Plant covers

Make a DIY chicken wire cloche for plants to keep rabbits, deer, and other hungry animals from nibbling in your garden.

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Good morning everyone. I was at Big Lots yesterday and came across a collapsible mesh laundry hamper for only $8. I decided it would be perfect for covering pla…

Sometimes you need to cover plants protect them from garden hazards like cold, wind, and pests. If you are drawing a blank on what to use for plant protection, don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. So, what can you use to cover plants?

From reusable hoops to last minute frost protection, find out how to protect your plants when it gets freezing cold!

Here are the Best Plants to Cover a Fence that help you provide a beautiful natural privacy screen with fresh air. They also do well in all climate types.

Planting season is upon us, so let me tell you a little story of how this garden came to be. When we bought a house last year, I failed to inquire about the summer weather, thinking it would be just as warm and clear as it was on our open house day. NOPE. Instead, I encountered summers full of chilly fog and harsh winds, much to the dismay of my aspiring green thumb.

Discover the beauty of hanging ground cover plants with these fast-growing and drought-tolerant options. Ground cover plants like Dichondra Silver Falls and Variegated Vinca can add a touch of greenery to your outdoor space. Trailing plants such as Asiatic Jasmine Minima and Silver Ponyfoot are perfect for creating a lush garden backdrop. Consider incorporating evergreen options like Prostrate Rosemary or Brazilian Walking Iris for year-round foliage.

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Plant covers are a simple way to shield your garden from insects, animals, & weather. Find out how they work and the best ones to use here.

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Are you in search of some of the best soil covers for indoor plants? Trying to find a creative way to cover your indoor potting soil or a more attractive top dressing can be tricky. Should you cover indoor plant soil? Some people do not like the look of the top of the soil on …

A few years ago, I grew cauliflower and broccoli in my raised beds. They did great, and I couldn't wait to harvest them and inflict them on my family use them in lots of different recipes. Then the cabbage worms came. Zillions of them. Since broccoli, cauliflower, and cabbage are all brassicas, the cabbage worms like them all. Since I wasn't going to spray them with chemicals, and didn't have time before work to inspect the leaves and pick off bugs, I lost the whole crop. I was devastated…

Multi-Purpose Burlap Fabric: This versatile burlap roll can be used for various gardening and landscaping needs. Use it as a weed barrier to suppress unwanted plant growth, protect your delicate plants from harsh frost and cold weather, prevent soil erosion on slopes or embankments, or create a natural and rustic look in your garden or landscape design. The possibilities are endless! Generous Size & Durable Material: Measuring 40 inches wide and 12 feet long, this burlap roll provides ample…

Discover a variety of tough ground covers that effortlessly choke out weeds and prevent them from taking over your outdoor space. These low-maintenance ground cover plants serve as powerful weed killers, helping to keep pesky weeds at bay. Explore our selection of ground cover plants that kill weeds and suppress their growth effectively, making your gardening tasks a breeze. Add these impossible-to-kill outdoor plants to your garden to create a vibrant and weed-free environment effortlessly.

I don’t know why homesteading makes me so impulsive… Whether we’re talking about my propensity to impulse-buy farm animals, or my tendency to fire up a canning project in the middle of a busy morning when I have no business standing there peeling peaches, I guess I just have to blame it on my […]

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You'll only need 10 minutes to transform those ugly planters with placemats. I always run into the same problem with my bigger plants! When it comes time to r…