Space, skill, time, and budget restraints have thrown cold water on the gardening dreams of many. But you can flip the equation by reusing and repurposing the milk crates hoarding space in your garage. Clean them, line them with landscape…
When someone is told they have a green thumb, it’s because their plants seem to thrive with little effort. Yet, while many people have a knack for gardening, the hacks make the difference. This pastime can be frustrating, but having…
Pixabay We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. While honey bees are often thought of as the top pollinators, approximately 300 mason bees can pollinate an entire acre of cherry or apple trees, making them very effective.…
Growing strawberries can be difficult but rewarding. If you love those delicious red (or white) berries as much as we do, you’ll want every tip you can get. Most people today are growing food organically, and with that in mind,…
Pill bugs, more casually known as “roly polys,” are woodlice that are commonly seen rummaging through the dirt and soil of home gardens. They eat anything on a plant from leaves and roots to vegetables and shoots, making pill bugs…
Lettuces are easy for beginning gardeners to grow in containers, raised beds, or traditional garden beds. There are many delectable heirloom varieties with a range of textures and flavors, and I’ve listed 10 types that I recommend below. With wonderful…
While there are a wide variety of ways people choose to decorate their yards, most folks won’t stick a large number of plastic forks pointy side up into their grass for aesthetic value. That doesn’t mean you’ll never find plastic utensils…
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. By the end of a vigorous gardening season, a set of garden tools can become quite filthy, especially if they’ve been left outside to fend for themselves in the elements,…
While attracting birds to your garden can improve your estate’s appeal and help you get rid of pesky weeds without much work, it might not be a good idea if you’re growing vegetables in your backyard. For starters, hungry birds…
If you have pinecones strewn across your yard, you’ll be pleased to discover that rather than a mess, you actually have a goldmine. That’s because pinecones, a type of gymnosperm, are resistant to mold and fungi, making them an excellent…