Stunning Alternatives To Mums To Grow In Your Garden For Long-Lasting Color
Chrysanthemums bloom from summer to fall, but for more variety in the autumn garden, consider these alternatives recommended by House Digest's gardening expert.
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People Online Can't Seem To Agree If This US Appliance Brand Is Worth Buying From
Major appliances cost so much, it's important to do research before purchasing. But anyone researching this popular brand, may leave with even more questions.
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The Stunning Red Hue That's On Trend For Kitchens In 2026 (& What To Pair It With)
Green kitchens were a big thing in 2025, but this shade of red will be the hot color for kitchens in 2026. Here's how to best incorporate it.
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10 Simple Ways To Upscale Any IKEA Cabinet Or Dresser To Make It Look More High End
Do you like IKEA's prices, but not the plain-looking furniture? Learn here how to transform your basic IKEA pieces into something more upscale.
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Mini Daffodils Vs. The Classics- Which Is Right For Your Garden?
Daffodils fall broadly into large and small categories. However, it's not quite so simple. Standards and minis work better in different spots and growing zones.
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10 Valuable Vintage Bookshelves You Should Look Out For At Thrift Stores And Estate Sales
When trying to get a good deal on a thrifted bookshelf that's worth a pretty penny, here are the classic and modern design elements to keep an eye out for.
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Bring The Outside In With One Of 2026's Biggest Kitchen Tile Trends
We'll be seeing a lot of this tile trend in 2026 that brings nature indoors for a romantic vibe in any design style. Here's how to make it work in your kitchen.
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The Biggest Recall In IKEA History
Product recalls aren't uncommon, but rarely do they reach the scope of this IKEA one, which made national headlines and called safety standards into question.
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14 Square Garden Ideas Where Symmetry Meets Jaw-Dropping Greenery
Looking for landscaping ideas? These square garden designs are sure to boost curb appeal while creating a styling, functional outdoor area in any size yard.
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Can You Use Wax Paper In The Oven? Don't Try It Without Knowing These Things
Wax paper is a staple for cold food storage and preparation, but can it handle the heat of an oven? Here's what you need to know to stay safe.
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How To Determine If You're Eligible For Storm-Related Home Improvement Grants
Storm-related home damage affects millions of Americans every year. If your insurance doesn't cover the damage, you may be eligible for federal assistance.
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The Affordable Way To Fill Holes In Your Hardwood Floor (Without Replacing Anything)
Beautiful hardwood floors can look worn if they're plagued by holes left behind by screws. Fortunately, there's a DIY fix that won't cost you anything but time.
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The Biggest Mistake You've Been Making With Your Snake Plant
Snake plants are hardy, making them ideal for beginner houseplant growers. They're not infallible, however, and where in your home you place them matters.
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The Winter Prep Drain Hack That's More Of A Headache Than Helpful
Dropping temperatures can put more pressure on your drains, so it's a good idea to resolve any blockages before winter arrives, but this hack is one to avoid.
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16 Outdated Kitchen Features That Are Unexpectedly Coming Back In Style
From charming cabinet features to a once ragingly popular countertop finish, our experts reveal the previously dated kitchen features making a comeback.
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The Biggest 2026 Trend In Furniture Is All About Being Homegrown
Minimalism in home design is on its way out. It's being replaced with a desire for nostalgia and warmth, and focusing on furniture that's wholly unique.
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When Is The Best Time To Spray Your Weeds?
Choosing the right herbicide is just the first step of weed management — the next step is spraying at the right time, which is essential for effectiveness.
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The Up-And-Coming Layout Trend That's Perfect For Small Kitchens
This kitchen layout is on the rise for 2026, and there are some benefits to it's design, particularly for small spaces. But you should know the cons as well.
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Is Walmart's New Outdoor Griddle A Suitable Affordable Alternative To A Grill?
Grills can be expensive, making it difficult to host a barbecue. This Walmart find is an affordable outdoor griddle, but is it enough to replace a grill?
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The 'Loud' Tile Trend That Will Date Your Bathroom Quickly
Certain bathroom features age better than others, but there's a loud tile trend that is not one of them. Fortunately, you can make your tiles look more timeless.
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The Whitetail Deer Population In Louisiana Is Exploding - What Does It Mean For Gardeners?
With Louisiana's whitetail deer population exceeding a million, your garden is under threat. Discover tips to protect your flowers, shrubs, and veggies.
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Prevent And Fix Erosion In Your Yard With An Easy Solution
If your yard is on a slope, you can easily prevent all your topsoil from washing away during each heavy downpour with one sustainable solution.
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The Convenient Wash Cycle That May Be Wasting Your Money
The washing machine is designed for convenience, but if you rely on that convenience a little too much, you might be selling your laundry loads short.
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The Simple Maintenance Task You Should Do In The Fall For A Warmer Home In The Winter
You can enjoy a warmer home in the winter (and make the most of your heating bill) by performing this maintenance task that only takes a couple of minutes.
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The Fool-Proof Way To Get Rid Of A Burning Bush Plant
Burning bushes are a crowd favorite, but are actually quite invasive and should be removed if you have one in your yard. The good news is it's easy to do so.
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The Curtain Design Choice That Is Making Your Space Feel Tacky And Outdated
Curtains are an essential in nearly every room of your home, but one older aesthetic is immediately reminiscent of the 1980s and 90s styles.
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Washing Machine Leaking? The First Thing To Do (Before Calling A Plumber)
If you're confronted with water all over your laundry room floor, your first step is to locate the source of the washing machine's leak to see if you can fix it
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