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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Easy Tips To Attract Falcons To Your Yard (And The Benefit Of Doing So)
Falcons are birds of prey. But, there are plenty of good reasons you may want these helpful raptors in your yard. Here's how to draw them in.
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10 Clever Ways To Repurpose An Old Fridge In Your Home Or Garden
From enclosed bookcases to raised garden beds, if you're ready to toss out your old refrigerator, consider repurposing it in your home and garden instead.
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Why You Should Reconsider Planting A Hummingbird Tree, Despite Its Beauty
The hummingbird tree is a lovely fast-growing tree that grows quickly and attracts pollinators to your yard. But here's why you might want to avoid planting it.
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Our Master Gardener Shows Clever Ways To Use Sweetgum Balls In Your Yard And Garden
If you have a sweetgum tree nearby, you probably have more sweetgum balls than you know what to do with. Our Master Gardener knows many ways to use them up.
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Will A DIY Sod Installation Save You Money, Or Is It Better To Call In The Pros?
If you're considering new sod installation, you might be asking yourself if it's worth it to DIY or hire professionals. We'll go over the pros and cons of both.
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Reuse Old Wooden Fencing To DIY Planter Boxes On A Budget
Don't throw out wood fence pickets after upgrading. Reuse those fence posts in your garden to make stylish, rustic DIY planter boxes on a budget.
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How To Transplant Hostas In Spring Like A Gardening Pro
Thinking of transplanting your hostas? Make sure you do it in the right season: spring. Here's the ideal way to transplant your favorite landscaping plant.
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The Relaxing Scent That Can Help Keep Rats Out Of Your Yard
Some scents hit differently for different species. For instance, here's a scent that humans tend to enjoy, whereas rats want nothing to do with it.
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12 Genius Ways To Repurpose An Old Sink Around Your Home And Garden
Have an old sink from a bathroom or kitchen renovation? Don't throw it away. Instead, repurpose it in one of the following 12 ways in your home or garden.
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How To Overcome The Biggest Drawback Of Planting An Autumn Blaze Maple Tree
Autumn blaze maples are beautiful trees that provide plenty of benefits, including rapid growth and stunning foliage. However, they also come with drawbacks.
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Grow This Gorgeous White Flowering Vine Indoors For Season-Long Blooms
If you'd like to add pleasant fragrance and striking white flowers to your space, there is one vine that can brighten up your indoor plant collection.
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Creepy Signs You May Have Snakes Secretly Living In Your Home, According To Our Expert
No one wants unwelcome snakes in their home. In an exclusive interview with House Digest, critter control expert Dr. Chris Christensen reveals the common signs.
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Is It Better To Rent Or Buy A Wood Chipper For Yard Projects? It Depends
When it comes time to prune or chop down trees in your yard, you might wonder if it's better to rent or buy a wood chipper. Here, we study the pros and cons.
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The Pros And Cons Of A Wood Shed (And The Environments They're Best Suited For)
Before you decide to put a wood shed in your garden or yard, here's a rundown on all the pros and cons of wooden garden sheds and where they're best suited for.
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Eliminate Cankerworms From Your Trees With These Helpful Tips
Cankerworms are pests that can wreak havoc on your trees if you're not careful. Luckily, these helpful tips will help you eliminate them once and for all.
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The Downsides To Growing Sweet Potatoes In Your Garden
Sweet potatoes are a simple crop to grow and a delicious veggie to have on hand at all times, but planting them in your garden isn't all upside.
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Tools That Make It Easy To Safely Sharpen Your Lawn Mower Blades
There are many ways to go about sharpening your lawn mower blades, and you might be wondering which are easiest. Here are the best tools for this purpose.
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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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