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Don’t Plant These 9 Flowers if You Have Allergies
With millions of allergy sufferers worldwide, not inviting the most allergy-inducing plants in our immediate environment may increase our outdoor enjoyment. Flowers that produce a high amount of wind-dispersed pollen can incite our allergic response. High fragrance, too, brings a reaction for some. To minimize the big world of allergens, gardening expert Katheirne Rowe explores flowers to skip in the home garden for those with sensitivities.
Cat Poop in the Garden Beds: What to Do
Cat poop is the last thing you want to see next to your plants! It’s yucky near your crops, and it’s best not to grow vegetables where there’s lots of it. Cat lover and backyard gardener Jerad Bryant shares how to both handle and prevent cat poop in the garden beds.
Good and Bad Spiders in the Garden: What You Should Know
Spotting a spider in your garden can be a frightening or exciting experience, depending on how you feel about these arachnids. Regardless of your feelings, knowing the difference between good and bad garden spiders is key. Join farmer Briana Yablonski to learn about common garden spiders and how they benefit your plants.
15 Container Plants For a Lush, Jungle-like Patio
We can't all be lucky enough to live in the tropics, but you can create your own lush tropical paradise on your own patio. Florida gardener Melissa Strauss shares 15 stunning tropicals that grow well in containers, to give your patio a tropical makeover.
15 Gorgeous Flowering Desert Plants
Desert gardens are dynamic, brimming with diversity of forms, textures, colors, and blooms. Relish the life of the desert landscape with head-turning flowering plants and floral displays with garden expert Katheirne Rowe.
Protecting Your Crops from the Most Damaging Garden Pests
Pests aren’t just insects like aphids and thrips; they’re also animals like deer, rats, and birds. Many critters will try to eat your fruits and veggies before the season is over! Protecting your crops is crucial if you plan on harvesting them successfully.
Front Yard Raised Beds: 9 Tips to Keep Them Looking Good
Raised beds can be an excellent way to keep your front yard garden neat and tidy. But with the bustle of life, it can be challenging to keep them looking good. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss for some tips on keeping your front yard raised beds aesthetically pleasing and orderly.
7 Landscaping Projects That are a Waste of Time
Why waste time landscaping when you could be gardening? It often costs more money than the value it adds to your home. You’ll have to hire an expensive professional or spend lots of time doing it yourself. These seven landscaping projects are a waste of time! Forget them, and consider alternatives instead.
These Plants Hate the Sprinkler: How to Water Them
Sprinklers are an easy way to water plants, but they’re not the proper method for everything. Join farmer Briana Yablonski to learn about plants that hate overhead watering.
Time is Running Out to Prune Roses: What to do Right Now
In late summer, our roses may benefit from a little refresh. With final rounds of deadheading, our reblooming types put on a late-season show. Removing declining canes in all types improves overall health. Explore rose pruning to do now for vigorous roses heading into winter.
11 Plants You Should Never Prune in August
The garden is fading as August arrives. Summer blooming plants are finishing their colorful show, and spring blooming plants are preparing for the coming winter. Never prune off forming flower buds! Avoid making cuts to these 11 plants during August to protect future blooms.
Got Allergies? What NOT to Plant in Your Garden
Seasonal allergies can be a real bear with certain plants in the garden. It might surprise you to find out which plants are the biggest culprits of those allergy attacks. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss explains which types of plants you should avoid having in the garden if you're an allergy sufferer.