Repurpose An Old Screen Door For The Perfect DIY Garden Trellis
Plenty of household objects can be transformed into garden trellises, but an old screen door may be one of the easiest options. Here’s how to do it.
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Plenty of household objects can be transformed into garden trellises, but an old screen door may be one of the easiest options. Here’s how to do it.
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Read MoreThis daisy look-alike is a pest-repelling powerhouse for your garden. As an added bonus, it also produces a wonderful, lemony scent.
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Read MoreLooking to bring a tropical vibe to your yard? Consider planting this low-maintenance tree, filling your outdoor space with fragrant and colorful flowers.
Read MoreWhile we would all love immaculately crafted raised garden beds, the budget may not always agree. This DIY hack helps you grow your garden on a budget.
Read MoreThis beautiful and fuss-free ornamental grass is an excellent pick for beginner gardeners, as it helps prevent pests from wreaking havoc on your garden.
Read MoreWhen the time comes to plant your seedlings outdoors, easing them into a new environment is key. One step, in particular, you definitely shouldn’t skip.
Read MoreAlthough it's easy to overlook, it's surprisingly important how sharp your garden shears are. This must-have tool makes sharpening shears quick and safe.
Read MoreIf you have relentless weeds in your garden, this pink ground cover can help. The best part? This perennial is relatively easy to grow, too.
Read MoreWhether you already have a green thumb or are hoping to develop one, adding this easy-to-please flower can be a game-changer for your your home garden.
Read MoreAdding mulch to your garden has countless benefits, but which type do you choose? An expert breaks down the best mulch type depending on where your plants are.
Read MoreRock gardens are ideal if you're looking for something that's low-upkeep. This ground cover stands out with its bold color, plus it's extremely easy to grow.
Read MoreThis beloved California tree is undeniably majestic but can also wreak havoc when planted in a front yard. Here’s why you should reconsider growing it.
Read MoreBasil is an incredibly easy plant to grow, filling your yard with its fragrant aroma. Planting this herb, however, requires keeping one vegetable far away.
Read MoreThis natural fertilizer can help some plants thrive by adding key nutrients like calcium and potassium. However, adding it to other plants is a big mistake.
Read MoreIf you’re looking to have a low-maintenance lawn, try planting this grass alternative, which also attracts pollinators and helpful insects.
Read MoreDo you have a few spare toothpicks lying around? Put them to good use as little protectors for your seedlings. Here’s how to do it.
Read MoreIf you don’t have a lot of space to dedicate to a large compost bin, there’s another simple composting method you should try.
Read MoreYour vining veggies and plants will benefit from a trellis in a raised garden bed. Instead of buying a new, modern trellis, you can easily DIY your own.
Read MoreSoil that is low in nitrogen, phosphorus, or potassium can result in a poor or sick plant yield. Fortunately, a special fertilizer blend can help.
Read MoreIf you regularly use a fire pit, you may be surprised to find out that you also likely have some free pest repellant that will help your garden thrive.
Read MoreThis stunning ground cover is a fantastic way to add a pop of color to your yard. It’s also a great choice for forgetful gardeners or those who travel often.
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Read MoreSometimes, it can be tricky to make your shady garden look lush. Luckily, this colorful flower craves partial to deep shade.
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