Latest articles by Tyler Schuster
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What to Do With a Swiss Cheese Plant in April – the Essential Spring Reset for a Lush, Healthy MonsteraA few simple April tasks can transform your Monstera – encouraging faster growth, stronger stems, and those iconic split leaves.
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Don't Repot These 7 Houseplants! They Actually Prefer to Be Root Bound & Thrive in Cramped ContainersRepotting can actually set back certain houseplants that like to be root bound. Find out if your plant is one them and discover if they really need a new pot.
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Do This to Your Jade Plant Before April Ends – It'll Reward You with Lush New GrowthApril is when jade plants emerge from winter dormancy. Giving yours a little boost now will make a huge difference down the road.
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8 Tasty Types of Raspberries You Can Harvest All Season – Mix and Match for Fresh Fruit From Summer Through FallGrowing both summer-bearing and everbearing types of raspberries together gives you delicious harvests from summer to fall. Here are the top varieties to try.
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Hilling Potatoes: The Proper Way to Plant Spuds for Better Yields and Yummy ResultsHilling potatoes allows for better harvests and no yucky green potatoes. Learn the proper technique and when to do it for the best results.
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3 Companion Planting Myths Busted – Plus, 3 Classic Plant Pairings That Really Can Supercharge Your HarvestsIs it possible companion planting isn't as reliable as we think? We reveal the myths worth dropping, as well as the combinations that really can protect and multiply your harvests
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Tomato Transplanting Secrets: How to Grow Stronger, Deeper RootsTransplanting should be a reset, not a shock. Here's how and when to move your tomatoes outside so you get a massive crop this summer.
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6 Easy Ways to Save Money When Landscaping Your Yard – and Still Get a High-End Look on a Tight BudgetLandscaping your yard doesn’t have to mean draining your savings account. Here are my top money-saving tips to help you get a high-end look on a tight budget.
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Birds Love These 2 Colors – Add Them to Your Garden Palette to Attract More Feathered FriendsThe colors you grow in your garden can either welcome winged visitors or send them elsewhere. Here are the best and worst color plants to attract birds.
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8 Unique Tulip Varieties To Spice Up Your Spring Garden With Bold Colors & Stunning BloomsMost tulips you see in spring are bright solid colors that are cheerful but forgettable. Add some pizazz to your beds with these unique tulip varieties instead.
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Yes, You Can Grow Great Tomatoes in a 5-Gallon Bucket – Here’s HowShort on space but still want delicious summer flavor? Growing tomatoes in a 5-gallon bucket can make your patio garden dreams come true!
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Gardening for Renters – 5 Portable Ideas That Won’t Lose You Your Security DepositRenters, rejoice! These 5 no-trace gardening methods go with you when your lease ends.
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3 April Feeding Secrets for the Biggest Hydrangea Blooms (Plus 1 Thing You Should Definitely Skip)Want dinner-plate hydrangea blooms this summer? The key is a three-course meal you need to dish up now! Here are the three feeding essentials they need (and one they don’t)
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Sweet Pea Fertilizer Guide: The Ultimate Manual for Massive BloomsWant showstopper sweet peas? Learn the exact balance needed to fuel lush vines and vibrant blooms all season long.
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How to Keep Birds From Eating Grass Seed You Just Planted – and Make Sure Your New Lawn Gets a Strong StartGrass seed is a free buffet for every bird in the neighborhood, but it doesn’t have to be. Here’s how to keep birds from eating grass seed you just planted.
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These 6 Plants Urgently Need a Nutrient Boost in April – Plus, 3 Plant Groups to Fertilize Now for Bigger Blooms and Better HarvestsYour garden is waking up hungry! Feed this month, and that fertilizer lands exactly when it counts. Here are the plants to get ready for action now for a spectacular summer show
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Started Your Seeds Way Too Early? 6 Easy Ways to Save Weak Seedlings in Time for Transplanting OutdoorsStarting seeds too early is a common mistake that can have season-long consequences. Here's how to save struggling seedlings before it's time to transplant.
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How to Use Potato Fertilizer to Get the Maximum Yield of Delicious Spuds – What to Use and When to Use ItApplying potato fertilizer at specific points in the plant's development will produce healthier plants and better yields. Don't sacrifice your harvest by fertilizing at the wrong time.
