The Price Of Outdoor And Garden Equipment Has Gone Up Drastically
You may have noticed that the last time you visited your go-to home improvement store, the prices have been a little heftier than usual. Here's why.
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How Your Local Extension Service Can Help You Grow A Gorgeous Garden
Every county in the U.S. has an extension office, so there's always an extension service near you. Learn how these organizations can help your garden.
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15 Houseplants You Should Keep In Your Dorm Room
Moving into a small dorm room can be stressful and overwhelming. But the best way to feel more at ease is to give it some homey touches, including houseplants.
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What To Know About Scarification For Your Lawn
Lawn thatch buildup leads to a thick, troublesome layer and compacted soil that can be rectified by a process called scarification, also known as de-thatching.
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The 5 Best Plants For Your Kids To Grow
Teaching gardening to your kids is a fun way to encourage a sense of responsibility to the earth. Here are the best plants for your kids to grow.
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5 Expert Ways To Use Eggs In Your Garden
Upcycling eggshells for use in your garden or on your houseplants is a great way to reduce waste. Here are 5 expert ways to use eggs in your garden.
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What's The Difference Between A Thanksgiving Cactus And A Christmas Cactus?
When it comes to holiday cacti, there is much confusion over which species is which and when you can expect yours to bloom. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Grow And Take Care Of Snapdragon Flowers
A flower whose name evokes an image of a mythical creature's fearsome jaw doesn't seem fit for a pretty garden, but who doesn't love whimsical snapdragons?
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What Is The Master Gardener Program?
Over 84,000 Master Gardeners are in the United States. There are a few requirements if you have ever wanted to join these amazing volunteers.
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The 5 Best Plants For Your Rocky Soil
Is your garden or yard full of rocky topsoil? If so, it can cause big problems if you choose the wrong herbs. However, certain plant life can still thrive here.
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Can You Grow Tomatoes Indoors?
Tomatoes, the perennially popular "love apple," can not only be grown inside; they can do well indoors. So, here's how to grow your indoor tomato plants.
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5 Clever Ways To Store The Seeds You Collect From Your Garden
Collecting seeds from your garden instead of buying them from the store can help you save money and make it easier to plant the varieties you love each year.
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5 Creative Ways To Use Milk In Your Garden
Many homeowners are finding ways to save on their grocery bills by growing their own produce. Here are some creative ways to use milk in your garden.
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How To Safely Remove Invasive Plant Species From Your Lawn And Garden
Invasive plant species are harmful to the environment in many ways. But you can control those threatening to take over your lawn and garden.
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What Is The Best Grass Alternative For Your Lawn? - House Digest Survey
We asked participants to answer which type of low-maintenance lawn alternative they would consider using in their yards. Here are the results of the survey.
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How To Prepare Your Garden For Winter, According To An Expert – Exclusive
In an exclusive interview, Craig Wilson, the Director of Gardener's Dream Ltd., offers advice and guidance on how to prep your garden for the winter season.
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5 Items That Will Make Your Outdoor Space Warm And Cozy For Fall
Autumn is often overlooked as a season perfect for relishing those last few weeks in the outdoors before the cold weather of winter settles in.
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5 Tips For Harvesting Your Pumpkins This Fall
When harvesting pumpkins this fall, keep these tips in mind — which cover everything from picking a pumpkin to curing it — and make the most of your yield.
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When Is The Best Time To Put Out Your Fall Mums?
Mums are one of the most popular fall flowers to display in your yard. Here is the best time to put out fall mums and how to make them last through the season.
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How To Grow And Care For Lemon Balm
Lemon balm will not only add some fragrance to your garden but will introduce a new herb to your dinner rotation. Here is how to grow the plant in your yard.
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How To Grow And Take Care Of Peppermint Plants
Peppermint makes a great addition to indoor and outdoor herb gardens. Here's how to take care of your mint plants if you want great flavor and growth.
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5 Red Flags To Watch Out For When Purchasing Houseplants
One of the keys to houseplant success is starting with the healthiest plant possible. There are several things to look out for when selecting a plant.
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5 Creative Ways To Use Fall Leaves In Your Décor
Here are a few fantastic and creative ideas for ways to preserve those leafy autumn colors and use them as fall décor in and around your home.
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15 Types Of Oak Trees You Can Plant In Your Yard
Planting oaks is a great investment because they will last for generations. Here are the best kinds of oaks to plant on your property, no matter where you live.
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Designer Justina Blakeney's Best Tips For Turning Your Backyard Into An Outdoor Oasis
A relaxing backyard can be the key to unwinding comfortably at the end of a long day or enjoying quality time with friends and family around the picnic table.
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Stop Making These Common Indoor Gardening Mistakes, For Your Plants' Sake
Are you a new plant enthusiast unsure why your indoor garden isn't doing well? Here are some common mistakes to avoid and how to fix them.
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We Tried The Cheapest Leaf Blower At Home Depot. Here's How It Went
At the time of purchase, the Toro Powerjet F700 was $79.00 at Home Depot and claimed to have the highest CFM of any corded blower on the market.
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