How To Care For Heat-Tolerant Trailing Lantana In A Hanging Basket
If you live in a hot climate and want to plant hanging baskets, trailing lantana is the plant you need. Here's how to make sure this blooming shrub thrives.
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Tips & Tricks For Choosing The Best Color Mulch To Boost Your Home's Curb Appeal
Mulch is a great element to spruce up your outdoor space and the color can make a huge difference. Here's what you should consider to pick the ideal hue.
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9 Mistakes To Avoid If You're Trying To Attract More Cardinals To Your Yard
If you want your yard to be a safe haven for cardinals so you can watch them year-round, avoid making these mistakes that may send them flying the other way.
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Plant One Fast-Growing Flower With Snapdragons For Continuous Colorful Blooms
Snapdragons infuse your garden with an array of vibrant color. For greater visual interest, try growing them with alongside this fast-growing flower.
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Attract Hummingbirds To Your Yard With This Tropical Plant
Are you hoping for some hummingbird sightings this spring? Here's a lovely plant you can grow that will have them flocking to your yard in droves.
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The Best Time To Plant Eucomis Bulbs For Stunning Summer Blooms
Eucomis bulbs are a beautiful plant with vibrant flowers. Make sure you plant them at the right time so you can enjoy their stunning summer blooms.
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Why Cutting The Top Off Your Tomato Plants Is The Best Hack
When you have a beautiful, healthy tomato plant, it's difficult to break out the pruning shears, but this method can help your indeterminate tomatoes grow well.
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Signs Your Bleeding Hearts Have A Pest Problem (& How To Get Rid Of Them)
Bleeding hearts have a striking, romantic petal shape, but they may be affected by pests. Here's what to look out for and how to deal with a pest problem.
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How To Protect Squash Plants From Pests With A Genius Toilet Paper Roll Hack
If pests are ruining your squash plants before your veggies have had time to develop, try this easy preventative method using empty toilet paper rolls.
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Layering Evergreens For Privacy: Is It Actually A Good Idea?
Some people opt for evergreens to create privacy around their home, but there are some pros and cons to choosing to include different layers.
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Successfully Plant A Tree In Sandy Soil With These Tips
Sandy soil can be tricky to work with as it doesn't retain moisture very well. Here's how to successfully plant a tree and keep it alive in sandy soil.
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How To Add A Little Floral Fun To The Posts In Your Yard
If you have a patio area with posts for holding a shade canopy or outdoor lights, consider adding a little bit of floral fun with this easy DIY.
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Upcycle Rocks Into DIY Sticky Traps For Fungus Gnats
Fungus gnats are the worst, and the yellow sticky traps that catch them aren't much better. Try this DIY instead, using rocks to make natural-looking traps.
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7 Tasty Veggies That Will Happily Grow In Clay Soil
House Digest's Garden Editor knows all about growing in clay soil. Here are her top seven veggies that happily put down roots and produce a healthy crop.
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A Trash Bin From Dollar Tree Makes The Perfect Soil Sifter For Your Garden
If you're shopping at the garden center for all your garden needs, you may be spending more than necessary — the Dollar Tree likely has what you need.
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Don't Toss Your Dormant Orchid, Watch It Take Off Outdoors Instead
Orchids are often purchased while in bloom and discarded once the flowers fade, but if you live in a warm climate, you may be able move yours outside.
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Why You Should Avoid Using Wood Ash As Fertilizer For Your Blueberries
Wood ash can benefit some plants, such as tomatoes. Unfortunately, it can pose significant difficulties for blueberries if introduced to the soil.
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Houseplants Won't Purify Your Home's Air: How NASA's Study Created A Myth
You've likely heard about a NASA study which supposedly proved that certain houseplants can help purify your home's air. Discover why this is actually a myth.
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Attract Hummingbirds & Bees With A Beautiful Perennial Flower That Loves Damp Soil
This flowering perennial is a favorite of pollinators like hummingbirds and bees. It loves damp soil, making it perfect for wet climates and next to water.
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The Flavorful Herb You'll Want To Add To Your Garden In Spring
A garden filled with herbs can mean a home filled with wonderful scents and flavors. This herb has many benefits, and it's easy to grow from seed in the spring.
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The Easy-To-Grow Annual That Protects Zinnias From Pesky Garden Pests
There are few things worse than having your beloved garden ruined by pesky pests, so make sure you protect your zinnias with an easy to grow annual.
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The Kind Of Avocado Tree That Is Best For Your Garden Depending On Where You Live
Avocados are delicious on toast and can be an edible asset in your garden. So, which type of avocado tree grows best depending on where you live?
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The Potential Hazard Too Much Mulch Can Have On Your Lawn
Mulch is a great addition to garden beds and other areas in your yard. However, you can have too much of a good thing, and there are potential hazards to this.
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Give Fruit Trees A Boost With An Easy-To-Grow Garden Herb You'll Love Having
If you want to enjoy the literal fruits of a tree's labor, consider growing helpful plants in its vicinity. One great option is this low-fuss garden herb.
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This Old-Fashioned Method Of Deterring Fruit Tree Pests Is Still Worth Trying, Here's Why
Old-fashioned gardening tips often contain valuable wisdom that's worth trying. Here's one method you can use to keep fruit tree pests from your yard.
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Avoid One Common Mistake When Installing French Drains
French drains are an effective way of preventing overflow in your yard granted that you avoid this common mistake when you're installing them.
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The Plant You Should Avoid Growing Near Tomatoes
Not all plants that can share a garden would flourish if grown near each other. Here's a species that should be kept at a distance from your tomatoes.
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