8 Ways To Rid Your Vegetable Garden Of Caterpillars
Caterpillars can be cute, but you don't necessarily want them all over your vegetable garden. We have some expert insights on how to get rid of them.
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Got A Little Extra Sugar? Make Your Garden A Buffet For Hummingbirds With One Easy Step
Hummingbirds flying around your garden is a beautiful sight, and easier to achieve than you may think. This homemade nectar is the first step.
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Naturally Attract Hummingbirds By Growing This Everyday Cooking Herb
With the graceful way they flit about from plant to plant, colorful hummingbirds are fascinating creatures. Plant plenty of this herb to attract them.
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A Toothpick Can Save Your Garden Edibles From Too Much Water
Before your garden is overrun with too much water, try using a wooden toothpick to test if your soil needs additional watering first.
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Thriving Tomato Plants Come Easy With This Natural Fertilizer Made From Kitchen Scraps
If you're looking for an alternative, all-natural fertilizer for your tomatoes, you likely already have what you need in your pantry. Find out what to use.
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6 Benefits Beer Brings To Your Garden
Beer isn't just good for sipping. Here are some expert-approved ways to use flat or leftover beer in your garden.
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5 Safe And Effective Ways To Use Charcoal In Your Vegetable Garden
While you typically need fertilizer when gardening, charcoal is an effective alternative that serves more functions, too. Find out how.
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Attract Bluebirds To Your Yard With This Fast-Growing Berry Bush
Everyone wants to see bluebirds perched in their backyards, and this is a great way to start. The birds get food, as do you, as well as a thriving ecosystem.
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Don't Plant Tomatoes Too Early This Year — Here's The Ideal Time
For the healthiest tomato plants that give you a bounty of bright red, juicy globes, you need to know when to plant them -- and when to not.
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Why Planting Cucumbers Next To Potatoes Will Only Disappoint You
Many gardeners choose companion plants to save space and produce more crops. Potatoes and cucumbers, however, are two plants that don't grow well together.
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Why You May Want To Skip Epsom Salt On Your Basil
While you often need fertilizer to encourage health plant growth, there's an all-natural alternative that works well on basil: epsom salt.
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Can You Grow Oranges Indoors? Here's What It Takes To Pull It Off
Learn how to grow oranges indoors if you don't have a garden, from selecting the right tree to providing light, water, and care for a fruitful harvest.
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Planting This Flowering Ground Cover Helps Garden Fruit Trees Thrive
Looking for a natural way to boost your harvest? From attracting bees to enriching the soil, this flowering plant is the ultimate companion for fruit trees.
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Forget Yard Gardens: How To Nail Growing Cucumbers In Hanging Baskets
Do yourself a favor and forget about planting cucumbers in your garden. Instead, grow them in hanging baskets.
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The 6 Most Affordable Vegetables To Plant In Your Garden, According To A Farmer
Looking for veggies to plant in your garden this year? Check out these farmer-recommended, low-effort, high-reward varieties.
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10 Practical Ways To Reuse Costco Containers
Costco's items tend to come in large containers, and we have a handful of interesting ways to reuse them in your kitchen, garden, home, and more.
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Banish Garden Slugs With A Cheap And Easy Beer Trap
Garden slugs may seem innocuous, but they can wreak havoc on your garden. This boozy hack will take care of them without risking harm to wildlife or plants.
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What Kind Of Tomatoes Does McDonald's Use? Plant And Grow Their Seeds To Find Out
This is an unlikely thought for many people, but one pro gardener completed the experiment with interesting results and an insight into McDonald's process.
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When Using Egg Cartons As A Seed Starter For Your Garden, Always Keep This In Mind
Sprouting plants from seed can be tricky, but keeping in mind the type of egg carton you use is important for the health of the seeds.
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These Costco Apple Tree Varieties Add A Fanciful Touch To Your Garden
Head to Costco and for one these beloved apple tree varieties that'll easily add a fancy and functional touch to your garden.
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Why Wrapping Used Aluminum Foil Around Hummingbird Feeders Is A Smart Idea
Aluminum foil has several great uses, but when it comes to the outdoors, perhaps the best is using it to wrap hummingbird feeders.
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Hiding In Your Kitchen Is A Natural Fertilizer That Makes Blueberry Plants Thrive
Blueberry shrubs are an attractive and delicious addition to your garden. Don't waste money on fancy fertilizers when you have a great one already.
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The Very First Thing To Learn About Your Kitchen Before Making A Countertop Garden
Put down the seeds and scraps. Prior to planting anything in your countertop garden, you need to consider this make-or-break growing factor.
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6 Smart Ways To Keep Gophers Out Of Your Garden
Gophers are a common and destructive garden pest. A farmer shared some of his top tips for removing them from a garden with us.
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Signs Your Rosemary Plant Is Stressed, And The Most Common Mistake Behind It
Rosemary is a hearty plant that's easy to grow, but mistakes happen. Here's the most common one and how you can tell it's the problem.
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These 5 Plants Hate Coffee Ground Fertilizer — Here's What To Use Instead
Who doesn't like a nice, strong cup of coffee in the morning? Some plants, apparently, and adding leftover grounds to the wrong ones can backfire.
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This Trash-To-Garden Hack Keeps Pests Away From Young Plants
Putting trash to good use in the garden is a win-win situation - and this hack even keeps harmful pests away from your seedlings. Here's how it works.
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