The Drought-Resistant Native Spurge You Should Be Planting For Ground Cover
Spurge might not be the prettiest name, but one member of this family may be one of the prettiest, low-maintenance ground covers available.
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Grow A Gorgeous Hibiscus Garden By Saving Your Seeds. Here's How
Hibiscus plants will bring beauty to any yard or garden. You can grow them without needing to buy a new plant by saving your seeds. Here's how.
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Why You Should Use 10-10-10 Fertilizer For Thriving Begonias
Give your begonias the care they deserve with 10-10-10 fertilizer. Discover why this balanced formula is the key to thriving, flowering begonias in your garden.
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Avoid Making This Fertilizer Mistake When Caring For Your Dahlias
Dahlias have stunning blooms that you naturally want to continue throughout the growing season. Just make sure you don't fall prey to this fertilizer mistake.
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The 25 Best Plants To Grow In Shallow Soil
If your yard has shallow soil, then you know it's not the most ideal to have. Luckily, there is still a long list of plants that do well in the soil condition.
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The 11 Best Companion Plants For Your Boxwoods
Boxwoods are among the best shrubs for landscaping, but what can you plant to break up their dense, often uniform shape? Here are 11 of our favorite options.
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The Tall Pollinator-Friendly Flower Our Professional Gardener Recommends Growing
Discover the tall, pollinator-friendly flower recommended by House Digest's professional gardener. Attract pollinators with this flower's pretty pink clusters.
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Ground Covers To Plant With Flower Bulbs In The Fall While You Wait For Spring Blooms
Planting a ground cover with your spring bulbs this fall can be a great way to keep a lush garden. We share which ones we think are the perfect pairing.
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Tips And Tricks To Keep Your Hibiscus Plant Growing And Thriving
There is a reason hibiscus plants are so popular: they are exotic, beautiful, and colorful. Follow these tips to care for your flower, no matter the variety.
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Why You Should Embrace These Native Lespedeza Weeds In Your Garden
While there are some lespedeza species that are invasive, there are native ones you should keep around in your yard or garden for very helpful reasons.
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12 Front Yard Flower Bed Ideas To Camouflage An Unsightly Garage Or Driveway
While you likely don't want to completely envelop your driveway or garage with flowers, you can somewhat camouflage them with these stunning flower bed ideas.
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Why You Should Plant Daffodil Bulbs In Early Fall, According To Our Pro Gardener
Planting daffodil bulbs in autumn is a great way to ensure a beautiful spring garden. Here's exactly when you should plant them, according to our expert.
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Don't Plant Gardenias If You Want Hummingbirds To Visit (Try This Alternative Instead)
Attract hummingbirds to your garden with this alternative to gardenias. Discover why not just any type of flower will satisfy these busy, feathered creatures.
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The Fertilizer Mistake That Could Prevent Marigolds From Flowering
Are your marigolds not blooming the way they should? Here, we'll tell you the one fertilizer mistake you didn't know you were making (and how to fix it).
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The Best Time Of Year To Fertilize Hibiscus For Beautiful Blooms
You need to be a little careful about timing when it comes to fertilizing your hibiscus. Here's a breakdown of when to find that perfect sweet spot.
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The Flowers And Plants In Your Garden That Are Attracting Yellow Crab Spiders
If you notice yellow crab spiders in your garden, you may be wondering what is attracting them. These flowers and plants may be the culprit.
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Bindweed Makes A Terrible Outdoor Plant But Works Great Indoors
If you've had the displeasure of fighting an invasion outdoors, you may wince at the name "bindweed." Tame it another way and try to grow it as a houseplant.
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Grow This Pollinator-Friendly Flowering Shrub To Add Extra Privacy To Your Yard
Creating an intimate backyard doesn't have to be complicated. Sometimes all it takes is the right plants, particularly ones that provide some privacy.
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Butterfly Weed Attracts Pollinators, But Comes With Some Concerns
Butterfly weed is a plant with beautiful, bright-orange flowers that attract pollinators. But consider these issues before planting it in your yard.
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The Fertilizer Trick To Increase Pincushion Flower Blooms
If you want more blooms on your pincushion flowers, there's a trick involving fertilizer that might just increase those gorgeous blossoms in your garden.
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Bleeding Hearts: The Dramatic & Colorful Plant You Can Grow Indoors
You don't have to restrict your beloved bleeding heart plant to the outdoors. Consider bringing it inside for a gorgeous, dramatic show of heart-shaped flowers.
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How To Encourage Hummingbirds To Nest In Your Yard
It's one thing to see a hummingbird in the yard at your feeder, but it's another to get the migratory beauties to stay. Encourage them to nest with these tips.
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The Fall Pruning Trick That Keeps Little Joe Pye Weed Coming Back Every Year
If you want to see the perennial Little Joe Pye weed return to its full flowering glory next year, keep this fall pruning tip in mind right now.
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Tips & Tricks For Growing Beautiful Roses From Seeds
Ready to start growing roses from seed? Not so fast. You need the right tips for healthy flowers. We spoke to an award-winning garden designer for advice.
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The Benefits Of Planting Limelight Hydrangeas Near Alliums In The Garden
If you want companion plants with gorgeous aesthetics, consider pairing 'Limelight' hydrangeas with alliums in the garden for these added benefits.
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The Popular Flowers Some Gardeners Grow To Deter Ticks (& Does It Actually Work?)
Deterring ticks from your yard can seem like an exhausting job, but could this popular flower actually keep the annoying pests away? Many gardeners think so.
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9 Common Plants That Should Be Moved Indoors At The End Of Summer
Certain plants simply can't survive cold winters to see spring. Instead of growing them as annuals, here's how to save your specimens by bringing them indoors.
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