Why You Should Avoid Walking On Frosty Grass As Temperatures Drop
When temperatures drop, refrain from taking a step on your grass, especially when you notice frosty crystals on the tip of the blades. Here's why.
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How To Get Rid Of Mealybugs Before They Destroy Your Air Plants
Air plants have low-maintenance needs and unique growth habits. Yet, if mealybugs are inside your home, they will destroy them. Here's how to kill the pests.
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What Is A Pistachio Hydrangea (And Why It Is Illegal To Propagate Them)
Pistachio hydrangeas can be a really beautiful addition to your garden. However, you cannot propagate them for legal reasons. Learn why not here.
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Can A Tennis Ball Be The Winter Hack Your Pond Needs?
If you have fish and other creatures living in your pond, it still needs to be a thriving environment for them in winter. A tennis ball can be a helpful tool.
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Why You Should Rethink Using Plants To Keep Deer Out Of The Garden
Some believe that you can use certain plants to deter deer from your yard. However, there are a few reasons why you may want to use another deterrent instead.
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Why Those Christmas Ornament Hangers Are Perfect For Your Hummingbird Feeder
Discover how the metal hangers that are usually used to hang Christmas ornaments on trees can be repurposed to benefit the hummingbirds that visit your feeder.
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How To Treat Unwanted Black Mold On Your Orchid
Black mold is a sooty substance that can sometimes be found on orchid leaves thanks to prolonged exposure to moisture. Thankfully, it's simple to remove.
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Should I Mulch Over The Dahlia Tubers In My Garden? Advice From House Digest's Professional Gardener
You may be wondering if dahlia tubers need mulch to keep them healthy during the growing and dormant seasons. House Digest's professional gardener chimes in.
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Keep Your Carved Pumpkins From Rotting With A Handy Product You Already Own
Depending on where you live, pumpkins on your doorstep will likely rot within a week or two. Use this cleaning product you already own to extend their life.
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Ferny's At Magnolia Tells Us How To Create Drainage In Houseplant Pots With Zero Drilling
Ferny's plant shop at the Silos sells plants in vintage and other irreplaceable containers. They told House Digest how they create drainage without a drill.
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The Biggest Problem With Container Gardening You Should Watch For
Container gardening may be convenient, but it can actually end up being more work than planting in the garden. Avoid this common mistake with potted plants.
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What Happens When You Overwater Cantaloupe Plants
Cantaloupes require careful watering practices if you want to get the best flavor out of them. Here's how to water cantaloupes for optimal flavor.
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Birds Adore This Tree But It Comes With Some Major Problems
While you may think having this tree in your yard is a plus, given how attracted birds are to it and its seeds, the plant's various cons say otherwise.
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Common Foods That Are Most Likely To Attract Fire Ants To Your Home And Garden
Fire ants aren't just annoying pests, they are dangerous, too. To keep them out of your home and garden, make sure you keep these foods sealed up.
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The Hidden Dangers Of Using A Pot That's Too Big For Your Plant
It can be tempting to choose the most spacious pot as your plant's new home, but beware of the downsides. When it comes to pots, bigger isn't always better.
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The Easy-To-Grow Herb That'll Attract More Butterflies To Your Garden
If you hope to attract more butterflies to your garden, you could increase your odds by planting a particular curled or flat-leaf herb from the carrot family.
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When To Cut Back Catmint For The Healthiest Plant Possible
Cutting back catmint can not only maintain a neat and tidy appearance, but it can also help promote healthy growth and a potential second flowering flush.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Pouring Boiling Water Over Ant Hills In Your Yard
Nobody wants to look out into their yard only to find ant hills. However, if you do, you'll want to think twice about pouring hot water over them. Here's why.
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Whatever Happened To Ecomower After Shark Tank Season 2?
When Andy Humphrey appeared on "Shark Tank" in 2011, he pitched a more eco-friendly lawnmower, the Ecomower. Here's what happened after he entered the Tank.
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Can Vinegar Really Help Keep Snakes Out Of The Yard?
No one wants to see a snake in their garden, especially if you have kids and pets. Use this natural deterrent to keep the slithering pests at bay.
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When You Should Call The Pros To Help Aerate Your Lawn
Aeration is a pretty straightforward process, so you may think you can easily tackle the chore. However, the expertise of a pro can deliver better results.
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The Secret Weapon You Need To Keep Ticks Out Of Your Yard And Garden
Keeping ticks out of your lawn and garden is essential, especially if you have kids or pets. Use this popular scent to send the tiny pests packing.
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Why You'll Want To Start Filling Your Flower Pot With Aluminum Foil
The next time you gather your gardening tools for some container gardening, consider grabbing some foil, too. Your pots (and your wallet) will thank you.
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November May Mean Dropping Temps But These Plants Are Just Getting Started
With fall in full swing, it's time we start considering how we'll spice up our garden. Check out these plants that need cool temperatures to do their thing.
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The Kitchen Staple That'll Make Your Bird Feeder Irresistible
In order to make your bird feeder irresistible, you'll want to add one particular kitchen staple. After all, you may already have it at home.
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The Kitchen Scrap That'll Do Wonders For Your Growing Basil
A certain kitchen scrap will serve you better in your basil's soil than in the trash can. It could even help you revitalize a struggling plant.
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The Easiest Way To Fertilize Your Yard's Shrubs And Bushes
Fertilizing your yard's shrubs and bushes is crucial for maintaining their health and promoting robust growth. Luckily, there's an easy way to feed your yard.
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