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Too many houseplants, too little space? Boost privacy and elevate your mood by getting rid of the kitchen fabric curtains and hanging plants in the window.
Read MorePachysandra is known for being an incredibly invasive ground cover, so it's best to remove it to avoid it crowding out other plants. Here's how to do that.
Read MoreMirror walls have seen their glory days, but they're staging a comeback. And there's no better way to use one than to liven up the dead space in your home.
Read MoreCurtains have very clear practical purposes, but when you put them in rooms where light and privacy aren't a concern, your options open up a lot.
Read MoreWeeding is a chore as it is. But if you go about it the wrong way, your well-intentioned efforts can do more harm than good to your garden.
Read MoreJapanese knotweed is an invasive, fast-growing weed that can quickly cause damage around your property. Here are some mistakes to avoid when eliminating it.
Read MoreWhat conditions define a "hard frost"? Here's how cold the temperatures can be for your various flowers and vegetables to survive or go dormant.
Read MoreIf you're big on collecting seeds (after all, they're less expensive than live plants), it's easy for them to become disorganized. This simple tip will help.
Read MoreSunflowers are a bright and cheery cut flower option for any space. If you're tired of them not lasting long in a vase, follow these easy tips.
Read MoreWhen building a greenhouse, there are a few key things to consider, including whether to place it in the sun or shade. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreDirect sowing and starting seeds indoors are common practices for starting a garden, but what if you could get a head start on your plants in the winter?
Read MoreWhat could be better than a lush, colorful, and low-maintenance groundcover? One that attracts pretty pollinators, of course, and this sedum does just that.
Read MoreAesthetics are important in every room of your home, but when it comes to the kitchen, there are other, more practical considerations to make, like grout color.
Read MoreIf you're feeling jaded about grass, there's no shortage of interesting ground cover alternatives, and this low-growing cultivar is a year-round showstopper.
Read MoreIf you have an area in your yard or garden that doesn't favor moss' preferred conditions and want to crowd out weeds, consider this moss-like ground cover.
Read MoreDiscover low-maintenance companion plants that enhance the beauty of blue oat grass. Explore the best pairings to create a stunning and effortless landscape.
Read MoreMason jar lids can get old and rusted after some time, tempting you to just toss them and buy more. Instead, try upcycling them into cheery wall decor.
Read MoreRome wasn't built in a day, and neither were your overstuffed closets. This mathematical approach will help you divide and conquer all your clutter.
Read MoreTo make a small space seem bigger, you need to get creative. Designer extraordinaire, Hilary Farr, has a genius hack for creating the illusion of more space.
Read MoreFor many, mullein is a nuisance plant that pops up in gardens, in lawns, and on farms. If you live in these areas, you'll want to remove this invasive plant.
Read MoreDo you want beautiful winter paperwhites, but don't know where to start? Here, we run down how you can grow them indoors for stunning blooms.
Read MoreWant to add a unique, aesthetic touch to your home? With a cornstarch paint hack, you can create beautifully textured vases without breaking the bank.
Read MoreIf you want to establish a thick hedge in your yard that offers beauty and privacy, look to one of Martha Stewart's favorite plants to get the job done.
Read MoreIt can be hard to grow plants in shady conditions, such as beneath trees. However, this one sweet-sounding flowering ground cover will thrive in the shade.
Read MoreBamboo can make a great living fence for privacy from the neighbors, but be careful about which type of bamboo you plant in your yard. Here's why.
Read MoreIf you have wild rose bushes growing on your property, you may have noticed how invasive they are and how aggressively they spread. Here's how to control them.
Read MoreInstead of leaving your hallway empty, discover a design solution that will add an aesthetic appeal while making the narrow space functional.
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