How To Propagate Sweet Potatoes Indoors So You Can Enjoy Them Year-Round
You can grow sweet potatoes year-round indoors or, in warm areas, outdoors. First, though, you need to sprout the tubers so you can harvest and root the slips.
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The Most Important Soil Tip For Raised Garden Beds You're Likely Skipping
Most gardeners know that a mix of mineral soil and organic material is recommended for raised garden beds. However, other amendments can boost soil health.
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Naturally Deter Fire Ants From Your Yard With The Help Of A Fresh-Smelling Herb
With an aroma that's pleasing to people but off-putting to fire ants, this easy-to-grow plant could be a great addition to your backyard pest control efforts.
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Coffee Grounds Vs. Bananas- Which Is Better For Fertilizing Hydrangea Plants
Coffee grounds add nutrients and change the pH of the soil, while bananas add potassium, a vital nutrient. But which will improve the health of your hydrangeas?
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Start Your Fall Rhododendron Tasks Now For Beautiful Spring Blooms
If you want your rhododendron to thrive come spring, be sure to tackle these three key tasks in the fall before the plant enters winter dormancy.
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Make One Simple Addition To Your Soil In October For A Thriving Garden Next Spring
The fall is the perfect time to prepare for a beautiful spring garden. Here's one thing that you can add to your soil to improve your plants.
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The Trick Boomers Use To Stop Pests From Destroying Garden Cabbage
Boomers swear that this trick will create an easy, affordable barrier around cabbage and cut off access for pests, but the truth is a little more complicated.
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Should You Fertilize Your Fruit Tree In The Fall? What To Do Now For A Bigger Harvest
When summer ends, you look forward to closing shop on gardening in the fall. But do your trees need additional fertilizer? There's an easy test to find out.
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The Secret To Effortlessly Propagating Your Papyrus Plant
If you love your papyrus plant and want to grow another one, you can! By using this simple propagating method, you can multiply your houseplants.
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The Only Types Of Hydrangeas You Should Prune In The Fall
Find out which kind of hydrangea you're growing before you attempt to prune the plant in the fall. If you have these types, it's safe to do so.
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How To Safely Use Bat Guano To Amend The Soil In Your Garden
Bat guano can be helpful for your garden in multiple ways, but it’s important to take precautions. Here’s how to minimize the risks of fertilizing with guano.
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The Soil Mistake That's Causing Your Raised Garden Beds To Fail
Not all soil is created equally, and sticking with one type could be hurting your plants. Discover the perfect soil mix for your raised bed.
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Prevent Rain Runoff With A Natural Gardening System That Really Works
Rain runoff, which occurs when there is too much water for the ground to absorb, is extremely common despite being bad for the environment. This system helps.
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16 Ancient Techniques That Deserve A Place In Your Garden
Sometimes tried and true gardening techniques take the cake. From ancient irrigation systems to natural fertilizers, these methods have stood the test of time.
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The Cold Weather Trick That Triggers More Blooms From Your Container Orchid Plant
If you are struggling to encourage your orchid houseplant to launch a new bloom, consider trying this cold weather hack to mimic its natural environment.
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16 Ways To Fix Compacted Soil For A Healthier Yard Or Garden
Compacted soil can be (literally) hard to garden in, but by being smart with how you water, aerate, plant, and amend, you can slowly fix and stop compaction.
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What To Do If Woolly Bear Caterpillars Are Wreaking Havoc In Your Garden
In small numbers, woolly bear caterpillars don't cause many problems in your yard. But when they begin to wreak havoc in your garden it's time to take action.
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The Common Fall Yard Waste That'll Make Birds Flock To Your Feeder
As the weather grows colder, yard waste to bag up and haul off is adding up. Save a trip (and money on bird food) by repurposing this type of fall yard waste.
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What An Early Freeze Means For Fall Plants & Crops
A sudden freeze can affect plant health as they transition into winter. Learn the differences between frost and freeze to protect your plants effectively.
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The Mulching Tip That Will Help Keep Centipedes Out Of Your Home
Think you have a centipede infestation in your home? Get tips for checking for damp areas inside and learn how your landscaping could be drawing them in.
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How To Plant Leafy Greens Using An Old-School Technique
Some gardening techniques have been around for centuries. Discover this ancient advice for planting leafy greens and if it is advice still worth following.
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Prevent Basil Plants From Dying So Fast With This DIY Solution
If you've ever bought a basil plant from the grocery store only for it to die a week or two later, you're not alone. Keep your basil alive by doing this.
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Here's When You Should Really Stop Fertilizing Your Garden
Fertilizing your garden, whether growing flowers or veggies, perennials or annuals, is all about getting the right amount of nutrients at the right time.
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Will Grass Grow If You Use It As Fertilizer In Potted Plants?
If you're looking for an all-natural addition to your fertilizer, grass is a clear choice, but before you include it, there are some things you should know.
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Give These Tree And Shrub Varieties A Boost With A Kitchen Staple
If the soil your trees and shrubs are planted in is lacking magnesium, there's an affordable kitchen staple you can use to boost their growth.
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16 Ways To Deter Or Remove Ants Without Killing Your Garden Plants
Ants can be helpful in the garden, but they can also harm your precious flora. These natural methods can help to get rid of them without harming your plants.
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The Game-Changing Tomato Planting Technique That Yields A Longer Harvest
House Digest in-house master gardener Tiffany Selvey explains how this planting technique extends your harvest time and how best to implement it.
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