Homes & Gardens’ Rachel Bull shares a layered fall container recipe using coneflower, sedum, heather, trailing thyme and ornamental grass.
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A Bee Hotel Gives Pollinators A Safe Place To Shelter – We’ve Found 16 Beautiful Designs Made From Natural Materials
Homes & Gardens highlights 16 bee hotel designs made from natural materials, including options for different gardens and nesting needs.
When And How To Lift Caladiums For Winter Storage
Lift caladiums as fall growth fades and before frost. Learn how to cure and store the corms safely until spring planting.
5 Fall-Flowering Trees To Plant In October – Bring Color And Fragrance To Your Cool-Season Garden
Homes & Gardens highlights five trees to plant in October for fall flowers, fragrance and seasonal garden interest.
Skip Traditional Rakes: The Tool That Makes Cleaning Up Leaves Faster & Easier
Hunker describes how the Yeelor Leaf Grabber can collect leaves while users stand upright, though it does not replace a standard rake for large areas.
Wildlife Experts Say This Clever Gadget Will Stop Your Bird Bath From Freezing Over This Winter – It’s A Fuss-free Way To Support Birds In Cold Weather
Wildlife specialists explain how heated bird baths work, their costs and electrical safety needs, and lower-cost ways to slow freezing.
What To Do With Irises In October – 6 Tips To Get Them Winter-Ready And Ensure Gorgeous Spring Flowers
Six October care steps for irises, from trimming and debris cleanup to checking rhizomes, dividing clumps and choosing mulch by iris type.
What Is Humic Acid? Humate, Humus And Fulvic Acid
A Grow Organic guide explains how humic acid, humates, humus and fulvic acid differ—and why results from soil amendments vary.
7 Types Of Pollinators And How To Attract Them To Your Garden
A Grow Organic guide describes seven pollinator groups and practical ways to support them with flowers, water and nesting habitat.
Centipedes, Millipedes Sow Bugs & Roly-Polys: Friend Or Foe?
A Grow Organic report explains how centipedes, millipedes, sowbugs and pill bugs affect gardens—and when they may damage plants.