If You Have These Trees In Your Yard, Prune Them In March
Although most trees benefit from winter pruning, some benefit from early spring trims in March. Here's what you need to know about pruning this month.
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The Best Fruit Tree To Grow Indoors (And One To Avoid)
Would you like to grow a fruit tree inside your home? There are specific types that are best to grow indoors, while there are others that should stay outdoors.
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Should A Fence Be Painted The Same Color As A House? Here's What You Should Consider
Whether you're upgrading an old fence or installing a new one, you may wonder if it should be painted the same color as the house. Here's what we know.
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Ways To Use Toilet Paper Tubes For Pest Control You Probably Hadn't Thought Of
Pest control doesn't have to involve expensive pesticides. You can creatively repurpose empty toilet paper tubes to eliminate various common garden pests.
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Stop Tossing Pistachio Shells When There Are 9 Amazing Ways To Repurpose Them
Pistachios are expensive, so why not use every part of them? Here are 9 creative ways to repurpose their shells for cleaning, gardening, and even decor.
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Mistakes You're Making That Are Breaking Down Your Bamboo Fence's Durability
Are you unintentionally harming your bamboo fence? Discover common mistakes that may be breaking down its durability and learn how to protect your investment.
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The Heat-Tolerant Trailing Plant That Thrives In Full Sun
Fill your baskets or container garden with these gorgeous, vibrant trailing flowers that will tolerate full sun and heat from spring until early fall.
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Why A Dwarf Mulberry Tree Can Be Deceiving To Gardeners
A dwarf mulberry tree will provide you with delicious berries, but it has some disadvantages. You might be surprised about this particular aspect of the tree.
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The Lesser-Known Yellow Flowering Vine That's Similar To Carolina Jessamine And Blooms Twice A Year
If you're looking for a yellow flowering vine that's similar to Carolina Jessamine but blooms twice a year instead of once, this Southeast native is for you.
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Plant Fast-Growing Wax Myrtle Trees In Your Yard For A Low-Maintenance Privacy Screen
A natural privacy screen can make your garden feel more secluded and give shape to borders. Wax-myrtle trees are the perfect low-maintenance choice.
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How To Clean Wood Planters Without Damaging Them
Wood planters need a refresh? If they're suffering from a buildup of grime, you can bring them back to their former glory with a few easy cleaning methods.
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5 Fruit Tree And Shrub Combinations You Shouldn't Grow Too Close Together In Your Yard
Veggies aren't the only food you can grow on your own. But if you're going to grow fruit, avoid growing some of these tree and shrubs too close to each other.
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How To Spot Emerald Ash Borer Damage On Trees
Emerald ash borer is an invasive pest that causes grave damage to ash trees. A certified arborist shares how to spot the damage and treat any affected trees.
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12 Gravel Garden Ideas For A More Sustainable Yard
While the traditional grass lawn may never go out of style, it is unlikely to ever be sustainable. Switch to a gravel garden inspired by these 12 ideas.
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Important Early Spring Care Tips For Roses, From Our Professional Gardener
As spring arrives, your roses need a bit of love and care. Our professional gardener shares key maintenance tips to set your roses up for the growing season.
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The Overlooked Reason Why Moss Is Growing In Your Lawn And What To Do About It
If you are seeing moss invading parts of your lawn and displacing grass, it may be happening because of one, often-overlooked reason. Find out what it is.
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Common Mistakes Everyone Makes When Pruning Peonies
When well cared for, herbaceous peony plants will put on a colorful show in your garden for years. Here are some common pruning mistakes and how to avoid them.
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14 Genius Ways To Repurpose Wooden Dowel Rods Around The House
If you enjoy DIY, you likely have a small pile of wooden dowel rods somewhere in your house. Put them to use with one of these 14 repurposing ideas.
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Early Signs Of A Box Tree Moth Infestation You Shouldn't Ignore
Growing a boxwood plant? You should be aware of the early signs of box tree moths taking up residence in your yard so you can handle the issue quickly.
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Reuse Your Cardboard Boxes To Reap A Hearty Crop Of Potato Plants
If you have piles of cardboard boxes taking up space in your home or garage, consider reusing them to grow a crop of potatoes easily and effectively.
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How To Repot A Jade Plant For The Best Chance Of Success
If you have a jade plant that you'd like to repot, there are a few steps you can follow for success. Here's the best way to do so to encourage healthy growth.
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Try A Simple Propagation Technique To Fill Your Garden With More Fragrant Thyme
Without the need for seeds, you can fill your garden with fragrant herbs like thyme by using this easy propagation technique. Here's what you need to know.
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Ready To Plant A Pawpaw Tree? Tips From Our Master Gardener To Get You Started
Pawpaw trees are becoming quite popular. If you've decided to plant a pawpaw tree, here's what House Digest's master gardener suggests you keep in mind.
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The Clever Way To Elevate Your Outdoor Umbrella Combo Tables
Elevating your outdoor umbrella combo tables doesn’t require an upgrade. Instead, explore this clever idea that enhances style for a space more inviting.
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Avoid Making These Common Mistakes When Pruning Your Fruit Trees
Pruning is an essential part of fruit tree maintenance, but doing it wrong can spell trouble for your trees. Here are the key pruning mistakes to avoid.
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The Obvious & Affordable Plant Stand Hack We Should Have Been Using All Along
This simple, inexpensive household item has been staring us in the face all this time, just waiting to be used as a stand for your hanging houseplants.
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24 Plants You Should Be Pruning In Spring To Keep Them Happy And Healthy
Likely, the end of winter signaled the start of your spring garden to-do list. Finish up your pre-growing-season chores by pruning these plants as temps warm.
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