So, you’ve got some mysterious holes popping up in your yard, and you’re wondering who’s the culprit. Is it a snake slithering around, or perhaps a busy squirrel digging up the lawn? Knowing the difference between snake holes and squirrel…
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Because hummingbird feeders contain nectar or sugar water, they often attract insects like ants, hornets, wasps, or yellow jackets. While some of these bugs will climb the pole your feeders hang…
If you’re looking to enhance your lawn’s visual appeal, there’s one plant that could be the game-changer you need. Snow-in-summer, scientifically known as Cerastium tomentosum, is a hardy perennial plant that originates from the rocky slopes of Europe and thrives across a…
Welcome to our monthly feature where we highlight a unique plant that has captured the attention of our gardening community. This month, we are diving deep into the fascinating world of the Rat Tail Cactus. This eye-catching plant is known…
Trash is sometimes an unfortunate side effect of gardening. It’s a bummer since many gardeners care about making environmentally conscious decisions. Potting soil is a big culprit in making extra waste, especially if you’re growing in a small space and…
When it comes to landscaping, gardeners are always looking for new and innovative ideas to create a lush and beautiful garden. One of the most popular trends in recent years has been the use of ornamental grasses. These grasses are…
You’ve probably heard the advice to take a deep breath if you’ve ever felt anxious. Come to find out, there’s a good reason behind this suggestion, as breathing exercises are a healthy way to cope with anxiety (via Mayo Clinic).…
Garden Trees, Shrubs & Vines By Kailen Skewis/May 19, 2024 1:28 pm EST Vining plants such as pothos, English ivy, and heartleaf philodendron aren’t too difficult to style in your home. Often, lifting them in a hanging basket or letting their…
A lush, green expanse of grass used to be wonderful. It was every suburban homeowner’s dream lawn, but now that image isn’t so dreamy. Some locales face water restrictions, or owners choose to be water-conscious. Other homeowners may not want…
Reaching out to old friends is an act of vulnerability. Putting ourselves out there leaves us open to the potential for rejection. As a result, we may shy away from reaching out at all. Hope Arnold, a licensed clinical social…