15 Holly Plant Varieties That Add Year-Round Interest To Any Garden
With so many different holly cultivars and holly look-alikes, at least one is bound to work in your garden. Here are 15 varieties to ensure year-round interest.
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The Sneaky Kitchen Appliances Most Likely To Develop Mold
They look clean, sit quietly in your kitchen, and share some traits that make them mold magnets. Learn what appliances they are and how to keep them mold-free.
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Keep Your Croton Plants Healthy Throughout Winter With One Essential Tip
A sudden cold snap can mean big trouble for your tropical croton plants. But you can avoid this risk altogether with a simple change to the environment.
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Take Better Care Of This Integral House Feature To Avoid A Major Eyesore
One exterior feature has a bigger impact on curb appeal than most homeowners realize, and neglecting it can quickly drag down the look of the entire house.
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8 Spring Flowers You Can Start Growing From Seed In Winter To Attract Hummingbirds
Beat the winter blues by planting now — from snapdragons to foxgloves, these spring flowers started from seed will have hummingbirds flocking to your yard.
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The Fragrant Citrus Tree That Handles The Cold Better Than Most
This citrus tree is a slow-grower, but when it does mature it reaches a height of up to 15 feet and produces sweet fruit that ripens in winter.
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The Safe Color For Your Curtains You Never Thought Would Go Out Of Style Is Now Dated
There once was a time when this curtain color was seen as the go-to, but designers now view it as a bland choice that does little to enhance your space.
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The Fail-Safe Method To Grow Okra In A Super Hot Environment
When the heat is on, okra thrives, but there's one key ingredient to its success — here’s the foolproof way to grow it even in scorching temps.
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The Slow-Growing Houseplant With Dark Foliage And Stunning Heart-Shaped Leaves
A dramatic indoor plant with rich foliage is gaining attention for its bold look and manageable care needs, making it a standout choice for homes.
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Save Some Wood Ashes — Your Rose Bushes Will Love Them
If you’re cleaning out your fireplace, don’t throw away that wood ash. It contains many helpful nutrients that could benefit your rose bushes.
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Heated Driveways: What To Know Before Buying & Installing
A heated driveway could save you lots of back-breaking labor in winter, but depending on the system and installation, the luxurious upgrade could cost you.
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13 Yearly Home Maintenance Tasks You've Probably Been Skipping
Many homeowners skip yearly maintenance tasks, like flushing the water heater or examining the home’s exterior, without realizing the impact.
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Forget Hardwood: HGTV's Erin And Ben Napier Have A Better Idea For Your Floors
Hardwood floor is an expensive material that you can forgo for more affordable options, like this one material that Erin and Ben Napier recommend.
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The Actual Difference Between Deadheading And Pruning
Are you one of those gardeners who group any task requiring shears under the pruning banner? It turns out deadheading is a unique method with specific quirks.
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How To Buff Countertop Scratches Based On Each Material
Scratches happen — but your countertops don’t have to show it. From granite to glass to quartz, here’s how to buff them out, no matter the material.
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8 Comforter Styles That Fit Perfectly In A Boho Bedroom
Looking to cozy up your boho bedroom? From tribal patterns to vintage elements these comforter styles bring a mix of relaxed, textured, and effortlessly chic.
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Christina Haack Ditches Kitchen Window Treatments For A Tile Alternative
There are lots of creative ways to use tile in the kitchen, but Christina Haack has an inventive idea for chic tile that replaces window treatments.
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Create Extra Towel Storage Space With A Simple Tension Rod Hack
Don't let towels clutter up your home. There's an overlooked location that has enough height to be the perfect storage spot -- with the help of a tension rod.
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Tell-Tale Signs That Your Spider Plant Isn't Getting Enough Water
Spider plants don't just up and die when they're underwatered. They communicate their thirst to indoor gardeners through their foliage and overall shape.
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Common Mistakes To Avoid When Trying To Deter Lizards From Your Yard
You’ve probably heard all sorts of wild ideas for repelling lizards from your yard or garden, so let’s separate fact from fiction. What really works?
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13 Must-Know Pros And Cons Of A Custom Pergola Vs. A Pre-Built One
With pros and cons to both, deciding between a custom or pre-built pergola boils down your specific priorities, such as budget or the layout of your space.
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Cleaning Your Wood-Burning Fireplace: Here's How Often (And The Best Methods)
Don't risk an unsafe wood-burning fireplace! Learn how many fires you can have between cleanings and the tools and techniques needed to keep it ready for use.
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Cloudy Water In Your Plant Propagation Jar? Here's What It Means And How To Fix It
Water propagation is relatively easy, but things can go haywire quickly if you're distracted. Cloudy water spells trouble for cuttings and needs instant fixing.
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Keep Your Trash Can Off The Kitchen Floor With A Clever Dollar Tree DIY
Small kitchen upgrades can make a big difference during meal prep. This clever budget project helps reduce mess while improving everyday convenience.
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12 Creative Ways To Repurpose Empty Paint Bottles As Home Decor
From clever storage solutions to air freshening ideas, there are so many ways to repurpose empty paint bottles rather than throwing them out.
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Say Goodbye To Traditional Wreaths: This Adorable Alternative Is Way More Unique
If you want to take your front door wreath to the next level, you'll want to check out this DIY using an item you may already have in your home.
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DIY A Fake Fireplace To Sky-Rocket Your Living Room's Appeal
If you've always dreamed of having a fireplace in your living room but it's just not practical, why not consider this DIY to create a fake one instead?
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