The Unusually-Colored Rose Variety That Will Add Interest To Your Garden
If you're looking for unique florals, there is one rose variety you shouldn't overlook. Learn about this delectable rose and why it belongs in your garden.
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Should You Add Insulation To Your Shed? It Depends On These Factors
If you have a backyard or garden shed, you might be wondering whether to insulate it. It's up to you, but it depends on a couple of factors.
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Thinning: How This Method Will Rescue Your Plants (& Which Plants To Use It On)
If you haven't been thinning your plants, now is the time to start. Learn which plants benefit from thinning and what the best way to do it is.
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Hummingbirds Will Love These Plants In Your Hanging Baskets
Hummingbirds are attracted to a variety of plants as they look to feed on nectar mid-flight. Here are the best ones to get for your hanging baskets.
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The Stunning Companion Plant That Will Thrive Under Your Oak Tree
If you have an oak tree on your property, you may not know what to place underneath it. Luckily, one specific type of plant can thrive under the large canopy.
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Slate Tiles Are A Solid Choice For Your Patio Floor (But Look Out For One Issue)
If you're looking to put down flooring for your patio and have settled on slate tiles, you've made a great choice. Just keep in mind this one problem.
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The Benefits Of Growing Chamomile Near Zucchini In Your Garden
It's almost zucchini season, and you can prep your favorite summer squash in the garden by planting it alongside some chamomile. Why? We'll tell you.
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The Orange Blossom Look-Alike That Will Attract Spring Pollinators To Your Yard
Trying to entice bees and butterflies to visit your yard? There's one spring shrub that is perfect for attracting these pollinators! Here's what to know.
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Should You Clean Your Hummingbird Feeder With Vinegar? Our Bird Expert Weighs In
House Digest spoke exclusively with Flocking Around Head Flocker Zach Hutchinson to find out whether vinegar really has a place in your feeder cleaning routine.
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Why You Should Place Some Orange Peels Around Your Patio
You might want to think twice before throwing those orange peels into the recycling. They have a very good use when it comes to your patio.
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Daylilies Won't Bring Hummingbirds To Your Yard, But Another Type Of Lily Might
Unfortunately, daylilies aren't as attractive to hummingbirds as many people think, but another flower will be much more appealing to your feathered visitors.
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The Fragrant Herbs That Will Keep Aphids And Other Pests Off Of Your Citrus Trees
Citrus trees can provide you with colorful and delicious fruit unless pests get to the tree first. Luckily, there are herbs you can plant to protect your tree.
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Growing Fennel Is A Great Alternative To Ornamental Grass (With One Major Benefit)
Many of the ornamental grass options out there aren't beneficial and in fact, some are invasive. Fennel is a great alternative, and there's an added bonus, too.
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The Low-Maintenance Houseplant You Can Easily Grow In Water
Looking to add visual interest to your houseplant collection with minimal effort? This indoor plant with many colorful varieties grows hydroponically with ease.
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Refresh Your Backyard Landscape On A Budget With These Projects
If you want to give your backyard a new look but don't have a large budget, discover 5 ways to transform your space without spending tons of money.
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DIY An All-Natural Hanging Planter With Willow Branches (And Other Cool Options)
Before you go out and buy another hanging planter, consider the materials in your yard that could be used to make one with this all-natural DIY employing twigs.
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Why You'll Want To Bring A Lady Palm Plant Into Your Home
The lady palm plant is a great choice for a houseplant for various reasons -- among them, they're easy to grow and improve air quality. Learn more.
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Will Aluminum Foil Keep Birds From Munching On Your Grass Seed?
It looks like a simple, harmless, household solution to birds eating all your grass seed. But how effective is aluminum foil, in this case?
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The Genius Bottle Cap Hack That Makes Starting Seeds So Easy
There are many hacks out there for making seed-starting a much easier task. This TikTok bottle top hack allows you to plant your seeds at the perfect depth.
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The Common Garden Waste That Will Make Your Tomato Plants Thrive
If you want to ensure that your tomato crop is as tasty and robust as it can be, then this nourishing waste is an essential tool in your gardening tool box.
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Hummingbirds Love This Pretty Perennial That's Toxic To Humans
Hummingbirds and other pollinators are attracted to a particular perennial that is found in certain areas in America, though it is harmful to humans.
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The Benefits Of Building A Backyard Garden Room (& How Much To Expect To Spend)
Backyard garden rooms are becoming increasingly popular, and for good reason. They offer an extra undefined space that can serve a variety of needs.
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Tying Brightly-Colored Ribbons To A Feeder Will Attract This Spring Bird
A simple hack that anyone can incorporate into their garden, tying bright ribbons to a feeder will attract a particularly beautiful feathered visitor.
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Martha Stewart Ditched Her Traditional Veggie Gardening Method (& You'll Want To, Too)
According to Martha Stewart, this innovative hack is so much better than traditional gardening thanks to its produce yield and overall organization factor.
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Does Hydro Mousse Liquid Lawn Work Or Is It Too Good To Be True?
Though its first commercial aired nearly a decade ago, Hydro Mousse Liquid Lawn is gaining some traction with the public once more. Does it really work?
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The Benefits Of Spraying Your Citrus Trees With Seaweed Extract
You might not often think of seaweed and citrus in the same sentence, but you should. Find out what seaweed extract can do for your citrus trees.
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Your Patio Could Be Attracting Spiders To Your Space. Here's How
Creepy crawlies love dark spaces where they can hide and wait for prey. If your patio has lots of spiders, you may have created a haven for them by mistake.
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