Don't Throw Out Empty Water Bottles - Give Them New Life In Your Garden Instead
If you've got some extra water bottles, you can give them new life in your garden to help water small plants and seedlings with very little effort for you.
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Don't Throw Out Plastic Takeout Boxes – Give Them New Life In Your Garden Instead
Plastic takeout containers can really add up if you're in the habit of ordering in. Instead of throwing them in the trash or recycling, do this.
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The Simple Herb Trick To Give Your Kitchen A Rustic Touch
If your herb garden is overflowing you may want to give this trick a go. Not only will it preserve your herbs but will create a beautiful rustic look.
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Coffee Grounds Are Your Secret Weapon For A Better Lawn
Coffee grounds don't have to be tossed right away. Added to your lawn, vegetable garden, or compost, they can represent a valuable source of nitrogen.
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Give Empty Wine Bottles A New Lease On Life In Your Garden
If you find yourself with multiple wine bottles, repurpose them as handy garden waterers this season. Here's how it works and what you'll have to consider.
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How To Turn Store-Bought Strawberries Into The Perfect Garden Starter
Store-bought strawberries can be turned into garden plants by straining out the seeds, but pay attention to the berries that you buy, as some won't germinate.
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Don't Throw Away Your Salad Scraps - Turn Them Into A Tasty Summer Project Instead
Your lettuce scraps don't have to be destined for the compost bin. Instead, a bit of water or soil can help you regrow the root end and get some more lettuce.
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Is Banana Water Really The Gardening Hack It's Cracked Up To Be?
Banana water is a popular hack to bring potassium into your garden, but the reality is that this trick may be more of a gimmick than anything else.
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The Clever Reason To Plant Basil And Tomato Together In Your Garden
Tomato and basil certainly go together well in the kitchen, but planting these together in your garden helps ward off some pests and encourages good growth.
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