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5 incredible plants for rock gardens: Consider these options
Rocks gardens are a simple way to design a garden with visual interest, especially if you live in an area where keeping a lawn full of grass alive is challenging. Rocks gardens are often home to...
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Boost your compost with these nutrient-rich fruit peelings
There are many misconceptions about what you can and can’t compost. In the past, orange peels weren’t allowed in compost bins because some believed they would repel worms and other organisms that...
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What to plant in Zone 10a: A complete gardening guide
Consisting of the southernmost parts of the U.S., zone 10a is a rich region for a wide range of plants. While you might need to keep an eye out for your tender herbs and cold-loving plants, many...
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Does basil really repel mosquitoes? We tested it to find out
When you’re outside enjoying your garden or hiking through the woods, mosquitoes are an itchy annoyance. They can spread disease and cause discomfort, so it’s no wonder people turn to insect...
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How to find the best grass seed for your yard’s needs
If you love the look of a lush green lawn but don’t have one, the easiest and most affordable way to get one is with grass seed. There are tons of options, from classics like tall fescue and Kentucky...
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Zone 9b planting guide: Tips for thriving gardens in warm climates
From show-stopping roses to hardy agave, zone 9b is home to plants of all stripes, thanks to its warm, sunny conditions. It’s also an ideal environment for a wide range of fruits and veggies, whether...
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The beauty of heliotropes: A beginner’s care guide
If you’re a fan of purple flowers, then you’re likely already familiar with the beautiful heliotrope plant. This tender perennial is known for deep purple flowers and an oddly delicious scent — it’s...
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5 gorgeous perennials that like full sun: Top picks
A sunny flower garden full of vibrant, colorful flowers sounds like a dream, and many people take up gardening just to achieve it. While it isn’t difficult to grow a garden like that, the sun can...
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How to propagate jasmine cuttings and share the fragrance
A lovely note in floral perfumes, jasmine is one of the most fragrant plants out there and features a light, sweet scent when in full bloom. If you need more jasmine in your life, then you’ll be...
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Does Epsom salt help control garden pests? Here’s what you need to know
Gardening can provide delicious food for you and your family, but it can also provide a meal for pests. There are many strategies for defending plants, from organic pest control methods to chemical...
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Hollyhock growing guide: Everything you need to know
Hollyhocks, known for their tall flower spikes and large, vibrant flowers, make a gorgeous addition to most gardens. Pollinators love them, and they come in a wide array of lovely colors. While they’re...
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Grow ginger from a store-bought root in 6 simple steps
WebTechExperts / Pixabay It’s not every day you grow a plant from something you’ve purchased in the produce section of your grocery store, but that's one of the things that makes ginger unique! Not...
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The top tall flowers for dramatic garden displays
Gardeners can design their outdoor spaces in a plethora of ways. From rowdy wildflower gardens to carpets of tiny flowers, there’s a garden design for everyone. If you want your garden to have a...
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Companion flowers for vegetables: What to plant in your garden
If you want fresh vegetables to enjoy at home, growing your own is one way to achieve that. There are many easy to grow vegetables, and it’s possible to have a thriving vegetable garden no matter your...
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Will your plants survive in climate zone 6? Here’s how to tell
With cool winters and long summers, climate zone 6 offers a lovely and agreeable environment to grow a range of flowers, shrubs, fruits, and vegetables. If you aren’t familiar with this climate, then...
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Building a drought-tolerant garden? Here are 7 must-know tips
Watering can be a grueling chore during the summer, and it’s no secret that your water bill can skyrocket if you have to tend to a lawn. Enter drought-tolerant gardening, also known as xeriscaping or...
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The top gardening trends to watch in 2025
Spring is here, and with it comes a wave of new and exciting gardening trends. Some are old trends seeing a resurgence and others will be coming into popularity for the first time. When planning your...
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The best flowers to attract hummingbirds to your spring garden
There’s nothing quite like waking up to a quiet morning to hear hummingbirds zipping about outside. Besides contributing to the soundscape of a garden, hummingbirds, like bees and butterflies, are also...
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How to use coconut coir in your garden for better plant growth
Ioana Mohanu / Unsplash Coconut coir has been used in gardens for a long time, but what is it, and what is it used for? Also known as coco coir or coconut fiber, it comes from the husk of the coconut...
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Square foot gardening: The easiest way to maximize small spaces
Gardening is a rewarding and relaxing hobby, but it sure can take up a lot of space. From towering trees to sprawling English gardens, there are many ways to design and fill a garden if you have plenty...
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