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How to Grow Rosemary for a Flavorful and Ornamental Addition to Your Garden
Growing rosemary plants can bring fresh, aromatic flavor to your favorite dish or visual appeal as a gorgeous groundcover in a Mediterranean-inspired garden.
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TikTok’s Untamed Garden Trend Is Going Mainstream – and Its Chaotic Beauty Is Easy to Recreate
Wild, chaotic gardens are taking over TikTok – here’s how to create an abundant, low-maintenance space that thrives on benign neglect.
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Herbs That Grow in Water – 7 Fuss-Free Kitchen Staples You Can Cultivate in a Glass
Not only can you grow these herbs easily from cuttings, you can grow them in a glass. Discover 7 great herbs that grow in water for an easy, soil-free kitchen garden. Just add sunlight!
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Resist! How Women Have Used Plants to Fight Oppression for Centuries
Healing, feeding, and defying – one bloom at a time.
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Where to Find Free Compost: 4 Unlikely Places to Get Black Gold for Your Garden This Spring
Give your garden an instant boost with a batch of black gold! Here are 4 places to get free compost this spring that will help your plants thrive all season.
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Double Your Blooms This Summer With These 4 Easy March Pruning Tricks Anyone Can Master
It’s not just what you cut, it’s the way that you do it. If you’re looking to ramp up your flower power this summer, you need these 4 pruning tricks – and now’s the time to go for it. Don’t be shy, you’ve got this!
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Step-by-Step to an Awesome Lawn – Do These 7 Simple Lawn Care Tasks in March for Lush Results
Want the best lawn in the neighborhood come summer? Invest a few hours in spring lawn care this weekend and your garden grass is set for success.
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This Simple Tool Could Be the Secret to a Lusher Lawn — And Gardeners Say It Works Wonders
Core aeration can transform compacted lawns by improving airflow, drainage, and root growth — and this simple tool makes the process surprisingly easy.
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Scale Insect Identification and Control: Don't Let Your Precious Plants Get Destroyed By Creepy Crawlers
Scale insects are a threat for many plants in the home and garden, sucking sap and robbing them of essential nutrients. Identify and treat scale on plants.
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6 Fast-Growing Flowers to Start in Spring – for Blooms in Just 2 Months
Impatient gardeners, rejoice! These fast-growing flowers only take two months to go from seed to bloom. Start them now for flowers by May.
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DIY Greenhouse Ideas That Will Take Your Garden to the Next Level – Plus, the Best Kits to Buy Online
A DIY greenhouse takes a bit of planning, but building a place to keep growing during the cold months can take your garden to the next level.
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Grow a Raven ZZ Plant for a Dark and Dramatic Take on a Low-Maintenance Classic
Raven ZZ plants are stunning with their dark and glossy leaves that glint in the light. Learn how to grow and care for a Raven ZZ plant.
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Plant These 8 Forgiving Perennials in March for a Summer Garden Full of Color For Years to Come
Here's how I cheat my last frost date and plant early for a head start on low-maintenance summer color – and it couldn’t be easier
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Your Pruning Tool Could Be Causing More Harm Than Good – Here’s What You Should Be Using
Don't accidentally hurt your plants by using the wrong tool for pruning. Pick the right tool for the job.
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March Is a Big Month for Wildflowers – Here’s What Will Bloom (and When)
Bloodroot for new beginnings, coltsfoot for resilience, spring beauty for fleeting joy. Every March wildflower tells a story...
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What to Do With Roses in March for Brighter Blooms This Summer – No Matter Your Zone
PSA for gardeners everywhere: March is the wake-up call for roses.
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This $50 Aldi Patio Chair Looks Designer for a Fraction of the Price — And It'll Sell Out Fast
This woven patio chair has boutique vibes for under $50 — but like all Aldi finds, it won’t stay in stock for long.
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Bees are Waking Up Hungry – These Beautiful Spring Flowers Give Them Everything They Need (and Help Your Yard, Too)
When the first pollinators emerge, make sure you give them a treat – it’s key to your yard’s success. These 6 early blooming flowers support local bees in spring and ensure a flourishing year of growing
