Can You Turn A Hydrangea Bush Into A Tree?
Hydrangea bushes are a beautiful addition to every yard, but can you grow this stunning shrub into an all-out tree? We've got all the deets.
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Clever Tricks That Will Help Your Rose Garden Thrive
Roses require extra care to thrive. Try these tricks for growing beautiful, healthy roses in your garden to feed rose bushes, keep weeds away, and more.
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Why Your Lawn Mower Pull Cord Is Getting Stuck (And Tips To Fix It)
A stuck lawn mower pull cord can be annoying, but it's usually a pretty easy fix. Here's how to diagnose the problem and get your mower working again.
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Organic Vs. Synthetic Fertilizer: Which Is Best For A Healthy Lawn? Our Lawncare Expert Weighs In
Is organic or synthetic fertilizer better for a healthy lawn? We asked our lawncare expert to weigh in - here's what he had to say about the two.
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Should You Use Vinegar To Kill Fungus In Your Mulch?
Found some fungus in your garden mulch? You might be considering a vinegar mixture to kill it, but don't try just yet - there are some things you need to know.
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DIY The Perfect Self-Watering Planter For Your Garden In A Few Easy Steps
Making a self-watering planter might seem daunting, but it's a surprisingly simple process. Your plants will be thrilled by this easy DIY project.
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Sweetbay Magnolia Trees Bring Butterflies And Other Benefits To Your Yard
The sweetbay magnolia is different from the southern magnolia tree, but it can bring butterflies to your yard ... along with tons of other perks, too.
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Repurpose Your Broken Floor Lamp With This Genius Indoor Planter Hack
Have an old floor lamp that no longer serves your needs? Don't throw it out just yet -- there's a way to turn it into a functional, eye-catching planter.
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Watch Out For These Signs Of Carpenter Ants Invading Your Home
Ant infestations are a headache, but it's worse when those ants are also trying to tear your house down. Ensure you are aware of these signs of carpenter ants.
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We Grew Green Onions From Scraps: Here's The Dirt On This Way To Upcycle Food Waste
Growing green onions from scratch seems like a great way to reduce food waste. But does it really work? Our master gardener tried it and has some thoughts.
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Ensure Your Magnolia Flower Buds Bloom Year After Year With These Tips
Magnolias flowers are a stunning, beautiful addition to any garden, but actually making those finicky blossoms bloom requires some work.
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How To Choose The Right Chainsaw For Firewood, Yard Work, And Gardening
If you have little experience with chainsaws, choosing the best model for your landscaping needs is crucial. We’ll help you select the right one for your tasks.
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Can Burning Incense Sticks Keep Mosquitoes Out Of Your Yard?
Burning incense might sound like a better mosquito-repelling option than dousing yourself in bug spray, but does it really keep skeeters at bay?
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The Unusually-Colored Rose Variety That Will Add Interest To Your Garden
If you're looking for unique florals, there is one rose variety you shouldn't overlook. Learn about this delectable rose and why it belongs in your garden.
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Should You Add Insulation To Your Shed? It Depends On These Factors
If you have a backyard or garden shed, you might be wondering whether to insulate it. It's up to you, but it depends on a couple of factors.
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Thinning: How This Method Will Rescue Your Plants (& Which Plants To Use It On)
If you haven't been thinning your plants, now is the time to start. Learn which plants benefit from thinning and what the best way to do it is.
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Hummingbirds Will Love These Plants In Your Hanging Baskets
Hummingbirds are attracted to a variety of plants as they look to feed on nectar mid-flight. Here are the best ones to get for your hanging baskets.
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The Stunning Companion Plant That Will Thrive Under Your Oak Tree
If you have an oak tree on your property, you may not know what to place underneath it. Luckily, one specific type of plant can thrive under the large canopy.
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Slate Tiles Are A Solid Choice For Your Patio Floor (But Look Out For One Issue)
If you're looking to put down flooring for your patio and have settled on slate tiles, you've made a great choice. Just keep in mind this one problem.
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The Benefits Of Growing Chamomile Near Zucchini In Your Garden
It's almost zucchini season, and you can prep your favorite summer squash in the garden by planting it alongside some chamomile. Why? We'll tell you.
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The Orange Blossom Look-Alike That Will Attract Spring Pollinators To Your Yard
Trying to entice bees and butterflies to visit your yard? There's one spring shrub that is perfect for attracting these pollinators! Here's what to know.
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Should You Clean Your Hummingbird Feeder With Vinegar? Our Bird Expert Weighs In
House Digest spoke exclusively with Flocking Around Head Flocker Zach Hutchinson to find out whether vinegar really has a place in your feeder cleaning routine.
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Why You Should Place Some Orange Peels Around Your Patio
You might want to think twice before throwing those orange peels into the recycling. They have a very good use when it comes to your patio.
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Daylilies Won't Bring Hummingbirds To Your Yard, But Another Type Of Lily Might
Unfortunately, daylilies aren't as attractive to hummingbirds as many people think, but another flower will be much more appealing to your feathered visitors.
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How To Keep Your Cut Flowers Fresh Longer, According To A Gardening Expert
There's something special about adding a vase of fresh-cut flowers to your dining room table. Here's how to keep your cut flowers fresh longer.
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The Fragrant Herbs That Will Keep Aphids And Other Pests Off Of Your Citrus Trees
Citrus trees can provide you with colorful and delicious fruit unless pests get to the tree first. Luckily, there are herbs you can plant to protect your tree.
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Growing Fennel Is A Great Alternative To Ornamental Grass (With One Major Benefit)
Many of the ornamental grass options out there aren't beneficial and in fact, some are invasive. Fennel is a great alternative, and there's an added bonus, too.
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