The Heirloom Fruit Tree You Can Grow For A Unique Apple Variety
Looking to add more variety to your apple orchard? Learn about this popular heirloom tree from House Digest's professional gardener and orchardist, Peg Aloi.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Pruning Blueberry Bushes
Pruning is a vital but tricky maintenance step if you want thriving blueberry bushes. Here are the mistakes to steer clear of when pruning blueberries.
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A Simple Plank Of Wood Is The Secret To Sowing And Growing Better Carrots
If you're looking for ways to sow and grow better carrots in your garden, a plank of wood may be the secret. Expert Tiffany Selvey weighs in.
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Why You Want To Avoid Growing Root Crops Too Close To Fruit Trees
There are many benefits to companion planting, but some companions do more harm than good. Here's why you shouldn't plant root crops and fruit trees together.
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11 Plants You Should Avoid Growing Near Your Cucumbers In The Garden
There are many plants that make great companions for cucumbers, but some can compete for nutrients while others attract pests or spread disease.
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Why Cutting The Top Off Your Tomato Plants Is The Best Hack
When you have a beautiful, healthy tomato plant, it's difficult to break out the pruning shears, but this method can help your indeterminate tomatoes grow well.
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How To Protect Squash Plants From Pests With A Genius Toilet Paper Roll Hack
If pests are ruining your squash plants before your veggies have had time to develop, try this easy preventative method using empty toilet paper rolls.
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7 Tasty Veggies That Will Happily Grow In Clay Soil
House Digest's Garden Editor knows all about growing in clay soil. Here are her top seven veggies that happily put down roots and produce a healthy crop.
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A Trash Bin From Dollar Tree Makes The Perfect Soil Sifter For Your Garden
If you're shopping at the garden center for all your garden needs, you may be spending more than necessary — the Dollar Tree likely has what you need.
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Why You Should Avoid Using Wood Ash As Fertilizer For Your Blueberries
Wood ash can benefit some plants, such as tomatoes. Unfortunately, it can pose significant difficulties for blueberries if introduced to the soil.
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The Flavorful Herb You'll Want To Add To Your Garden In Spring
A garden filled with herbs can mean a home filled with wonderful scents and flavors. This herb has many benefits, and it's easy to grow from seed in the spring.
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The Kind Of Avocado Tree That Is Best For Your Garden Depending On Where You Live
Avocados are delicious on toast and can be an edible asset in your garden. So, which type of avocado tree grows best depending on where you live?
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12 Popular Herbs Make The Perfect Filler Plants For Your Garden
Looking to fill those pesky gaps in your flowerbeds? Consider some of these popular and easy-care herbs that can also add fragrance and color to the garden.
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How To Start Your Own In-Ground Vermicompost Bin For Your Garden Beds
If keeping a giant bin of worms in your home scares you, in-ground vermicomposting offers the same benefits buried in your garden bed and on a smaller scale.
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Will Garlic Grow If You Plant It In The Spring?
If you didn't plant garlic in the fall, you may be wondering if — and how well — it will grow if planted in the spring. Our expert has the answers.
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Downsides To Growing Zucchini Plants That Gardeners Should Be Aware Of
Zucchini is pretty easy to grow, but when you're dealing with nature, there are always extra challenges. Here's what you need to know before planting.
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The Surprising Pruning Tip That Will Help Saplings Produce More Fruit
Don't make the mistake of buying a tree and forgetting to tend to it if you want the best fruit harvest. Here's the best pruning tip to keep it healthy.
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The Hardy Perennial Herb You Should Grow For Year-Round Harvests
No matter which region you live in, this flavorful herb can be grown all year round in the garden or brought inside during colder months as a houseplant.
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The Aromatic Herb That Will Help Your Rosemary Thrive In The Garden
Rosemary is a staple in the garden. Whether you grow it outdoors in warm regions or in a container to overwinter inside, this herb makes the perfect companion.
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3 Herbs You Should Avoid Growing Near Tomatoes In The Garden
When planning your edible garden spread, consider carefully what herbs you plant near your tomatoes as there are several plants you should outright avoid.
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The Renter-Friendly Solution To No-Garden Watermelon Growing
Growing watermelons without a garden doesn't have to be hard. Instead, explore these renter-friendly methods to enjoy fresh, homegrown fruit in small spaces.
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DIY Your Own Tented Trellis For A Unique Garden Oasis
Creating a unique garden oasis doesn't require a landscaping crew. Follow these DIY steps to craft your own tented trellis for an enchanting outdoor retreat.
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The Fragrant, Heat-Tolerant Trailing Herb You Can Grow In A Hanging Basket
Consider growing a trailing variety of this popular herb in a hanging basket. You'll get lots of delicious foliage without taking up extra square footage.
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The Best Type Of Wood For Planter Boxes (& What To Avoid)
Growing food in raised beds is a great way to control all of the elements of your growing, but you have to start with the right wood while avoiding others.
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Why A Dwarf Mulberry Tree Can Be Deceiving To Gardeners
A dwarf mulberry tree will provide you with delicious berries, but it has some disadvantages. You might be surprised about this particular aspect of the tree.
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5 Fruit Tree And Shrub Combinations You Shouldn't Grow Too Close Together In Your Yard
Veggies aren't the only food you can grow on your own. But if you're going to grow fruit, avoid growing some of these tree and shrubs too close to each other.
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Avoid These Common Mistakes When Transplanting Tomatoes At All Costs
Ready to put your tomato seedling in the ground? Not so fast. Our garden expert warns that you might be committing an error that threaten your plant's life.
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