High temperatures puts stress on your plants. To help them survive the hot summer, avoid these mistakes around watering, transplanting, fertilizing, and more.
Read MoreUnlike garden-planted hostas, container hostas require extra nutrients to keep them happy and thriving. This surprising fertilizer is a great match.
Read MoreHybrid heating systems consist of both a heat pump and gas furnace, offering heating flexibility. But are they a necessity or just a wasteful upgrade?
Read MoreThere are many landscaping shrubs and trees that can lend privacy to your front yard, including one popular shrub that may be more trouble than it's worth.
Read MoreIf your bathroom countertop isn't visible under all the clutter, you can free it up by making a storage organizer with old glass jars hiding in your kitchen.
Read MoreWhen your flowers bolt or you have over-ripe fruits, you don't have to clear them all out. Leave a few of these reseeding veggies to start your next crop.
Read MoreIf you're wondering whether Chip and Joanna Gaines remodeled the home you've just purchased some time in the past, take a look out in the yard for a clue.
Read MoreIf you have a moderate amount of weeds in your garden, hand-pulling is the way to go, but it can quickly get tiring. These weather conditions make it easier.
Read MoreUpdating a 2000s kitchen starts with little changes, like replacing certain features with sleek, black alternatives and adding a new finish to larger elements.
Read MoreHummingbirds are a treat to spot in the garden. If you want to purposefully attract this feathered friend, plant this flower that comes in multiple colors.
Read MoreShower tracks are very prone to dirt buildup and mold growth. But there's a natural solution in your medicine cabinet that can help in cleaning them.
Read MoreGet tips for repurposing existing bowls or thrifted, unique pieces, regardless of size or style, to add style, storage, and personality to your decor.
Read MoreA flea beetle infestation in the garden is serious, but you don't have to rid them with chemicals. This fossilized material is one of nature's best solutions.
Read MoreDIY frosted glass is an affordable solution that offers similar privacy and aesthetic benefits of etched glass, but how long will this alternative last?
Read MoreStruggling with assembling IKEA furniture due to stripped screws? Learn how using the right tools can make your assembly process smoother and more efficient.
Read MoreIf you're looking to boost plant growth and prevent the formation of fungus in your lawn, consider this natural alternative hiding in your kitchen.
Read MorePopcorn ceilings can drag down your home’s style. A shiplap-inspired DIY offers a modern, affordable way to update without the mess of removal.
Read MoreFoam, fabric, and a simple Dollar Tree stool come together to make a fashionable and affordable DIY round ottoman in only a matter of minutes!
Read MoreAs a home gardener, you've likely been told to prune tomato suckers to divert plant energy and produce better fruit. Let us help you determine if it's worth it.
Read MoreHGTV's Property Brothers reveal that these mirror, shelving, floor, and countertop choices could all be silently dragging down the feel of your space.
Read MoreLawn mowers with bag attachments are lifesavers that enhance mowing and protect your lawn, but rips happen and here's how to fix one when it does.
Read MoreBig furniture pieces are the focus of a room, and what they're made of matters. Avoid this popular upholstery material if you're crafting luxury home interiors.
Read MoreDesert roses can be propagated from either seeds or cuttings. Here's the best method to multiply your plants with the least effort and highest success rate.
Read MoreBy now, you may have seen the viral hack of putting bay leaves in with your laundry. But does it actually work? Here’s what you need to know.
Read MoreCreeping bellflower's bell-shaped purple flowers are invasive, but this native alternative looks very similar and will make a great addition to your garden.
Read MoreGoodbye sliding drawer dividers and wobbly shelf decor. This Dollar Tree must-have keeps things in place, no matter how clumsy your kids or cats get.
Read MoreOld vinyl records are a dime a dozen at the thrift stores. Avid gardeners can put them to use in their backyards with this easy-to-achieve upcycling project.
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