The Messy Reason Crepe Myrtle Trees And Pool Can't Coexist
Crepe myrtles and pools may seem like a no-brainer combination that can make your home more comfortable. But there's a reason why they shouldn't be together.
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The Downsides Of One Of The Fastest-Growing Shade Trees In North America
Fast-growing trees are a blessing in backyards with little shade in hot climates. However, their height poses problems depending on where they’re planted. -
The Common Garden Waste That Will Make Your Tomato Plants Thrive
If you want to ensure that your tomato crop is as tasty and robust as it can be, then this nourishing waste is an essential tool in your gardening tool box. -
5 Materials You Can Use To Top-Dress Your Lawn (& Which Is Best For Your Climate)
If you're planning to top-dress your lawn or just considering it, here are five materials you can use - and which are the best for your climate. -
How To Protect Your Zucchini Plants From Common Pests
Zucchini plants are frequently the targets of hungry pests, but you don't have to relinquish your harvest to the foes. Use these tips to protect your plants. -
What's A Zombie Tree And Do You Have One In Your Yard?
A zombie tree might sound made up, but they are actually quite dangerous trees that you might have in your yard. Here's how to identify a zombie tree. -
Here Are Four Native Ornamental Grasses You Should Consider For Your Yard
Ornamental grasses are a cozy addition to yards, but growing the wrong type can be detrimental to your garden. Here are four native options you should consider. -
If You Have A Maple Tree In Your Yard, Avoid Planting This Type Of Grass
Some plants just don't pair well together. If you have a beautiful maple tree in your yard, you need to carefully consider what you plant nearby. -
Attract Pollinators To Your Garden With This Unique Spring Perennial
Pollinators are an important part of a heathy garden. Luckily, there are a few plants to help attract pollinators, like this spring perennial. -
The Perfect Ground Cover For Year Round Color In Your Garden
If you live in a dry climate and struggle to keep your grass green, take a look at this perfect ground cover for year round color in your garden. -
The Popular Vegetable You Should Be Planting Next To Cilantro
Cilantro is an essential herb for cooking flavorful food, and if you want your crop to thrive, plant it next to this tasty veggie. -
The Best Method For Removing Stubborn Grass Seed Heads From Your Lawn
Here's what to do when you find those pesky seed heads appearing on your lawn and how to get rid of them to keep your grass looking lush and healthy. -
Attract Cardinals And Pollinators To Your Yard With A Colorful Shrub They Love
Who doesn't want majestic cardinals in their yard? Find out what shrub you should plant to invite these vibrant birds and other pollinators to your garden. -
Keep Your Harvested Garden Herbs Fresh For Weeks With An Easy Jar Hack
Few things are more satisfying than fresh herbs from your own garden. If you need to keep your harvest fresh, this jar hack will do the trick. -
Turn Ordinary Dollar Tree Seeds Into A Magical Spring Garden
Yes, you can get seeds at Dollar Tree. And yes, they're just as good as seeds from elsewhere. Create the spring garden of your dreams for less with $1.25 seeds. -
The Companion Vegetables That'll Keep Your Citrus Tree's Soil In Tip-Top Shape
Citrus trees take a while to produce fruit but the pay-off is definitely worth it. Keep their soil in tip-top shape by growing these companion vegetables. -
The Water Bottle Hack That Will Have Your Green Onions Thriving In No Time
If you want to grow green onions and have a constant supply, try this easy water bottle hack for growing them. All you need is a plastic bottle! -
Create A Cucumber Trellis On A Budget With TikTok's Easy DIY
If you're looking to maximize your cucumber harvest and minimize your garden square footage, TikTok's DIY trellis can help you do it inexpensively and easily. -
If You're Not Planting Zinnias Alongside Cucumbers, You May Want To Think Again
Some plants will surprise you when they make terrific garden mates. Read on to learn the friendly truth about zinnias and cucumbers. -
What Most People Get Wrong About Using Coffee Grounds To Fertilize Tulips
Adding coffee grounds to soil can be beneficial, and it can have the opposite effect if you don't know what you're doing beforehand. -
The Best Spot In Your Garden To Plant Sweet Alyssum
Sweet alyssum can benefit your garden in so many ways, aside from its beautiful blooms. Here are the best ways to incorporate it into your yard. -
The Handy Hack That Will Have You Reaching For A Toothpick In Your Garden
If you've ever had trouble knowing when it's time to water your plants, we've got a simple solution you can try with an item you already have in your kitchen. -
How To Spot Mediterranean Oak Borer Damage On Your Trees
Mediterranean oak borers are a new species to the U.S., and they can do quite a bit of damage. Find out the warning signs and what you can do to stop them. -
Try TikTok's Simple Tomato Seed Starting Hack To Help The Germination Process
Tomatoes are a beginner-friendly plant, especially if you use this simple seed starting hack from TikTok to help the germination process along. -
The Dollar Tree Containers Every Gardener Needs For Starting Seeds
Seed starting supplies can easily rack up the bill, especially if you need to buy several trays. If you need an inexpensive solution, try Dollar Tree. -
The DIY Wooden Staircase That Is Perfect For The Garden
This simple DIY project can help maximize your garden space and creates a tiered system to support plants that need different levels of sunlight and water. -
Do Garden Seeds Expire? Yes And No
It's not that seeds don't expire; they just don't expire the same way eggs and milk do. Read on to see how to keep seeds viable for longer.
