A lack of water doesn't have to interfere with your enjoyment of a lush garden. Whether you live in a city with water restrictions or the weather has been usually dry, many drought-tolerant plants can withstand dry spells in the
Come spring, homeowners are sure to see common and uncommon garden pests. Although bugs like ladybugs can be beneficial, others like aphids or mealybugs can damage your plants. Here we cover the 5 most common garden pests and how to protect your
If you're a gardener who enjoys entertaining, adding freshly-picked herbs to adult drinks will impress your guests and boost the flavor of any cocktail or mocktail. Also, fresh fruits and vegetables will enhance the flavor of party drinks. Here's what
A garden that supports beneficial pollinators is good for the ecosystem because they play an important part in plant reproduction. If you're looking for the best plants to create a beautiful and buzzy pollinator garden, read on! What are the benefits of
The coneflower, called 'Echinacea,' is a perennial bloomer producing wonderful cut flowers. Coneflower is easy to grow and is considered a pollinator plant. Here we'll cover how to care for coneflowers. Coneflower Basics Coneflower plants like lots of sun with adequate space
For nature lovers, there is nothing more rewarding than setting up a birdhouse and watching a mated pair of your favorite birds move in and build a nest. Several types of backyard and garden birds choose to make their home
The fragrant, cone-shaped blooms of a butterfly bush look spectacular in the garden. Moreover, the butterfly bush plant's nectar is a favorite of butterflies, hummingbirds, bees, and other beneficial insects. It is a hardy shrub that is always popular in a
Decorating your home for Easter? Adding succulents to a mix of bunnies and chicks is a beautiful way to spruce up your front door or dining table. Read on for our Easter succulent ideas to celebrate spring. How do I make
In some parts of the USA, it’s considered lucky to plant potatoes and peas on St. Patrick’s Day. If you live in hardiness zone 5, 6, or higher, the soil is usually ready by March 17th to plant early spring
The fiddle-leaf fig is a tropical plant native to the jungles of West Africa. This popular and striking houseplant gets its name due to its large, curvy leaves that resemble the shape of a fiddle. Here we'll cover how to care
