A Guide to Winter-Sowing Seeds for Early Spring Growth

How to Build a Winter Wildlife Habitat in Your Garden

Pruning Guide for Winter: Trees, Shrubs, and Plants That Need It

How to Protect Garden Tools and Equipment for Winter Storage

How to Get Rid of Pests Without Turning to Synthetic Pesticides

If you want to commit to a more organic lifestyle, for your own health for the environment, then the best place to start is with organic insecticide. If you only change one thing, moving away from using synthetic and unnatural insecticides will do a lot for your health, and that of the local ecosystem. Why…

How to Get Rid of Tree Stumps

Getting rid of a stump can be frustrating. This is particularly true for those interested in going it alone with DIY tree stump removal. However, it is by no means impossible. If you’ve hired someone to cut down a tree on your property, they will probably be willing to also take care of that stump…

5 Ways to Kill Weeds Naturally

To be sure, no one wants to find weeds in their garden. It is the kind of problem that should be dealt with as quickly as possible. Thankfully, there are tons of different ways to kill weeds that are available to you. What matters is understanding that you do not necessarily need to go out…

4 Great Homemade Natural Pest Control Recipes

Effectively controlling pests and insects in your garden is an almost full-time job, something that you are going to have to be hypervigilant about if you want your garden to really thrive. At the same time, more and more people are learning about and fully understanding the risks and dangers that traditional pesticides and pest…

Building a Pollinator Garden: How They Benefit the Bees and You

You’ve likely heard the news that be populations around the world are dwindling, with pollinators being devastated in just the last few years and putting our entire food supply in jeopardy because of it. Most people are unaware of the fact that pollinators play a huge role in all the food that we eat, with…

Is My Lawn Dead or Just Dormant?

When you look out over your lawn and see that it is beginning to turn brown, your first concern may be that you have let your lawn die, but that is not always the case. Lawns, like other plants, can go dormant after they experience tough conditions or do not get enough water. What is…