If you’re looking for easy ways to multiply your garden favorites, the easy answer is to divide them. Here are the perennials to split in May for better plant health, free flowers, and an easy high-impact border

Aphids might not be that bad after all.

Put down your pruners! These easy-to-grow annual flowers don't need any deadheading to keep blooming from spring to the first frost of fall.

A lot of gardeners hate this invasive perennial, but it’s perfect in pots!

Keep your patio table free of flies and mosquitoes with this fab middle aisle find.

Compost tea is a fast-acting and organic way to give plants a boost. Plus, it’s cheap and easy to make. Here’s how to brew your own compost tea at home.

The countdown to the ultimate flower show is on! If you’re gazing at fat buds with bated breath, here are the 3 tiny tasks that guarantee the biggest, blousiest blooms

The rechargeable IKEA SOLVINDEN globe light might be one of the easiest ways to transform a patio, balcony, or backyard this summer.

Don't let the drastic shifts in weather leave you back on your heels. A little planning and planting now will keep your garden resilient for years to come.

Latest reports suggest this extreme weather phenomenon is expected as early as May – safeguard your garden plants with these 6 measures, pronto!

A few simple tasks in May will set your lemon tree up for a healthy and fruitful growing season.

Save those old milk jugs from the recycling bin because they actually have tons of uses in the garden. Here are 5 smart ways to reuse them to help plants.

These peony care mistakes could be killing your blooms. Here are the most common reasons for peonies not blooming and how to fix them fast.

Want a striking look in your garden this summer? The vivid white of these hydrangea flowers stands out strong against deep green foliage.

If you haven’t witnessed the wonder of a hummingbird gathering materials for a nest, it’s high time you did. These 9 essentials will have hummers lining up to build in your yard

If you want containers that still look lush through heatwaves, missed watering days, and busy weeks, these resilient plants are about as forgiving as it gets.

This simple homemade rose fertilizer is my secret to successful blooms that return year after year. And you only need a few common household items to make it.

This common mistake could be keeping fireflies away. Find out what it is and how to fix it to ensure your summer nights are filled with twinkling lights.

Try these wonderful selections to add a pop of color to your front porch in the summer and then bring their verdant beauty indoors in the winter.

If you're not already a deadheading devotee, May is the time to start snipping faded flowers – you'll be amazed how abundant your backyard becomes.