This summer, get your yard buzzed by starting a pollinator garden. Known for attracting butterflies, birds, and, yes, bees, these plots of plants help keep your local ecosystem strong and offer a vivid beauty perfect for any property. Even better, starting
The more time we spend outside, the more we need a sensible storage solution for all the stuff that helps make our lawn, garden, and patio look exquisite. A garage may do for a while, but if your home seems
With its hot dogs and hamburgers, it's no wonder why Memorial Day is considered such a meaty holiday. But all it takes is a walk through your garden to see the potential in produce. The fruits and vegetables growing in your
Mother's Day always seems to sneak up on us. This year, though, you can get ahead of the game by helping the caregivers in your life with some home improvement projects for spring. So, skip over the played-out flowers. Instead, give
If you're looking to transform your backyard for this upcoming sunny season, add a pergola. Pergolas are versatile outdoor structures that can fit into even more moderately sized yards. So, whether you're pergola-curious or already imagining yourself lounging in this open-air
It's hard to disrespect the humble pickle. It adds crunch to sandwiches, a refreshing element to hot dogs, and some necessary zing to potato salad. But pickles can be more than just the condiment du jour. At your local grocery store,
Once the calendar flips to spring, it's hard to wait any longer for fresh flower blooms. So, this year, give your garden the zip it needs with some of our favorite quick-blooming flowers for spring. Morning Glories Morning glories (photoed above) are
When it comes to pizza, we all want a slice of the action. And the best way to add some pizzazz to your pie is with your own pizza garden. Pizza gardens contain the ingredients you need to transform your kitchen
Hosta plants have grown in popularity over the past few years. But as every movie star's memoir will tell you, being popular doesn't save you from loneliness. So, if you've found your once thriving hosta now lilting, consider a companion plant.
If you’re looking for an easy-to-care-for indoor plant, start small. The inch plant (known formally as the tradescantia zebrina) isn’t quite as diminutive as its name suggests, but its striped leaves and unpretentious needs make them a popular choice for