Why A Chrysanthemum Might Not Be The Ideal House Plant
At first glance, chrysanthemums, with their stunning array of colors and lush foliage, seem like the perfect houseplants. But the reality is a bit more complex.
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How To Save Your Amaryllis Bulbs For More Gorgeous Blooms Next Season
Did you get an amaryllis as a host gift or holiday present? Here is how to save the bulb so you get those beautiful red blooms again come spring.
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The Landscaping Mistake That Could Spell Doom For Your Trees, According To Our Master Gardener
When you're planting a tree in your yard, you might not give the grass around it a second thought. House Digest's master gardener explains why that's a mistake.
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How To Create A Cohesive Front Garden
Creating a cohesive front garden takes more strategy than just adding plants wherever there are holes. Here is how to create a unified, intentional design.
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The Best Time To Plant Lavender For A Sweet-Smelling, Vibrant Garden
Planting lavender in your garden comes with many benefits, including providing you with sweet-smelling blooms. Here's when to plant it for the best results.
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What It Means If You See A Tree With Its Branches Cut Back To The Trunk
There are different pruning techniques, depending on the look you want. Here's what it means if you see a tree with its branches cut back to the trunk.
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Keep Spiders Out Of The House With One Easy Door Addition
While most common house spiders are harmless, if you're inclined to keep these eight-legged critters out, then it's essential to know how they get in.
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How To Protect Your Beautiful Lilac Tree During The Winter Months
Though overall pretty hardy trees, you still will want to protect your lilac tree during the winter months to ensure successful blooms and growth in the spring.
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You May Want To Rethink Growing This Beautiful Flower In Your Garden
When it comes to low-maintenance gardening, there are a few plants you'll want to avoid. And you may reconsider growing this showy flower for a few reasons.
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Can You Use Leftover Bath Water To Water Your Plants?
Reusing bath water in your garden and on houseplants can be a great way to stay environmentally friendly, but there are some big things you should know.
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4 Gorgeous Alternatives To Succulents Because They're Overrated, From Our Master Gardener
Who needs succulents when you have these unique, easy-to-maintain plants? Here are four (better) alternatives, according to our Master Gardener.
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This Beneficial Lawn Feature May Be The Secret To A Skunk-Free Property
Are you dealing with skunks in your yard and on your property? Try this simple method to keep them away - the best part is it's completely humane, too.
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HGTV's Jenn Todryk Offers Valuable Houseplant Advice For Beginners
Calling all budding green thumbs: Unleash your inner plant parent with this advice from HGTV's Jenn Todryk! When your houseplants thrive, you thrive, too.
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The Big Mistake That's Causing Your Christmas Cactus To Drop Buds
While your Christmas cactus can potentially thrive for decades, here's the mistake you may be making that is causing the flowers and buds to fall off.
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The Best Time Of Year To Plant A Dogwood Tree In Your Yard
Dogwood trees offer beautiful blooms and food for various pollinators and woodland creatures, and planting your tree at this time of year will help it thrive.
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Here's When You Should Plant Daylilies For A Garden Full Of Gorgeous Color
The timing of planting your daylilies should depend on a few different factors. Here are the things to consider to give your plant the best start.
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Look To This Gorgeous Plant For A Colorful, Easy-To-Grow Garden
Not only is this plant easy to grow, but it comes in a ton of color varieties that'll brighten up your garden. Find out which plant it is here.
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Can Boric Acid Banish Brown Recluse Spiders From Your Home? Here's What We Know
Brown recluse spiders are not pests you want crawling around your home. They can wreak serious havoc on your health. So, can you use boric acid to banish them?
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Aphids Vs Thrips: Which Destructive Pest Is Attacking Your Garden
Have you spotted miniscule insects on your plants? Find out how to easily tell the difference between aphids and thrips, two very similar tiny garden pests.
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When To Plant Hostas For A Lush, Green Garden
While hostas are generally low-maintenance and easy to care for perennials, there are certain times of the year when it's better to plant them.
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The Beautiful Flower That Looks Best Next To Fountain Grass In The Garden
If you're looking for the perfect flower companion to plant beside your fountain grass, look no further than this beautiful flower. Learn more here.
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Will Sonic Spikes Really Keep Moles Out Of Your Yard & Garden?
There are many approaches to dealing with a mole in your yard and garden, and sonic spikes are one of them. But do they actually work? Let's find out.
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Hortifuturism: The Unique Garden Trend You'll Want To Try In 2024
In 2024, we're trying some new things in our landscapes. This year, consider the hortifuturism trend -- blending tech, color, and plants for a unique vibe.
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How To Make Your Mulch Look Brand New Without The Hefty Price Tag
If you're tired of replacing your mulch by the truckload every few months or years, try this hack that will make it look brand new without the hefty price tag.
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How Often You Should Fertilize Your Indoor Houseplants, According To Our Plant Care Expert
Fertilizing indoor plants can be confusing. Speaking to our plant care expert, Marina Olshansky, we learned how often we should feed our houseplants and more!
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Snakes Have The Perfect Hiding Spot In Your Yard If You Have One Of These
Snakes can be attracted to your yard by a number of factors, including one seemingly innocuous feature that's actually a perfect hiding spot for them.
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Keep Your Christmas Cactus Nourished With This Common Kitchen Scrap
A Christmas cactus is a beautiful and easy to care for plant, and with the help of this common kitchen scrap, you can ensure your plant stays healthy and happy.
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