Clever Tips And Tricks For Growing Daffodils
Daffodils are easy to grow, but a few important tips for growing daffodils can help you keep them thriving in your garden. Check out these clever daffodil tips.
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Tips For Caring For Your Petunias If Temperatures Dip
Before the temperature starts to drop, it's important to have a game plan for your petunias to prevent their end. Here are a few ways to keep them healthy.
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Our Master Gardener's Top Tools For Banishing Pesky Weeds From Raised Beds
House Digest's Tiffany Selvey tells us how she gets rid of weeds from all of her raised bed gardens, and which tools are her favorite for the task.
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The Summer Backyard Activity That Could Help Keep Snakes Away
You probably would prefer to enjoy your backyard without snakes around. Luckily, there is one thing you can do to help repel these slithery visitors.
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Start Adding Soap To Your Compost Pile And Watch What Happens
You may have never considered that you can add soap to your compost pile, but it could be just what your heap needs. Find out why soap can benefit your compost.
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All The Benefits Of Using A Digital Garden Calendar & How To Get Started
Discover the benefits of using a digital garden calendar to enhance your productivity. Stay organized, get inspired, and cultivate your garden with ease.
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Avoid Growing This Flowering Succulent In Your Home Or Garden If You Own Pets
Succulents add so much beauty to a garden or houseplant collection. But if you have pets, it may be best to avoid this one flowering succulent.
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Prevent Mice From Living In Your Grill With These Simple Steps
Learn how to keep mice out of your grill with simple cleaning tips and natural deterrents. Protect your barbecue year-round from unwanted guests.
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The Best Berries To Grow In Containers (And Ones That Aren't Worth Planting)
You can still grow fruit in a small space. Learn how to grow berries in containers, including which types of berries work best in containers and which to avoid.
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The Downside To Using Vinegar In Your Garden
While vinegar may seem like a natural way to eliminate unwanted species in your garden, you should think twice before using vinegar to kill weeds or pests.
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One Easy Way To Give Your Fresh Roses A Stunning Rainbow Makeover
Rainbow-colored roses aren't a natural occurrence, but they can easily be achieved with just a little water and dye. Here's how to get the multi-colored look.
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10 Varieties Of Million Bells Flowers That Will Attract Pollinators To Your Yard
Calibrachoa, or million bells, are a great nectar source for pollinators. Consider planting these varieties to attract more bees and butterflies to your yard.
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Jenn Todryk Got A Bunch Of Mystery Plants From Amazon. Should You?
One of HGTV's biggest stars has had some luck buying plants from Amazon. But let's see what other gardeners have said about through-the-mail plants.
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The Type Of Birch Tree You'll Want To Avoid Planting Near Your Pool Or Patio
If you have a pool or patio, there's one type of tree to avoid planting near it: the paper birch, which will shed its bark, flowers, and branches everywhere.
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Plant These Two Understory Trees To Turn Your Yard Into A Habitat For Birds
Everybody wants birds in their yard, and understory trees are especially attractive to birds. These two trees are sure to bring all the birds to your yard.
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Use Lavender Oil Around Your Patio And Watch What Happens
Lavender oil has many uses in wellness and beauty realms but is less known for its use outdoors, like on your patio. Learn what happens if you bring it outside.
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Companion Plants That Encourage The Healthiest Home-Grown Raspberries
Raspberries are relatively easy to grow, but they're also a delicious snack for certain types of beetles. Luckily, other types of plants send beetles packing.
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How To Tell If The Honeysuckle In Your Yard Is Native Or Invasive
The honeysuckle genus is full of flowers, but invasive species are terrible for your garden. Learn to differentiate between native and invasive honeysuckles.
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Signs Your Sod Isn't Taking Root (And How To Save It Before It Dies)
Installing sod can be a vast and expensive undertaking. So, when it doesn’t take root, you might panic. Save it before it dies by checking for these signs.
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Should You Add Eggshells To Your Rose Garden?
You've probably heard that adding eggshells to the soil around your roses could keep pests away or provide calcium. Discover if these claims are true or not.
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This Pool Noodle Hack May Be The Key To Easily Training Tree Branches
There are many reasons why you may want to separate tree branches while they're growing to provide more space in between. This pool noodle hack will help.
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Can You Use Lawn Fertilizer At The Same Time As Weed And Feed?
Figuring out the best way to fertilize your lawn and control weeds can feel like a huge challenge. Learn more about what products can be used together.
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Enchanting Spring-Flowering Perennials That'll Keep Blooming Once Your Irises Fade
Irises are gorgeous in the garden, but their bloom season doesn’t last long. Keep the color flowing by planting these perennials to take over as irises fade.
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The Fruits And Veggies You Can Grow In A House Or Apartment
If you have a small yard or don't have an outdoor space at all, discover 16 different types of fruits and vegetables that can be grown indoors.
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Effective Ways To Kill The Virginia Creeper That Is Taking Over Your Yard
Virginia creeper is a beautiful vining plant until it takes over your yard and garden. There are ways to kill it or cut it back, however. We'll show you how.
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Can Alka-Seltzer Actually Help Get Rid Of Pesky Rodents?
A hack floating around the internet claims that Alka-Seltzer slathered in peanut butter can get rid of unwanted rodents -- but is this actually true?
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Hummingbirds Love This Uncommon Hydrangea Variety, But It Has Downsides
Do you love hydrangea shrubs as much as hummingbirds? If you want the blooms and birds in your yard, plant this variety-but know its potential downsides first.
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