If you're a strawberry lover, perhaps you've fantasized about growing your own strawberries in the backyard. One of the most ...

Wish your fence was a little taller? Create instant privacy on a budget using trellis. This hack can be easily customized to ...

Vines like clematis and mandevilla also work well in a green-drenched space. ‘Evergreen’ clematis (Clematis armandi) has ...

If they can hibernate up to six months then it will pull through. Over the Garden Fence: Lemon Button, a small but welcome fern in the household Over the Garden Fence: Rebirthing a rabbit's foot ...

Instead of throwing away those plastic nursery pots your plants come in, discover some creative and useful ways to repurpose them around your garden.

Whether you’re starting fresh or working with an existing fence, this foundation is worth building upon. Plant life has a way of softening the harsh metal lines of a chain link fence. By incorporating ...

“Last year a guy who helped us told us about this new thing.” The new thing is stacking the strawberry plants for more efficient use of the indoor space but also to share water. Only the top ...

One of the most valuable pieces is a vintage hanging strawberry set, worth $150 to $200. Rachel has already taken several sets home and plans to sell or donate the rest to collectors. One of the ...

To create a hanging planter, attach some scrolls cut from a plastic garden fence to a Dollar Tree black wire hanging basket using zip ties. In fact, any old hanging basket will do — you just might ...

Containers should be at least 12 inches deep and 18 to 24 inches wide. The compact nature of the strawberry plant makes it a good choice for vertical gardening. Strawberry towers with deep ...