Mistakes Gardeners Make When Transplanting Seedlings
When transplanting seedlings into garden soil, there are a number of major mistakes you should be sure to avoid. Expert Tiffany Selvey is on hand for guidance.
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The Popular Flower You Should Grow From Seed And Not Buy As A Seedling
There are flowers you want to start as seedlings and others that are best grown from seed, like this stunning and popular North American bloom.
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How To Waterproof Wood With An All-Natural Ingredient
You may be concerned about protecting wood from moisture, but what if you could waterproof it with something all-natural? Expert Bob Beacham tells us how.
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The Best Fertilizer To Use For Thriving Peace Lily Plants
Peace lilies are pretty, low-maintenance plants. They don't have a lot of environmental demands, but they will reward you for using the right fertilizer.
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The Best Soil For A Snake Plant (& Ones To Avoid)
If you want your snake plant to have a long and healthy life, you need the right soil. Our master gardener tells us what soil is best and what to avoid.
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What Are The Best Fruit Trees To Grow In A Front Yard?
If you've been looking for the perfect fruit tree to add to your front yard, we spoke to our in-house expert to determine the best option for you.
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One Way To Check If The Humidity Levels In Your Home Are Good
To check if the humidity levels in your home are good, too high, or too low, we spoke with an air quality specialist who also gave tips on fixing it.
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Do Onyx Sinks Stand The Test Of Time And Are They Worth Your Investment?
Onyx sinks add style and sophistication to your home, but you may be wondering if they're worth the price tag. Here's what expert Brandy Rinehart has to say.
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The Lawn Task You Can Do In Winter For Greener Grass In Spring
If you want to increase your chances of a full, lush lawn in the springtime, consider trying out this maintenance tip during the chillier months of the year.
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The Tool You'll Want To Have On Hand When Drilling Metal
Drilling through metal can be intimidating, but you can get the job done properly with this important tool. We spoke to an expert to learn how it works.
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The One Thing You Always Have To Check When Touring A Home
Do you believe you've found the perfect home to purchase? An expert tells us what to always check when touring a house. It may help prevent future headaches.
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Tired Of The Boucle Furniture Trend? Try These Timeless Alternatives Instead
Boucle furniture was an interesting, trendy way to add more texture to any room, but House Digest asked interior designer Julie Jones about better options.
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How To Choose An Accent Wall And Design That Fits Your Style
An accent wall can completely change the vibe of a room, and design expert Erika Dale told House Digest how to pick the perfect look to match your taste.
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The TikTok Design Advice That We're Begging You To Avoid
TikTok is often a source of inspiration for those looking to personalize their spaces. At the same time, it has some design advice you should carefully avoid.
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Cut A Too-Big Ceiling Light Hole? Here's What To Do For A DIY Fix
Cutting a ceiling hole that's too big for your light might seem like a crisis, but House Digest's carpentry expert, Bob Beacham, explains how to fix it.
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Essential Decor Items For Kitchen Shelf Styling
Kitchen shelves can become cluttered just as quickly as your countertops. Follow this expert advice to find the essential decor items you need; hide the rest.
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The Backyard Home Trend That Needs To Go (And What We Recommend Instead)
This type of backyard design was born out of necessity, and it's time to move on. Find out what it is and explore some appealing alternatives.
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How To Choose The Perfect Stain For Natural Red Oak Floors
Revamping your red oak flooring might seem like an impossible task, but you can create a brand new look if you choose the proper stain to refinish them.
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Ways To Help Protect Your Home Against Fires
Though you don't have much say over wildfires, there are a variety ways (both big and small) to safeguard your home and reduce the chances of it catching fire.
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We Installed A No-Tools-Required Floating Shelf To See If Its Claim Holds Up
A floating shelf that doesn't require any tools to install? Sign us up! We had to try this for ourselves to see if putting it up is as easy as it sounds.
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The Big Difference Between Property Damage And Vandalism Explained
Is it property damage or vandalism? Knowing the difference determines how the situation is handled. We asked an expert to help us understand which is which.
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How To Prepare Wood Shelving To Prevent Delicate Linens From Snagging In Storage
Struggling with snagged fabrics in your linen closet? Keep your delicate sheets protected from damage during storage by properly preparing your wooden shelves.
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Popular Flooring Solutions For A DIY Greenhouse (And Which We Think Is Best)
Whether you're getting a new greenhouse or updating one, you may need to make a big decision about what kind of floor to install. We're here to help.
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The Worst Kitchen Appliance Colors To Avoid, According To A Design Expert
Choosing kitchen appliances is about more than just functionality - they can influence the look of your kitchen as well. Here's what to steer clear of.
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Lesser-Known Alternatives To Traditional Kitchen Floors You Shouldn't Overlook
Tile and wood floors are popular go-tos in the kitchen, but what if there was something even better? An expert chimes in with these clever alternatives.
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Geometric Accent Walls: Timeless Or Trendy? Here's The Difference
If you're interested in geometric accent walls, you may be wondering if they're timeless or trendy. Expert Sarah Bilotta explains the difference.
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Hard Water Vs Soft Water: Which Is Harming Your Home More?
Hard water has a reputation for causing damage to pipes and unsightly water marks, but soft water has its downsides, too. Which is worse? Here's what we know.
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