Outdoor Plants & Spaces

Plant an entire lemon grove for under $100.

They’re only $85!

They scream summer and are just adorable.

It’s truly the gift that keeps on giving!

Skip this chore, and it’ll cost you later.

I’ve long used this method myself — both for fall leaves and for the large seed pods the sweetgum tree in my yard drops.

It's easy to do, but even easier to forget.

Now it feels like a five-dimensional escape.

A little work now will save you so much more down the road.

Consider them banished.

Everyone else is planting daffodils, but I’ve leveled up.

I love fall gardening. Beans, peas, and leafy greens like lettuce and spinach grow better in cool weather and are ready to harvest in about a month. Plus, I find it amazing that certain crops like carrots, beets, and kale develop natural sugars the colder it gets, so they actually taste better after the weather turns chilly. But fall gardening can be tricky.

Their suggestions will have you digging, pruning, and planting like a pro.

I wish I knew about it sooner!

They provide almost instant privacy!

Pamela Anderson has been an avid gardener for nearly 10 years.

They basically all agreed on one thing.

You might think of sunflowers as being giant and unwieldy, but certain varieties are perfect for containers. Here’s what to know.

Martha bought one for everyone on her gardening team.

You can do this little DIY in less than 1 square foot.

I want them in both colors and sizes!

Borrow ideas from these renters and homeowners — and see their gardens.

Her tips surprised me!

It’s worth the wait — the scent alone is enchanting!

They’re so easy to DIY.

There’s no restock on the horizon, so get it while you can.

One TikToker calls the beverage dispenser “the unhung hero of summer.”

It serves so many purposes.

It makes upkeep easier.

You can score seeds, tools, and more.

The tree and shrubs manager at Swansons Nursery in Seattle, Washington, has 13 years of experience, and here is his recommendation.

Bonus: You’ll be recycling while you’re at it!

No formal measuring required!

Nana Rose has a succulent she ironically named Petunia; a collective, wild rosebush, called Abigail, and a lavender cluster dubbed Lavender Lass.

No tools required.

Plus, it’ll go with any aesthetic.

It's their pro secret.

It’s perfect for a patio or a windowsill!

Grab one before they’re gone!

It’ll get better and better as time goes by.

They barely take any work.

They can be delivered straight to your door.

The packaging doubles as decor.

It’s a bestseller!

His garden is the envy of the neighborhood.

Let the queen of gardening guide you.

Simply sprinkle and enjoy.

Your green-thumb summer awaits.