Valentine's Day is all about love (and chocolate). To celebrate, we've put together the master list of the Wet & Forget Blog posts you've loved the most. We looked through our posts about gardening, home improvement, Wet & Forget Outdoor, Wet
While big areas of the country are buried in snow right now, other places are suffering serious water shortages. California is in the middle of the worst drought in state history, and scientists fear that more of the same may
Most of us have been facing a pretty tough winter this year, with ice as far south as Louisiana and Texas, and the Northeast and Midwest buried beneath a never-ending blanket of snow. The sheer frustration of dealing with the
Growing your own vegetables is an excellent way to enjoy delicious fresh produce, limit the chemicals in your family's diet, and save money. Planting seeds indoors early helps you get a head start on the growing season, gives you many
Your garden may not be exactly bursting with blooms this time of year, but that doesn't mean that you have to wait until spring to enjoy Mother Nature's garden colors. Winter is the perfect time of year to start selecting
Most of us have had a long and strange transition into winter this year, and you may have been keeping indoors as much as possible to avoid the rain and snow. But just because winter has arrived, that doesn't mean
The snow may be blowing outside, but that doesn’t mean that your green thumb has to hibernate for the winter. Winter gardening is a wonderful way to keep your green thumb active and add yum to your table, and growing
Halloween is coming soon, and no Halloween is complete without jack o' lanterns. T artfully carved pumpkins let you show off your creative side while you honor the traditions of the season. While the traditional jack o' lantern with triangles
If you do any gardening, you've heard of certain food crops and perennial flower bulbs that are ideal for fall planting. But did you know that some self-seeding annual flowers are also perfect for planting this time of year? You read
Fall is here, and we're all enjoying football season and gearing up for Halloween celebrations. But as you wash your favorite fall jackets and adjust to the changing weather, your home and garden are also experiencing the change of season. Without