy and thriving. -
Why You Should Reconsider Planting A Chocolate Mimosa Tree To Attract Hummingbirds
At first, it might seem like a stroke of brilliance to plant a chocolate mimosa tree to attract hummingbirds to your garden. However, there are drawbacks. -
A Vertical Garden Is The Key To Bringing In More Hummingbirds
We all want more hummingbirds around, and you can entice them to show up and hang out by arranging your flowers in an upward trajectory. -
Lure Songbirds To Your Yard To Get Rid Of These Pesky Worms
There are certain worms out there that could cause serious damage to your lawn. But lure some songbirds to your yard and you might have a natural solution. -
While Hackberry Trees Attract Butterflies, They Are Not Worth The Headache
Hackberry trees attract pollinators that are beneficial to the environment. However, some less desirable traits will make you think twice about planting them. -
Precautions To Take When Using Wooden Pallets For Your Outdoor DIYs
Everybody love a good DIY with wooden pallets. But there are some precautions you want to take before getting started, especially for an outdoor proejct. -
Sweetbay Magnolia Trees Bring Butterflies And Other Benefits To Your Yard
The sweetbay magnolia is different from the southern magnolia tree, but it can bring butterflies to your yard ... along with tons of other perks, too. -
Why Hummingbird Lovers Will Want To Add Cinnamon Fern To Their Garden
If you love hummingbirds, planting cinnamon fern is a great way to attract them to your yard. Here's why they love it and how to grow the plant. -
Grow This Gorgeous Tree To Bring Beautiful Songbirds To Your Yard
There are a plethora of trees and plants you can introduce to your yard to attract songbirds. However, this gorgeous tree may produce the best results. -
Encourage Mourning Doves To Nest In Your Yard With This Easy DIY
Mourning doves have some pretty unique nests that stand out from other birds'. If you want to encourage them to nest in your yard, check out this easy DIY. -
Can You Grow A Pothos Plant Without Soil?
Pothos are extremely well-loved, low-maintenance houseplants. If you want to grow your own with minimal effort, learn how you might grow the plant without soil. -
The Beautiful Ornamental Plant That Deer And Other Pests Will Leave Alone
If you're struggling with deer chomping up all your prettiest blooms, you can help deter them with this one easy-to-grow ornamental plant that's also gorgeous. -
The Downsides Of Choosing Blue Star Creeper As A Grass Alternative For Your Yard
Blue star creeper can be an eco-friendly alternative to grass, but let's also consider the downsides of the popular ground cover plant. -
Spring Is The Perfect Time Of Year To Treat Your Lawn For This Pesky Pest
Anybody who puts a lot of time and effort into their lawn is going to want to protect it from grass-eating pests. Here are some thoughts on the matter. -
The Gorgeous Flower You'll Wish You Never Planted In Your Garden
This particular flower is very pretty, but it could conquer your entire garden. We don't want to say there's such a thing as an evil flower, but... -
When You Should (And Shouldn't) Use Super Glue In The Bathroom
Its name alone makes it sound like an instant fix for any broken household item, but super glue meets its kryptonite in certain bathroom settings. -
The Red Berry Shrub You Might Not Want In Your Garden If You Have Pets
If you're a gardener and a pet guardian, you probably already know some plants aren't safe for dogs and cats. Here's another one to look out for. -
If Your Tap Water Tastes Like A Swimming Pool, This Could Be Why
If your tap water reminds you of jumping off the diving board at your neighbor's pool party last year, you might've already guessed the source of the issue. -
Add Color To Your Garden With A Sweet Flower Hummingbirds And Cardinals Love
There's a fair amount of crossover between gardening and bird watching. If you happen to be a fan of both, here's a shrub you might be interested in. -
Why Fixer To Fabulous' Jenny Marrs Keeps A Bowl Full Of Rocks On Her Bookshelf
The successful and presumably wealthy HGTV star has a bunch of rocks in her house. That seems weird, right? Let's hear her explanation. -
Home Town's Ben & Erin Napier Show Us A Seamless Way To Mix Woods In Your Space
One of HGTV's most popular couples has a specific take on wood-related interior aesthetics. As it turns out, it's not totally essential for your wood to match. -
Why You Should Stick A Dead Branch Into The Ground Near Your Hummingbird Feeder
We promise we are not kidding -- there's a solid reason for putting a big stick in the middle of the ground near your hummingbird feeder. -
The Worrying Reason Your Mango Tree Is Turning Black
Mango trees are particularly vulnerable to an infection that's also a bane to other types of trees. Here's what to look out for and how to combat the condition.
