A Big Change To Landscaping Laws And What It Means For California Residents
New regulations will change how Californians design landscapes around their homes. Find out what the new rules are and how they affect your property.
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Downsides Of An Outdoor Compost Bin You Haven't Thought About
Composting is an eco-friendly way to dispose of yard and food waste, but there are some downsides to using an outdoor compost bin setup.
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The Critical Step You're Missing To Help Propagate Your Hydrangeas Perfectly
Struggling to propagate your hydrangeas successfully? Discover the critical step you're missing for perfect results and get essential techniques for new growth.
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Is Using Marble Chip Gravel For Your Driveway Worth The Hefty Price Tag?
Marble chip gravel is a luxury option that can provide a unique look, but is the high cost of this material actually justified? Here's what we know.
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The Benefit Of Growing Lilies And Roses Together In The Garden
Most are familiar with companion planting herbs and veggies, but it can benefit your flower garden, too. Here's why you should grow lilies and roses together.
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Is DIYing Your Own Backyard Basketball Court A Worthwhile Investment?
Struggling to weigh the pros and cons of building your own DIY basketball court? We break down some important points to consider for this backyard project.
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The Pollinator-Friendly Alternative To Invasive Chinese Privet
Chinese privet is beautiful, but it can also quickly take over spaces and damage local ecosystems. For a similar look, consider planting this native shrub.
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Why Some Gardeners Are Ditching Hydrangeas (And What They're Replacing Them With)
Hydrangeas are beautiful flowers beloved by many gardeners. However, some are choosing to plant other flowers instead because of this major issue.
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13 Common Shrubs That Can Actually Become Stunning Bonsai Trees
Want to learn which common shrubs can be transformed into stunning bonsai trees? Discover the best species for bonsai cultivation and care and style tips.
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Don't Toss Old Plastic Nursery Pots, Reuse Them For A Clever Gardening Hack
Some of those plastic nursery pots that you might usually discard can come in handy when you're mulching by making it quicker, easier, and safer for new plants.
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The Once-Popular Garden Design Trend That's So Outdated Now
In an exclusive interview with House Digest, landscape expert Juan Rangel discusses the changing trends in garden design and offers advice on updating the yard.
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The Underrated Herb That Covers Your Tricky Landscape Problems
This overlooked herb makes a perfect ground cover for filling in areas of rocky soil in your yard. It grows low to the ground and can be used in cooking.
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Turn A Tree Log Into A DIY Mosaic Accent For Your Yard
If you're looking for a way to give a log in your backyard an extra splash of fun and color, there's a DIY just for that.
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The Only Lavender Varieties That Actually Grow Well Next To Zinnias
It can be difficult to plant lavender alongside zinnias because they prefer different soil conditions, but these lavender varieties are more tolerant.
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Turn Dollar Tree Candle Holders Into Luxe-Looking Solar Lights
Solar lights are great and all, but some of the basic ones could stand to be a little easier on the eyes. That's where Dollar Tree and a little glue come in.
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Landscaping Ideas That Will Help Minimize Noise While Doing Yardwork
Is the noise generated by your yard maintenance tasks starting to bother your neighbors? Consider these landscaping ideas to dampen the annoying sound.
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The Surprising Way You Can Use Your Aquarium To Grow Your Garden
Growing plants in your aquarium might seem like a far-fetched idea, but you can create a system that's beneficial for both the plants and the fish.
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Add A Touch Of Whimsy To Your Plants With This Beautiful Beading Trick
Who says plants can't use accessories? With this beautiful beading trick, you can add a touch of whimsy to your indoor plants. Here's how to do it.
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The Best Way To Kill The Pesky Giant Ragweed In Your Yard
Giant ragweed is notorious for causing seasonal allergy symptoms. Here are a few simple ideas that will keep the annoying weed from growing in your yard.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Aerating Their Lawn
Aerating your lawn can go along way to support its general health. However, there are some mistakes that you should avoid to get the most out of the process.
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The Best Herbs To Grow With Beets In Your Garden
Companion planting is a fantastic way to naturally ensure a fruitful harvest. If you're growing beets, consider pairing them with these common herbs.
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Light Up Your Landscape With A Shrub Hummingbirds Will Flock To (And Deer Won't Touch)
Deer can wreak havoc on your garden, especially if you're cultivating flowers to attract pollinators, but this shrub can provide the best of both worlds.
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Weed Killer Alternatives For Treating Your Lawn Or Grass
Unsightly weeds can ruin an otherwise beautiful lawn. However, harsh chemicals are not the only way to get rid of them. There are safer alternatives.
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The Charming Flowering Tree That'll Attract Birds & Add Natural Shade To Your Yard
A shady spot from the sunlight and beautiful birds are just two reasons you'll want to plant this tree in your yard. Not to mention its gorgeous blooms.
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Why Blobbery Bushes Are Replacing Topiary In Laid-Back Garden Design
Perfectly square boxwoods and junipers forming spirals are too much hassle. For a laid-back garden design without too much fancy clipping, try blobbery bushes.
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The Stunning Privacy Shrub That'll Bring Butterflies And Birds To Your Small Yard
A plant perfect for a pollinator garden and a privacy hedge is the best of both worlds. That's what you get with this flowering and fruit-bearing shrub.
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A Charming Garden DIY That Gives New Life To Vintage Tea Sets
Instead of a cookie-cutter garden, make your space stands out from your neighbors' with this unique, DIY garden decor hack using old tea sets you never use.
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