Garden projects are a never-ending part of the gardening process. Whether you’re playing around with different garden design ideas or creating DIY garden art, there’s always something to be done in the garden. Many garden projects include simple things like garden renovation and propagation. Other projects for the garden may include things such as caring for garden tools, learning about pruning methods, or how to preserve plants for flower arrangements and the like. So whatever your gardening projects may be, we are here to help accomplish them.
Want to keep your plants warm this winter? Love to knit or crochet, but already have too many hats? Have we got the project for you.
Make a pulp of scrap paper and water, add seeds, and give to your guests to plant as a living remembrance of the occasion.
Read about our first-hand experience with these easy, accessible, sustainable raised garden beds made by Vego Garden.
Click here for ideas on making and using eco-friendly flower and leaf confetti for garden parties or other big events.
What is wassail? How can you make it from your own produce? Click here to find out.
Hungry for fruitcake but don’t know how to prepare those tender candied fruits? Read on.
Growing your outdoor succulents in a birdbath planter is a great project. Click here to learn more about birdbath planter ideas.
An easy, DIY cold frame design is that of a hay bale cold frame. Click here to learn how to make a cheap cold frame using hay bales.
Learn how flowers conveyed meaning in the Victorian era.
Read on to learn how some wild plant and weed flowers make incredibly tasty jellies.
Foraging for fall decorations is a fun fall activity that gets you outside after you've put your garden to bed for the year. Click for more.
Click here for some simple DIY backyard movie night ideas to create a movie theater right in your own yard for friends and family!
Art supplies from your yard or garden? It's true! Make your own lifetime supply of vine charcoal using these tips.
Raised garden beds can be expensive, but there are alternatives. Read on for some DIY ideas for making upcycled raised garden beds.
Homemade root beer is a possibility with a little preparation. Click here to learn how to grow your own root beer.
Learning how to photograph vegetables is essential for creating scrumptious-looking food pix. So, just how do you photograph vegetables? Click here for some great tips.
You've seen or even used coconut plant liners for hanging baskets, but how about a coconut shell? Click to try this DIY coconut hanging planter craft.
“Laissez les bons temps rouler.” It's time to make Mardi Gras-themed floral arrangements to decorate our tables and homes.
Looking for a fun and easy gardening project you can do indoors? Why not try a floating air plant frame? Click to learn how.
Need extra space for houseplants? Hanging plants is a good solution, and you can even create your own simple macramé plant holder using materials already on hand! Click here to learn how.
You can make a smudge stick and carry out your own rituals by growing and drying sage and other herbs. Click to learn how.
Before you send your box of unwanted clothing to a resale shop, pick through it for items you can use in the garden. Read on to learn how.
Keeping snails as pets is inexpensive, fun, and educational. And kids love it. Read on to learn how to build a snailarium.
Wondering how to make a homemade garland? This simple holiday decoration can be crafted right from your own backyard. Click for more.
Crafting your own Christmas potpourri in a jar can be a fun seasonal DIY project. Read onto learn how to make holiday potpourri.
Sold as a traditional Christmas tipple in Great Britain, you can actually make sloe gin at home. Click to learn how.
A winter scene terrarium or Christmas terrarium ornaments with live plants make pleasing, long-lasting gifts, especially if a gardener is on your list. Read on for more.
Instead of buying presents this holiday season, why not make an edible kitchen wreath? It’s a gift that keeps on giving.
The first live Christmas trees were displayed centuries ago in Northern Europe. Today the tradition is still going strong. Click to learn more.
A foraged Christmas wreath combines the tones of nature with modern decorations. Read on to learn how to make a beautiful evergreen wreath.
Herbal bath bomb recipes are easy to make and a fun task for the whole family. Read on to learn how to make diy bath bombs.
Live plant jewelry is a thing, and it’s easier to make than you think. Give them out as gifts and keep one or two for yourself.
A DIY rosemary Christmas wreath can be used as place cards, rosemary napkin rings or even holiday ornaments. Read on to learn how to make one.
Don’t leave those porch containers bare all winter. Add some greenery and berries for a pretty decoration that will last for months on end.
Intrigued and wondering how to make rose water at home? You can make rose water from dried petals or from fresh roses. Read on for more.
Comfrey benefits span a wide range. It is a large plant with huge leaves, useful for green composting. Read on for more.
Our tips on how to make preserves will see your family breakfasts bumped up with wholesome flavor. Read on for more.
Raised beds with wheels can be easily moved throughout the growing season, or into storage with the arrival of winter. Read on to learn more.
Get some tips on how to make homemade bird feeder crafts that will provide much needed food for members of the Aves genus.
Cornucopia decorations are a great way to symbolize the bounty of the season. Read on to learn more about cornucopia centerpiece ideas.
Learn how you can create this simple, natural Christmas wreath in just 15 minutes. Click to see how we did it.
Fall is gourd season. While you can just pile them up in a basket to use as decor, why not make gourd votive candles instead?
Prior to trying your hand at DIY decorative painted gourds, it’s important to learn how to dry them. Click to learn how to prepare painted gourds.
Are you looking for an easy craft project to celebrate the gorgeous colors of the fall season? Read on for more.
Most herbs are suited for homemade salves -- it just depends on your preference, availability, and uses. Read on for more.
The summer solstice celebrates the longest day of the year and is generally the kickoff for summer. Summer solstice craft ideas are great for kids and the whole family.
With cell phones, we can all be plant photographers. That means we can all benefit from some plant photography tips. Read on to learn more.
Interested in painting in the garden? Painting plants and flowers is a rewarding activity, so just grab a few art supplies and get busy!
If you’re experimenting with ways to display your succulents, consider making a succulent kokedama. Click this article to learn how.
One way landscapers are utilizing the sense of touch in garden planning is through the sensory garden walkways. Learn more here.
Wreaths can be crafted from a variety of evergreen plants, but have you ever considered making boxwood wreaths? Click here to learn how.
Creating DIY frozen suncatcher ornaments is a great way to spend time outdoors with the entire family. Click this article for details.
Pre-made craft bows look lovely but where’s the fun in that? They're also costlier compared to making your own. Click here to learn how.
Live plants and fresh-cut flowers can be expensive, and may not last long. Why not create Christmas paper flowers instead? Learn how here.
Want a different Christmas tree? A tabletop pinecone tree is a fun holiday decoration and a cool way of bringing nature indoors. Learn more here.
Got pots? Why not make a Christmas tree from flowerpots this year? Click here for tips on how to make a clay pot Christmas tree.
A mason jar snow globe craft is a great project for winter. Click this article for ideas and inspiration to get you started.
Interested in making natural Christmas decorations with plants from your garden? Click on the following article for some fun ideas.
Christmas is coming and that means you must have an evergreen Christmas wreath. Why not have some fun and make it yourself? Learn how here.
A great way to make gift-giving a little more special is to make your own wrapping paper. Here are fun ideas to get you started.
DIY candles for Christmas can spruce up holiday décor with personalized scents and fresh embellishments from the garden. Get started here.
Why not include succulents in your Christmas decorations? Click here to find ideas for ornaments made with succulents.
A Christmas tree made from tomato cage can enliven your indoor or outdoor holiday ornamentation. Click here for ideas.
Are you looking for simple holiday decorating ideas? Try making DIY pomander balls. Click here to learn how to get started.
While flower bouquets are beautiful, why not explore more non-traditional options – such as fruit and flower arrangements. Learn more here.
For a different twist this holiday season, consider making a dried fruit wreath. Click on the following article for tips to get started.
If you're contemplating a gardening theme for this year's tree, consider crafting your own felt vegetable ornaments. Click here to learn how.
If you enjoy adding Christmas crafts from the garden to your Christmas décor, click this article for some awesome ideas to try.
Would you like to make your own gift for a gardener but need some inspiration? Click here for some ideas to get you started.
Handmade garden gifts are a unique, special way to show how much you care. There are many easy DIY garden gifts. Click here for ideas.
With many of us having more time at home, it might be the perfect time for DIY garden gifts for the holidays. Click here for ideas.
Hosting a plant swap may be an ideal solution to getting a collection of new plant types, while staying within a budget. Learn more here.
Need some inspiration for gifts this year? Try the simple DIY garden gifts listed here to brighten the day of every gardener in your life.
Decorations for ornamentation are high on the list. Even better, they can make great gifts for nearly anyone. Learn more here.
The process of designing and making one’s own air plant hanger is both exciting and rewarding. Click here for ideas to get started.
Are you looking for autumn leaf wreath ideas? A simple DIY autumn leaf wreath is a great way to welcome the change of seasons.
Making a corn husk wreath is an ideal way to celebrate the harvest season. Click here for corn husk wreath ideas and learn how to make one.
Have you ever pondered a living wreath with low maintenance? Perhaps you should think of air plant wreath ideas. Learn more here.
The perfect way to bring a bit of the outdoors in is with DIY wreath making. Click here to learn how to make a pinecone and acorn wreath.
If you’ve thought of making a succulent wreath with autumn colors, you’re in the right place. Click here for succulent fall wreath ideas.
If you're looking for a festive way to usher in the season, why not make a fairy garden for Thanksgiving? Click here to get some fun ideas.
Seasonal items and Thanksgiving flower décor is one way to prepare for the upcoming holiday. Click here for some interesting flower ideas.
Teaching what gratitude means to kids can be explained with a simple gratitude flowers activity. Click this article to learn how.
Perhaps it’s time to change your outdoor table décor to match the season. Click here for some outdoor fall centerpiece ideas.
What could be more festive for fall and Thanksgiving than a corn cob wreath? Use it to feed wildlife or for inside décor. Learn more here.
Creating a trellis from sticks is a fun afternoon’s work that provides a vine with what it needs to stand up tall. Click here to get started.
Ever thought about mixing pinecones with succulents to create pinecone succulent planters? Click here to learn how.
Looking for quick and easy garden décor ideas? Click here for a few simple garden décor hacks that won’t break the bank.
Extend your outdoor time by creating a budget friendly backyard. Click here for ideas and tips to learn about outdoor decorating on a budget.
Interested in giving the gift of health this season? Click here for tips and information on homemade herbal syrups to stay healthy.
What are DIY tree coasters? These are coasters made of wood that you craft yourself. Don’t know how to make tree coasters? Get started here.
Your indoor decorations in winter may be seasonally based or just something to liven up your home. Click here for winter succulent ideas.
Try making homemade ice luminaries to decorate and light up porches, decks, garden beds, and walkways. Click this article for more info.
A wreath of flowerpots can house live or fake plants and makes an attractive decoration for indoors or out. Learn the basics here.
Once you build a basket planter, you may find it a relaxing way to spend a blustery day or pass time in quarantine. Learn how here.
The great outdoors is filled with free materials for holiday and seasonal décor. Click here to learn how to make a pinecone garland.
One of the most magical aspects of autumn is the brilliant color display of leaves. Click here for tips on how to make a DIY fall leaf garland.
Whether growing vegetables, vines or climbing houseplants, some type of trellis design is needed. Click this article for DIY trellis options.
Whether you're looking for fun things to do with pinecones this holiday season or elegant pinecone decorating ideas, these DIY pinecone crafts will help.
Have you ever considered herbs for bouquets? They make great bridal bouquets and gifts. Click here to learn how to make an herbal bouquet.
If you enjoy making your own vinaigrettes, making DIY herbal vinegars can save you money and are easy to do. Click to learn more.
Flavored or infused vinegars are fabulous staples for the foodie but can be costly. Learn how to make your own fruit flavored vinegar here instead.
Avid admirers of the fungi have started using the likeness of mushrooms in various craft projects. Click here for ideas on glass mushroom décor.
Many DIY garden ideas are perfect for newbies. Simply click here for easy DIY projects for beginner gardeners.
You can make a planter from a candle; all it takes is a little time and costs almost nothing. Learn how to grow a plant in a candle jar here.
Using the outdoors, try crafting a vase made of sticks right from your garden. It will bring a rustic charm to this year’s holiday table. Learn more here.
You can purchase a grapevine wreath for little money, but making a grapevine wreath from your own vines is a fun and easy project. Learn how here.
With Halloween, gardeners have the chance to turn their natural creativity into fabulous plant costumes. Click this article for some ideas.
Homemade Halloween décor is so much more fun than store bought. Click here for some Halloween garden crafts to try this holiday season.
Fall is an ideal time to create homemade pumpkin centerpieces. Click here for a few easy ideas to get you started.
Want to make a self-serve candy dish for your trick-or-treaters this year? Read on for some fun and creative options from the garden.
Fall leaf décor works well for Halloween, but isn’t limited to holidays. Click here for creative ideas on decorating with fall foliage.
Fall is a great time for feeling crafty. Nature crafts inspired by the outdoors are ideal for decorating indoors and out. Find ideas here.
As the summer garden winds down, it’s time to start collecting elements for a DIY fall centerpiece. Here are some ideas to get started.
Collecting leaves and making prints is a fun and educational family activity. Find out how to make leaf prints in this article.
Have you ever considered growing plants in a coffee table? If this sounds intriguing, here's how to make a terrarium table for your indoor living space.
If you’re interested in a jellyfish succulent, you may learn this is not actually a plant, but a type of arrangement. Click here for tips.
You don’t need a climbing plant for growing succulents vertically. Many can easily be grown in a vertical arrangement. Find ideas here.
Succulent plants are unique and truly beautiful, but creating a design for a hanging succulent ball makes them shine in a whole new way. Once rooted, you will have a one-of-a-kind display that will last for years. Learn how to make your own hanging succulent ball here.
Making a plastic bottle bird feeder is an inexpensive and fun way to provide food for wildlife and entertainment for the family. Learn more here.
Converting a fish tank into a terrarium is easy and even younger kids can make aquarium terrariums, with a little help. Learn more here.
Are there favorite blooms in your garden that you hate to see fade? Those with color and form you wish you could preserve all year? Now you can, by creating jewelry from the garden. DIY jewelry made from plants can save those petals long term. Learn more here.
Summer is a great time to replace old garden furniture. A creative way to do this is to make garden furniture using pallets. Learn more here.
Using floral centerpieces is a great way to celebrate mom and make a special Mother’s Day table arrangement. Show her you care and put in the time and effort to create something special. Honor mom and celebrate spring with your creation. Learn how here.
Growing Easter grass is a fun and eco-friendly project for adults and kids alike. Find out how to grow and use real Easter grass in this article.
While reusing plastic Easter eggs is an option each year, what are other ways to reuse them, like in the garden? Learn about upcycled Easter eggs here.
When it comes to Easter eggs, you can actually create dyes naturally versus buying them in the stores. Many plants growing in your yard or garden can be used to transform white eggs into natural colors. Click here for more information on natural dyes for Easter eggs.
When it comes to virus control, washing our hands with soap and water is most effective. Making hand soap at home is easy and inexpensive. Learn more here.
Pressing flowers and leaves is a great craft idea for any gardener, or anyone really. If you grow your own plants to press or take walks in the woods to collect samples, these beautiful specimens can be preserved and turned into art objects. Click here for more info.
Decorating your outdoor spaces can go well beyond just choosing and caring for plants. Additional decorations add more element and dimensions to your garden areas. A fun, trendy idea is the use of painted garden rocks. Learn more about using painted rocks here.
Recycling eggshells is a good idea and many gardeners use empty eggshells as soil supplements. You can also get creative and try using them for DIY eggshell planters or vases to display succulents, herbs, or flowers. Learn more in this article.
There are a number of pebble walkway ideas, from the simplest to the more complex, such as creating a mosaic pebble pathway. The following article contains ideas and instructions on making pebble walkways and how to create a pebble mosaic walkway.
Add a little flair to your landscaping by making personalized garden stepping stones. Just because stepping stones have a utilitarian purpose doesn't mean they can't be fun! This article has a few stepping stone ideas to get you started. Click here for more info.
Labeling plants is a practical endeavor. It helps you be sure which is which, especially between varieties that look similar. It could be a culinary disaster. Making plant labels doesn’t have to cost much, and it can be a creative, fun task. Here are some ideas for inspiration.
Looking for something different to try? What about a way to picnic in lush green grass without getting grass stains on your clothing? Try creating a table of grass. To learn more about planting grass on tables, click this article.
Making homemade scented candles can be a fun and easy DIY project. You can choose safe and natural waxes for your candle. Herb plants from your own garden can provide the fragrance. Want to learn more? Click this article for additional information.
If you’ve recently come across a charming old door at a thrift store or you happen to have some lying around, these make cute additions to garden areas. When landscaping with old doors, the possibilities are endless. For some ideas on creative ways to use old doors, click here.
Weaving baskets was once a necessary activity and has now become a craft or hobby. Growing and harvesting plants for woven baskets takes a little know how though. Plants for weaving must be durable, flexible, and plentiful. Click here to learn more.
Perhaps, you'd like to grow more produce for your family but space is limited. Maybe you're looking to add colorful floral planters to your patio but don't want to infringe on your outdoor living space. Building a tower garden is the solution. Learn more here.
Garden seeders can save your back from the painstaking task of planting rows of garden vegetables. They can also make sowing seed faster and more efficient than hand seeding. Buying a seeder is one option, but making a homemade garden seeder is another. Learn more here.
Using plants for art is a concept that has been around since primitive times. Plant art for grownups is a more modern twist on the idea and may easily include plants you already grow. If you’re looking for some ideas to get started, this article will help.
A bird bath is something every garden should have, no matter how big or small. You could buy one pre-made, but a simple and inexpensive option is to craft a bird bath that floats from just two components. Click this article to learn more.
Plastic PVC pipes are cheap, easy to find, and useful for so much more than just indoor plumbing. There are many DIY projects using these plastic tubes, and they extend to the garden. Try your hand at a DIY PVC pipe garden with some tips and ideas from this article.
The beauty of using garden stone walls is how they blend into the natural landscape and add a feeling of permanence. Interested in building a stone wall? Learn how to build a stone wall and get some stone wall ideas in the following article.
Hula hoop wreaths are fun to make and they add a real “wow” factor to garden parties, weddings, birthday parties, baby showers, or nearly any special day. Hula hoop wreaths are versatile and easy to customize for the event, or for the season. Learn more here.
If you’ve never seen plants in paint cans, you’re in for a treat. Containers made of paint cans are artsy and fun and show off foliage and flowers beautifully. Click on the following article for information on how to get started.
When it comes to homemade rain barrels, there are a number of variations, depending on your specific site and your budget. In this article, we have provided a few basic considerations for DIY rain barrels. Click here for additional information.
There are many creative garden ideas out in the world. One of the most family friendly and fun is making cement planters. The materials needed are easy to get and the cost is minimal, but the results are as varied as your imagination. Learn the basics in this article.
Many gardeners prefer to construct DIY cold frames from repurposed windows. Making cold frames from windows is relatively easy with a few basic woodworking tools. Click this article to learn the basics of how to make cold frames out of windows.
With the resurgence of DIY projects, there are plenty of ideas for gardening with old bottles. Some people are using bottles in gardening in a utilitarian manner while others use bottles in the garden to add a bit of whimsy. Learn about garden bottle upcycling here.
Plants in the bathroom are trendy, but have you heard about growing plants in the shower? If your bathroom gets sunlight, you may be able to put together an attractive ?garden? of shower caddy plants. If you?d like information on this type of display, this article can help.
Making rose beads is an activity in which even the smallest members of the family can join and produce heirlooms that will last for years, endowed with memories of your fragrant garden. Learn more about this fun project in this article.
Making rose oil yourself cuts the costs while giving the same aroma therapeutic benefits. In the following article, we?'ll discuss infusing oil with rose, not to be confused with making essential oil, a more complex and costly process, and some rose oil infusion uses.
Just as we rely on our water bottles throughout the day, plants can benefit from a slow release watering system as well. While you can purchase fancy irrigation systems, you can also make a plastic bottle irrigator. Learn how to make a soda bottle drip feeder here.
What is a Marimo moss ball? 'Marimo' is a Japanese word that means 'ball algae,'and Marimo moss balls are exactly that - tangled balls of solid green algae. You can learn how to grow moss balls in this article. Click here for more information.
Ikebana is an ancient Japanese art of flower arranging. It has its own distinct style and system that people devote years to mastering. Reading this article won't get you that far, but it will give you a passing familiarity with and appreciation for the art form.
Grow your own wedding favors and your guests will take home an enchanting reminder of your special day. Wedding plant favors are useful, fun to make, and easily adapted to your wedding budget. Click here for a few green wedding ideas to light your creative spark.
They may be new to you, but rain chains are age-old adornments with purpose in Japan where they are known as kusari doi, or "chain gutter." If that didn't clear things up, click this article to find out what a rain chain is and how rain chains work in gardens.
One of the best ways to save water is by creating a swale. What is a swale? These are manmade structures used by road management officials to divert water, but the practice is also useful in the home landscape. This article provides more information.
Fire pits in gardens is becoming more and more popular. They extend the time we have to enjoy the outdoors. Using fire pits in gardens is a modern and more convenient version of the campfires of yesteryear. Learn more in this article.
What is garden upcycling? The practice is similar to repurposing where unique ideas are realized by using cast-off items. This is an opportunity to think big and crazy while saving interesting artifacts and reducing landfill loads. Learn more here.
Gardening with wooden pallets has moved from a creative idea to a garden trend. Gardeners are using pallets for planting everything from herbs to succulents. Click on this article to learn how to grow a pallet garden.
You've probably at one time or another been stuck with a tree stump or two in the landscape. Why not use them to your advantage? A tree stump planter for flowers could just be the ideal solution. Learn more in this article.
A bird blind lets you enjoy birds and other wildlife up close without scaring them away. Read this article to find tips about making a bird blind of your own do you can enjoy these creatures in your backyard.
What is a Kokedama? It is a form of Japanese garden art that is centuries old and tied into the practice of bonsai. You can practice the art of Kokedama yourself with just a few items and minimal skill. This article will help.
What is a garden folly? In architectural terms, a folly is a decorative structure that serves no real purpose other than its visual effect. In the garden, a folly is created simply to amaze and delight. Click here for more info.
Bottle trees have a rich cultural background and provide a unique and recyclable option for homemade art. The practice hails from the Congo, but gardeners of any ilk will find bottle tree garden art a fun and fanciful way to brighten the natural landscape. Learn more here.
Keeping a garden journal is a fun, fulfilling activity that creates a complete record of your garden. This article shares garden journal ideas to help you learn from your success and mistakes, and improve your gardening skills.
Paths for gardens lead from one area of the garden towards a destination. Garden paths and walkways also give the landscape structure. This article will help with designing a garden path.
It's time to put the garden to bed and finish up the gardening to do list in winter. Your winter garden chores will lay the groundwork for a successful spring season, so get cracking in this article!
For higher yields and ease of use, nothing beats a raised bed garden for growing vegetables. One of the most solid and dependable materials for building a garden bed is an earthbag. Discover how in this article.
Garden globes are colorful works of art that add interest to your garden. You can create your own garden globes or gazing balls to display among your plants. Read here for more garden gazing ball info.
If you suffer from sticker shock when you look at hypertufa pots at the garden center, why not make your own. It's easy and incredibly inexpensive but takes quite a bit of time. This article will get you started.
Creating dried flower arrangements is a fun hobby and can turn into a lucrative side job. Preserving plants to use in these arrangements is not difficult. This article explains more.
Garden renovation can be a daunting task when rearranging, removing, and replanting. Sometimes renovating the garden involves simply removing existing plants and sometimes it requires more as explained here.
Growing plants in water, whether houseplants or herbs, is a great activity - especially for forgetful plant waterers. Click to learn more.
Cold frames for gardening are simple structures used for slightly different purposes but utilizing the same frame. Making a cold frame doesn?t need to be complicated, and this article can help.
There are all kinds of creative solutions to landscape problems. Dry areas or spaces with natural dips in the topography benefit from gravel gardens. What is a gravel garden? This article explains more.
Growing plants in a straw bale garden is a type of container gardening, with the straw bale being a large, elevated container with good drainage. Learn more about gardening with straw bales in this article.
Garden enthusiasts love to get together with each other to talk about the splendor of the garden. This article includes info on plant swap info and how to participate in community plants swaps in your area.
There is nothing as soothing as the sound of splashing, falling, and bubbling water. Water fountains add peace and serenity to a shady nook, and building a fountain is easy. This article will help.
So you want a garden but your landscape is nothing more than a steep hill or slope. What is a gardener to do? Consider building a terrace garden design. This article will help.
Forsythe pot basics are pretty straightforward and learning how to make a forsythe pot is easy. The results are rewarding and it makes a great project for kids. So, what is a forsythe pot? Learn more here.
Throughout history people have grown living walls. While they?re normally seen outdoors, these unique garden designs can also be grown in the home. What's a living wall? Read this article to learn more.
I am truly an amateur photographer; however, I have held my own in various photography contests, shows and related events. In this article, I will be sharing tips for taking pictures of roses and flowers.
Did you know rooting cuttings in water can be sped up by using willow water? Willow trees possess a certain hormone that can be used to enhance root development in plants. Learn more in this article.
Plants can be propagated in a number of ways, each species with a different method or methods. Rooting plant cuttings is one of the simpler techniques, and this article will help.
Good gardening requires the appropriate tools that are well cared for and operate properly. Caring for garden tools will also extend the life of the equipment and save you money down the road. Learn more here.
For many gardeners, mid to late winter can be near unbearable. But forcing early flowering branches in our homes can make the dreary snow a little more tolerable. This article will help with that.
As a gardener, you're familiar with hardiness zones and frost dates. Another important factor to check before you plant are microclimates. What is it and what are the causes of a microclimate? Find out here
Fall garden clean up is essential to the long term health of your garden. Read this article to learn more about preparing a vegetable garden for winter so you will have a head start come spring.
Espalier trees are the result of intense training, in which the plants are urged to grow flat against a wall, fence, or trellis. Learn more about how to espalier fruit trees in this article.
Small backyard ponds allow you to enjoy these things without taking up large amounts of space in your garden. Learn the steps for how to build a small pond in this article.
Hardscaping is a term that refers to the hard elements, or nonliving features, of the landscape. Hardscapes can be formal or informal, depending on your home and surrounding landscape. Learn more here.
Nearly any plant can be grown with an aeroponic growing system. Aeroponics also requires little space, making it ideal for growing plants indoors. Learn more about aeroponic systems here.
A great way to eliminate garden pests in the soil, as well as weeds, is by using soil temperature gardening techniques, also known as solarization. Learn more about solarization in this article.
With a little knowledge, you can make your own DIY indoor garden room to wipe away any off season blues. Get more information here.
Outdoor topiaries can create a striking effect in your garden. Taking the time to make your own topiary can save you money and give you a gardening focal point that you can be proud of. Learn more here.
Gourds are a fun plant to grow in your garden. Not only are the vines lovely, but you can you can make crafts with them too - like water canteens. This article will show you how.
Entrances are usually the first part of the landscape that people see so you want them to look their best. One way to achieve this is through the use of flagstone pathways. This article has more information.
Salvaged materials that are reused in garden construction differ from recycled materials. Learn more about using different salvaged materials and where to find them in this article.
Wildcrafting is a popular hobby with many people, especially those who enjoy gardening or nature in general. Learn more in this article.
Bring outdoor pieces indoors and adapt them for use in your home decor. Old-time garden furniture and plant stands can be as charming and functional in the home as they are outside. Learn more here.
Looking for some interesting ideas for decorating your home or garden? Want to save a little money at the same time? Go treasure hunting. Get tips in this article.
Holiday shopping and the stress it brings takes away from the joy of appreciating the true meaning of Christmas. This article has unique gift ideas for the gardener to make all that easier. Click here for more information.
