Alexandria Simmons+FollowWhy I’m Hoarding Bubble Wrap NowHere’s a winter garden hack: don’t toss that bubble wrap from your online orders! Instead, use it to line your greenhouse windows. It traps heat, keeps your veggies cozy, and saves you big bucks on energy bills. Plus, it’s a win for the planet—less plastic in the trash. Just tape it up before the first frost, and your plants will thank you all winter long. Who knew packaging could be a money-saving garden tool? #GardenHacks #MoneySavingTips #EcoFriendly #Business #Industry241Share
Adam Boyer+FollowKeep Your Lawn Alive in a Heatwave!Worried your lawn will turn into a crispy mess during the heatwave? Gardening pro Lucie Bradley has some genius hacks: 1) Reuse grey water (think leftover bath or sink water—just skip the harsh chemicals), 2) Water early in the morning to avoid disease, and 3) Mulch before it gets scorching to lock in moisture. Oh, and don’t even think about mowing when it’s blazing hot—your grass needs a break! #GardenHacks #HeatwaveTips #EcoFriendly #Home00Share
Kendra Hart+FollowApple Cider Vinegar vs. Squirrels?!Who knew apple cider vinegar could be your secret weapon against garden squirrels? Apparently, their super sniffers can’t stand the smell! Just spritz some around your plants or soak cotton balls and place them near your garden beds. It’s not foolproof (some squirrels are stubborn), but it’s a cheap, natural trick worth trying before you go full Home Alone on your backyard. Bonus: mint oil and certain flowers work too! #GardenHacks #SquirrelProblems #HomeRemedies #Home21Share
Susan Ball+FollowThis Shade Garden Flower Is a Total Game-ChangerEver heard of foamflower? It’s the low-key superstar for shady spots in your yard. Picture a fluffy sea of white blooms in spring that pollinators can’t resist, and the leaves even turn bronze and burgundy in winter. It’s super easy to grow (just keep it watered), spreads into a lush carpet, and barely gets bothered by pests. Plus, it’s got some wild medicinal history! If your shade garden is looking blah, this plant might be your new obsession. #GardenHacks #ShadeGarden #PollinatorFriendly #Home70Share
phillipsbrian+FollowThe Secret Hummingbird MagnetTurns out, hummingbirds aren’t just about zooming around—they actually spend up to 80% of their day chilling on perches! If you want to turn your feeder zone into a hummingbird hotspot, add a simple swing about a foot from your nectar source. They love having a lookout spot, especially the territorial males. Bonus: you can DIY one for under $10. Just make sure it’s in a safe, shady spot and skip the rope (tiny feet problems). Your garden could be the next hummingbird hangout! #Hummingbirds #GardenHacks #BirdWatching #Home51Share
phillipsbrian+FollowCut These Perennials for More Blooms!Want more flowers this summer, not next year? Turns out some perennials actually love a mid-summer trim—and they'll reward you with extra blooms and fresher growth. Just snip wisely! 🌿 Cut catmint and yarrow by a third for a fresh round of flowers 🌿 Give floppy lady’s mantle and cranesbill geranium a haircut—yes, the whole thing 🌿 Deadhead salvias, veronica & delphiniums to keep them showy 🌿 Even spotted deadnettle perks back up with a little tough love And don’t forget: always snip above a leaf node, and clean your tools to stop disease spread. #gardeningtips #perennials #gardenhacks #Home20Share
John Fitzgerald+FollowLavender’s Secret Twin for Sunny BordersLavender not loving your hot, humid garden? Meet 'Garden Beauty Blue' hebe—a lush, purple-flowered shrub that looks just like lavender but thrives where lavender struggles. It’s super easy to grow, not picky about soil, and pollinators love it! Plus, deer stay away and birds get cozy in its dense leaves. If you can’t find this exact variety, there are other gorgeous purple hebes to try. Seriously, your garden borders will thank you! #GardenHacks #PlantSwap #LavenderAlternative #Home170Share
Kendra Hart+FollowThe Secret Spice Hack for Bird LoversDid you know sprinkling chilli powder on bird food keeps greedy squirrels away but doesn’t bother the birds at all? With insect numbers way down, birds are struggling to feed their chicks this summer. Experts say adding a little spice to your garden snacks means only the birds get the feast—squirrels and foxes hate the heat! Plus, leaving your lawn a bit wild helps boost the bug buffet for our feathered friends. Who knew saving birds could be this spicy? #BirdWatching #GardenHacks #WildlifeRescue #Home40Share
evanshaley+FollowAncient Hack for Lazy Gardeners? Genius!Ever heard of ollas? They're these unglazed clay pots that slowly drip water right to your plant roots—no daily watering needed! A TikToker made one from backyard clay and swears her tomatoes are thriving with barely any effort. Less water waste, lower bills, and a garden that basically takes care of itself? Where has this been all my life! Would you try this ancient gardening trick? #GardenHacks #SustainableLiving #WaterSaving #Home50Share
Susan Ball+Follow8 Wildflowers That Basically Grow ThemselvesWant a garden that pops with color and brings in all the butterflies and bees—without a ton of work? Check out these 8 wildflowers that practically thrive on neglect: Black-Eyed Susan, Milkweed (hello, monarchs!), Coneflower, Yarrow, Foxglove (just don’t eat it), Phlox, Wild Columbine, and Evening Primrose. These beauties bloom at different times, so your yard stays vibrant all season. Bonus: you’re helping pollinators and the planet! Which one would you plant first? #Wildflowers #GardenHacks #PollinatorFriendly #Home10Share
