The Benefit Of Planting Onions Next To Your Tomatoes
Companion planting, among other things, can improve the yield of your crops. Check out the benefit of planting onions next to your tomatoes.
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How To Take Care Of Your Peonies In The Fall
After the flowering season ends with summer, it's time to switch up your approach to caring for your peonies as you prepare the plants for winter dormancy.
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The Unexpected Way Martha Stewart Deals With Ants On Her Peony Flowers
If you've planted a few peonies, chances are you've noticed quite a few ants gathering around your garden. Here's what Martha Stewart says you should do.
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The Kitchen Waste That'll Turn Your Hydrangeas Blue
Do you have pink hydrangeas but wish they were blue instead? There is something in your kitchen that can help your flower patch shift hues.
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The Straw Mulch Mistake That Will Damage Your Vegetable Garden
Mulching is an important step in gardening, but there is one mistake you can make with straw mulching that will hurt rather than help your crop.
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Should You Be Cleaning Your Flower Pots?
If you intend to reuse a flower pot for a new plant, is it necessary to clean it before doing so? Here, we take a look at flower pots and how to sanitize them.
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Keep Your Bird Feeder Squirrel-Free With This Handy WD-40 Trick
Are you tired of greedy squirrels taking over the bird feeder and scaring off all your winged friends? Here is an easy way to keep them off the feeder.
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The Gardening Myth About Ripening Tomatoes That Might Just Work, According To House Digest's Master Gardener
Getting tomatoes to perfectly ripen can be tricky. Here are the stages of ripening plus why and when a popular gardening myth might be the best move.
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Is A Trash Bag The Secret To Getting Rid Of Ant Hills In Your Yard?
If ant hills have been cropping up in your yard this summer, a trash bag -- rather than insecticide -- might be all the pest control you need.
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How Can You Cut Back A Peony Plant?
Cutting back peonies each fall before they go dormant helps ensure bigger and better blooms the next year. But how do you do it? Here's what you need to know.
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Use Toilet Paper Rolls To Keep Cutworms Off Of Your Plants & Thank Us Later
Are cutworms taking over your garden and slicing down your precious plants? Surprisingly, a toilet paper roll may be your saving grace. Here's how.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Deadheading Your Garden's Flowers
Deadheading helps your flowers bloom all summer long, and it seems pretty easy on paper. But there are some common mistakes you should avoid.
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The Easy Tip That'll Make The Most Of Your Lawn Irrigation System
Your lawn irrigation system costs money each month, so you want to make sure it's running as efficiently as possible. Here is one major thing to look out for.
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What Is The Mile A Minute Plant And How Do You Get Rid Of It?
A mile a minute plant is a highly invasive species to look out for. Here's how to detect and eliminate it early and avoid it taking over your yard.
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Drawbacks You Should Know Before Hydroseeding Your Lawn
Hydroseeding has a great success rate when establishing a new lawn, but there are a few key factors to consider when deciding if it's right for you.
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Why You Should Add Pumpkin Seeds To Your Compost Pile
Adding pumpkin seeds to compost piles used to be a gardening no-no since they tend to sprout into gourds. But it turns out there are a lot of benefits!
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Nate Berkus' Favorite Flowers Are The Beautiful Arrangement Your Home Needs
Creating the perfect floral arrangement can be hard and pricey. Here's how Nate Berkus affordably arranges his favorite flowers into a stunning accent piece.
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How To Handle A Birds Nest In Your Dryer Vent
A dryer vent is a good place for a bird to build a nest, and if you've noticed one in your vent, there are a few ways to handle it without harming any birds.
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How To Water Grass On A Hill (And Save Your Dying Lawn From Gravity)
Those with a sloped lawn understand how hard it can be to hydrate each section evenly. Luckily, there are a few ways to tackle this problem and beat gravity.
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Why You Should Never Use Vaseline To Keep Pests Out Of Your Bird Feeders
One way to keep pests away from your bird feeders is to use Vaseline, but there are many reasons to avoid this. Here's why and what to do instead.
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What Your Pothos' Droopy Leaves Are Telling You & How To Fix It
If your pothos' heart-shaped leaves are drooping suddenly, the remedy will depend on the reason. Fortunately, the plant's leaves can tell you exactly why.
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Here's The Number 1 Reason ZZ Plants Turn Yellow & What You Can Do About It
ZZ plants are known for being extremely low maintenance, but that doesn't mean they don't encounter problems. If yours is turning yellow, this could be why.
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Keep Mosquitoes Away From Your Home By Burning This Kitchen Staple
Tired of being mosquitos' favorite summertime snack? Fear not, you can get rid of them by burning this one thing -- and you probably already have it on hand.
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What Are The Best Grasses For Places With Cooler Weather?
If you live in a cooler region, looking after your lawn can sometimes be a challenge. However, the beauty of nature is in its array of solutions.
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The Common Mistakes To Avoid When Growing Herbs Indoors
From fresh mint in your mojito to some lavender on your ice cream, herbs are hearty plants that are easy to grow, as long as you avoid some common mistakes.
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TikTok Shares A Different Method For Growing Avocado Trees & We're Obsessed
Next time you make an avocado dish, be sure to save the pit if you'd like to grow your own avocado tree. One TikToker demonstrated just how easy the process is.
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The Best Type Of Mulch To Use If You Want To Keep Bugs Away
The benefits of mulch are well-known, including its ability to reduce weeds and stabilize soil, but did you know mulch could also work to repel unwanted pests?
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