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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Should You Start Seeds Indoors Or Direct Sow When Growing Flowers? It Depends
There is a lot of conflicting advice about starting your flower seeds indoors versus out. Our expert explains how to decide which option is best for you.
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This Purple-Pink Wildflower Is A Hummingbird And Pollinator Magnet
Is it even possible to have too many pollinators in your garden? You can always attract more by planting some of the favorite sources of nectar.
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This Gorgeous Spiky Blue Plant Is The Perfect Addition To Any Border Garden
Finding a resilient blue plant to spruce up your border garden may seem like a difficult task, but this particular flower fits the bill perfectly.
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Tips For Growing The Gorgeous Gloxinia Flower Indoors
If you don't live in a tropical area, you can grow the gorgeous gloxinia flower indoors as a houseplant. These tricks and tips could give it even more blooms.
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The Planting Technique That Helps Calla Lily Blooms Last For Months
Learn the planting technique that will keep your calla lily blooms vibrant for months. Discover other tips for nurturing beautiful blooms both indoors and out.
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The Benefits Of Growing A Dancing Lady Orchid Indoors
A dancing lady orchid is considered an especially lovely houseplant, but there are more benefits to growing one inside your house than you might imagine.
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Your Hibiscus Plants Thrive With The Help Of This Leftover Kitchen Staple
Before you throw away this common household leftover ingredient, consider adding it to your hibiscus plants to help them grow healthier and happier.
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Fertilize Your Garden With A Common Leftover Ingredient From Your Kitchen
Could your plants use a little boost? This leftover kitchen scrap can be made into a liquid fertilizer for your garden. Here's how to do it.
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How To Grow And Care For Lotus Flowers (& The Best Seeds To Shop For)
You can grow your own lotus flowers at home. But there are some things you should keep in mind before you start, including the right type of seeds to buy.
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Hummingbirds Adore This Bell-Shaped Annual Plant (& It's Easy To Grow From Seed)
If you'd like to attract more hummingbirds to your yard, there's an easy to grow, bell-shaped annual that you can plant in your garden to do so. Here's how.
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Beautiful Hummingbird-Attracting Plants You'll Wish You Never Grew In Your Yard
Just because a plant appeals to hummingbirds doesn't mean it's right for your yard. Due to their invasive nature and maintenance, it's best to skip these ones.
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Why Do People Water Seeds With Warm Water & Should You Try It?
Should your new seeds be watered with warm water? We spoke to House Digest master gardener Tiffany Selvey to find out if this gardening hack actually works.
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Is Using Glue To Seal Fresh Pruning Cuts A Gardening Secret Or Sticky Nightmare?
What should you do for the open cuts on a tree, bush, or plant after you've pruned it? Many suggest using glue, but we'll dive into if it actually works.
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