Compost Tea Might Be The Secret To A Lush, Pest-Free Garden
Looking to boost your garden's health and reduce pests? Learn how to brew compost tea and harness its many beneficial qualities for your garden.
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The Burgundy Rubber Tree Dethroned The Monstera As The Trendiest Houseplant
The burgundy rubber tree is havings its moment, and we're here for it. Here's what you need to know about this gorgeous trending houseplant.
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When And How Is It Best To Use Grass Clippings In Your Garden?
Mowing your lawn means mounds of grass clippings. Luckily, there are several ways to use these clippings in your garden. Here are some of the best ways.
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The Benefits Of Using Fabric Grow Bags In Your Garden
There are many ways to grow your garden, but one of the most convenient is using fabric grow bags. Here are some reasons you should consider using grow bags.
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Decide If Scarifying Or Dethatching Is Better For Your Lawn
Complicated lawn maintenance has the capacity to become the bane of many a homeowners' weekend. Know which approach is right for you before you get started.
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Is It Dangerous To Touch Lily Of The Valley?
Lily of the valley is known to be toxic to consume, but what about touch? Here's what you need to know about dealing with these beautiful white blooms.
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5 Ways To Dig Into National Gardening Month In April
If the incoming warm weather and blooming flowers have you itching to get outside, National Gardening Month is the perfect excuse. Here's how to celebrate.
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How And When To Prune Clematis
Flowering climbing vines are gorgeous additions to your landscape, but these vigorous growers do require some regular maintenance to stay healthy.
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10 Stunning Sunflowers That Will Brighten Your Property
There are plenty of reasons to plant sunflowers, including their beauty and the fact that they are great for pollinators. Here are 10 stunning varieties to get.
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Here's Why Your Money Tree Is Losing Leaves And How To Prevent It
If you've noticed browning or falling leaves on your money tree, there are a few common culprits to look for. Here's how to get your tree back to health.
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15 Types Of Garden Hoes And How They All Differ
We dug into the world of groundskeeping and discovered 50 types of garden hoes. Here's what they are used for and how they differ from each other.
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Which Backyard Feature Do People Want The Most? - Exclusive Survey
Incorporating special elements into your backyard can add a lot of character. Here are the features that House Digest readers want most in their backyards.
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12 Reasons You Should Put A Bar Of Soap In Your Garden
Your bar of soap isn't just for the shower! It's also a handy tool to keep in your gardening shed. Here are all of the clever ways to utilize it in your yard.
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When Is The Best Time To Pick Strawberries?
We've discussed mistakes everyone makes when planting strawberries, but one of the biggest is not knowing when to pick them for the best shelf-life and flavor.
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9 Best Ways To Keep Deer Out Of Your Yard
Tired of deer trampling your yard and damaging your flower beds and fruit trees? Here are some clever tips that will help keep deer out of your yard.
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The Baking Ingredient That Can Prevent Weeds From Growing In Cracks
It seems impossible even when you're witnessing it with your own eyes, but even the smallest weeds are strong enough to push through concrete.
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What Is Shorea Wood?
If you are looking for new garden furniture, you may have looked at plastic, metal, or robust hardwoods. Before you decide, you may want to consider shorea.
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How To Grow And Take Care Of A Peruvian Apple Cactus
The Peruvian apple cactus is a column-style cactus, sometimes with as many as five blades. It is native to Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Argentina.
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What Parents Should Look For In A Backyard When Buying A Home
Size is not the only thing that matters when choosing a home with a great backyard, especially if you have kids. There are safety concerns to keep in mind.
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Make Your Backyard Feel Bigger By Incorporating Mirrors
Having a small backyard is better than having no backyard at all, and luckily there are ways to make it feel bigger. Try this trick of incorporating mirrors.
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Try Adding Texture To Open Up A Small Patio Space
Having a small patio doesn't mean your space needs to feel cramped. Try incorporating different textures in your decor for a more open-feeling space.
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The Simple Pantry Staple That Will Sweeten Your Homegrown Tomatoes
Unlike many fruits, tomatoes aren't known for sweetness. If you're looking to add a delicious dimension to this garden staple, one ingredient may save the day.
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15 Ferns That Could Make The Perfect Houseplant
Ferns are frequently pushed aside to make room for other, more traditional houseplants. Here are some of the best ferns that make the perfect houseplants.
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What Watering Your Lawn Every Day Actually Does
Overwatering your lawn can be a serious issue, both for your pocket and the environment. Here's what watering your lawn every day actually does.
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You Don't Have To Forsake Your Plants To Stop Grass From Growing In Your Flower Beds
We explain two hacks that protect your flower beds from rogue grass, neither requiring back-breaking weeding nor harmful chemicals.
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Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree's Benefits Explained (And Whether They're Worth The Price)
Fiddle leaf fig trees are a great plant to care for if you're an advanced plant lover. However, are these finicky plants worth the cost and trouble?
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Nandinas: Pros And Cons You Should Know Before Planting
Sometimes pretty plants and bushes can cause more harm than good. Is planting nandinas a wise choice for your background landscaping project?
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