Latest articles by Tyler Schuster
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Is Sourdough Starter the Secret to Supercharging Your Compost Pile?
Sourdough starter, a common baking byproduct, often goes unused and builds up. Yet that thick mixture could transform into a surprising ally for your compost.
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People Are Rubbing Banana Peels on Their Houseplants – But Is This Kitchen Scrap Really the Key to Healthy, Shiny Leaves?
If you’ve heard about strange ways to clean plant leaves making waves online, you’re not alone. Here's a trick that’s cheap and easy, but does it actually work?
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The Best Time to Bring Plants Inside for Winter
Bring your houseplants indoors for the winter before temperatures fall too low.
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What Smells Do Wasps Hate? Keep Them Away Naturally with These Scents for a Sting-Free Yard
Sick of wasps buzzing around your yard and ruining outdoor dining? Find out what smells wasps hate so you can enjoy your outdoor space again.
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Overseeding - The Simple Lawn Care Trick That Actually Works
Patchy lawn got you down? Overseeding can fix it up. Learn when, how, and what grass to use for a yard that looks good all year.
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Grow These 10 Plants That Groundhogs Hate – No More Woodchuck Destruction
Use these plants that groundhogs hate in your landscaping to keep those rodent rascals from destroying your hard work.
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Gardeners Beware: Invasive Asian Needle Ant Can Have a Deadly Sting & Populations Are Spreading
Asian needle ants are tiny pests that are making their way across the U.S. But don't let their small stature fool you, they pack a horrible sting.
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This Cheap Product Kills Fungus Gnats Quickly so You and Your Houseplants Can Rest Easy
Learn how to kill fungus gnats before they reach adulthood and wreak havoc on your houseplants with this simple and cost-effective solution.
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Do You Have An East Facing Garden? Try These 10 Dynamic Plants For Success In Cool And Shady Spaces
Craving a stunning spring garden? Dive into these 10 plants for cool, shady, east-facing spots. Get handy tips on timing, picking top-notch bulbs, and planting.
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Try This Clever and Cost-Effective Squirrel Deterrent That Sounds Crazy, But Actually Works
Squirrels will run when they see a toy 'predator' animal in your garden. This clever squirrel deterrent will send those fuzzy punks packing.
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"Can I Divide Perennials in Summer?" Splitting Plants in Late Summer Can Boost Blooms Next Year, but Only if You Time it Right
Wondering if you can divide perennials in summer? Splitting plants can boost health and help you score more blooms next year—as long as the timing is right.
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Gardeners Beware: These 6 Plants Attract Japanese Beetles – Plus Gorgeous Alternatives to Use Instead
You might be unwittingly attracting Japanese beetles to your garden if you have these plants. Learn how to battle beetles and plant a beetle-proof garden.
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How to Prevent a Yellowjacket Nest in the Ground: Gardening Expert Shares His Best Tips to Keep Wasps Away
Finding a yellowjacket nest in the ground can send anyone into a panic, but have no fear! Learn some simple ways to keep yellowjackets from taking up residence.
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Wasps Get Dangerous in Early Fall – These 7 Plants That Repel Wasps Naturally Will Make Your Yard Safer
Try these plants that repel wasps in your yard and container garden this summer and fall to keep dangerous wasps away from your outdoor gatherings.
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Can Planting Salvia With Roses Prevent Black Spot? This Natural (and Beautiful) Trick Could Be the Secret to Healthier Roses
Black spot on roses is a common problem, but there's a surprising cure for this issue: underplanting with salvia. Let's take a look at how it works.
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Why Is My Hydrangea Turning Brown? 6 Common Causes & How To Solve Them To Save Shrubs From Disaster
Is your hydrangea turning brown suddenly? Those stunning blooms can take a hit out of nowhere. Let’s look at why and how to keep your shrubs lush and green.
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Try These 6 Clever and Humane Ways to Keep Groundhogs Out of Your Garden Without Harming Them
Groundhogs wreak havoc on vegetable gardens and flower beds, but you don't have to give in to the burrowing burglars. Explore kind ways to move them along.
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Early Blight On Tomatoes: How To Spot – And Stop – Alternaria Disease Before It Spreads
If your tomato plants are developing spotty, yellowing leaves or blemished fruits, you may be dealing with early blight. Learn how to control and prevent this destructive disease.
