Does Citronella Oil Work To Repel Wasps And Yellowjackets?
A sting from a wasp or yellowjacket can cause an allergic reaction, so if you're looking for a repellent, here's what you should know about citronella oil.
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The Pesky Rodent That Might Make A Home In Your Trees (And What To Do About It)
You may be accustomed to seeing rats in alleys or your backyard, but if you see them in the trees or on powerlines, you should take notice. Here's why.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Growing Lilacs
Lilac blooms are a much-loved sign of spring, so if you want to keep your lilacs healthy and fragrant, follow these simple steps to avoid common mistakes.
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Fence In Your Backyard With These Affordable DIY Wood Pallet Ideas
A new wooden fence can cost a pretty penny. Luckily, all you need is to flex your DIY muscles. A few wooden pallets can make a charming homemade solution.
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The Popular Vegetable That Will Thrive Near Your Onions
Onions can be quite beneficial to a number of surrounding plants, and one popular vegetable not only reaps these benefits but helps your onions, as well.
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Herbs You'll Want To Avoid Growing Too Close Together In The Garden
There are certain herbs you should avoid planting together, either because they need different conditions or they don't grow well together. Learn more!
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Crabgrass Taking Over Your Yard? There's An Easy Solution (But You Might Not Love It)
Crabgrass is a notoriously pesky weed, and getting rid of it can feel like a constant battle. There is one method that works well, if you're willing to try it.
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Keep Mosquitoes Out Of Your Yard By Growing This Gorgeous Magenta Berry Bush
Mosquitoes are a warm weather nuisance. However, you can keep this potentially dangerous flying menace away from your home by planting this attractive bush.
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Why You Should Line The Edges Of Your Planters With A Pool Noodle
There are plenty of ways to use pool noodles to improve your garden. Find out why placing them along the rims of your planters could be beneficial.
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The Weed Disposal Mistake That'll Have Them Growing Back In No Time
A yard full of weeds can cause many problems, not to mention it's unsightly. When getting rid of them, ensure you avoid making this mistake.
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The Beautiful Palm Tree That'll Survive In Damp Soil And Colder Environments
You might naturally assume that you have to live in a tropical area to enjoy the beauty of a palm tree. But there is one palm that can handle a colder climate.
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Our Entomology Expert Explains How To Prepare For Ticks & Deal With Them In Your Yard
In an exclusive interview with House Digest, entomologist Daniel Perry shared with us the most effective ways to reduce the risk of ticks in your environment.
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Add Shade To Your Backyard Patio With These Different Retractable Awning Options
Retractable awnings are key to outdoor gatherings in the summertime for adding shade, but which variety of awning is right for you? Let's find out.
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Elevate Your DIY Container Garden With This Handy Project
If you're looking to up your gardening game, then there are some crafty DIY techniques involving containers you likely already have lying around the house.
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How Neem Oil Affects 10 Common Home And Garden Pests
Neem oil is a natural pesticide that's used against many different types of insects. Discover how this solution affects popular pests in the home and garden.
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While Hackberry Trees Attract Butterflies, They Are Not Worth The Headache
Hackberry trees attract pollinators that are beneficial to the environment. However, some less desirable traits will make you think twice about planting them.
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Hummingbirds Love Crocosmia Flowers, But Your Small Garden Won't. Here's Why
One of the best flowers to attract hummingbirds to your pollinator garden may not be the best choice. Find out why you might want to steer clear of crocosmia.
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Don't Plant This Flower Next To Butterfly Weed In Your Pollinator Garden
Starting a lovely pollinator garden is exciting, but you can’t choose your flowers willy-nilly. To ensure success, never plant this with your butterfly weed.
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Why People Use Vinegar To Get Rid Of Clover (And Other Alternatives To Consider)
If you're seeking a natural way to get rid of clover in your garden or lawn, vinegar spraying is a natural DIY solution that won't harm your favorite plants.
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Why You Might Regret Planting A Colorful Holly Tree In Your Yard
Holly trees are beautiful, but they come with major drawbacks. We're taking a look at the reasons why you might regret planting one of these persistent plants.
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Pruning Russian Sage In Spring Is Easy With These Helpful Tips
Russian sage brings a bounty of beautifully scented flowers each year. But for your plant to thrive, it needs to be pruned correctly. Here are some tips.
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This Age-Old Natural Solution Will Keep Pesky Mosquitoes Far Away
Mosquito's not only leave itchy welts when they bite, they can also carry dangerous diseases. This age-old natural solution will keep pesky mosquitoes far away.
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Reuse Plastic Storage Totes To DIY A Chic Non-Permanent Garden Bed
If you can't or don't want to commit to a fixed garden layout, consider using plastic storage totes to create a temporary, affordable garden design.
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Here's How Borage Can Benefit Cabbage In The Garden
Cabbage is an ever-popular crop, and your gardening can be made even easier by planting borage alongside it. Here's why they work so well together.
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Tips For Protecting Your Lawn While Entertaining During Spring And Summer
Get your yard ready for spring and summertime entertaining. Wow your guests and protect your landscaping. Here are a few ideas to get started.
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The 10 Best Plants To Pass Along To Beginner Gardeners After Dividing Them In Spring
If your yard is overrun with perennials and you know a beginner gardener, gift them these 10 easy-to-care-for plants after dividing them in the spring.
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Why Japanese Painted Ferns Are The Companion Plant Hydrangeas Deserve
Given their shared love of shade, Japanese painted ferns and hydrangeas make a perfect pair. Here we explore the reasons why you should grow them together.
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