The Added Benefits Of Planting Roses Next To Lavender
If you have some lavender plants in your garden, you should consider planting some roses next to them. (And not just for added visual appeal.)
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Why It's Beneficial To Water Your Garden With Club Soda And How Often To Do So
Watering your garden with club soda has many benefits. However, to get the most out of this gardening tip, you'll need to observe some best practices.
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Why You Should Be Using Mustard In Your Garden
If your garden lacks nutrients and is constantly pestered by insects, mustard may be the solution. Here's how to turn this condiment into a garden essential.
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Can Your Indoor Plants Actually Get Too Long?
Growth is usually considered a good thing when it comes to indoor plants. But can your plants grow too long for optimal health? Let's find out.
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Does Hanging A Brown Paper Bag Outside Really Deter Pesky Wasps?
Wasps flying outside of your home can be a real annoyance. Some recommend hanging a brown paper bag to deter them. But does this hack really work?
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The Genius IKEA Hack That Turns A Simple Vase Into A Self-Watering Planter
If you travel often or just don't have a green thumb, a self-watering planter could be just what you need. Learn how to make one out of an IKEA vase.
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We Tried Home Depot's Organic Seed Starting Mix And DIYed A Winning Recipe
When growing seedlings, you want to give them the best environment possible. We compared Home Depot's organic seed-starting mix to a cheap DIY version.
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The Unexpected Kitchen Ingredient That Keeps Pests Out Of Your Garden
The bane of any gardener's existence is pests. Luckily, there's an all-natural way to take back control of your garden, and it starts with this ingredient.
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Turn Your Plain IKEA Spice Rack Into A Propagation Station With This Viral Hack
If you are into DIY, there are lots of ways to repurpose items. Check out this hack to turn a plain IKEA spice rack into a propagation station.
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TikTok's Garden Marker Hack Makes Keeping Track Of Your Plants So Simple
If your garden is becoming crowded and tricky to navigate, this simple garden marker hack can save the day. Learn how to use it to keep track of your plants.
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The Delicious Dessert The Internet Loves As A Seed Starter (And Why You Should Avoid It)
According to the internet, ice cream cones are a godsend for your home gardening needs. But is this really a sweet tip, or should you desert this dessert idea?
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The Benefit Of Planting Onions Next To Your Tomatoes
Companion planting, among other things, can improve the yield of your crops. Check out the benefit of planting onions next to your tomatoes.
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The Unexpected Way Martha Stewart Deals With Ants On Her Peony Flowers
If you've planted a few peonies, chances are you've noticed quite a few ants gathering around your garden. Here's what Martha Stewart says you should do.
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The Kitchen Waste That'll Turn Your Hydrangeas Blue
Do you have pink hydrangeas but wish they were blue instead? There is something in your kitchen that can help your flower patch shift hues.
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The Straw Mulch Mistake That Will Damage Your Vegetable Garden
Mulching is an important step in gardening, but there is one mistake you can make with straw mulching that will hurt rather than help your crop.
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Should You Be Cleaning Your Flower Pots?
If you intend to reuse a flower pot for a new plant, is it necessary to clean it before doing so? Here, we take a look at flower pots and how to sanitize them.
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Keep Your Bird Feeder Squirrel-Free With This Handy WD-40 Trick
Are you tired of greedy squirrels taking over the bird feeder and scaring off all your winged friends? Here is an easy way to keep them off the feeder.
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The Gardening Myth About Ripening Tomatoes That Might Just Work, According To House Digest's Master Gardener
Getting tomatoes to perfectly ripen can be tricky. Here are the stages of ripening plus why and when a popular gardening myth might be the best move.
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How To Take Care Of Your Peonies In The Fall
After the flowering season ends with summer, it's time to switch up your approach to caring for your peonies as you prepare the plants for winter dormancy.
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Is A Trash Bag The Secret To Getting Rid Of Ant Hills In Your Yard?
If ant hills have been cropping up in your yard this summer, a trash bag -- rather than insecticide -- might be all the pest control you need.
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How Can You Cut Back A Peony Plant?
Cutting back peonies each fall before they go dormant helps ensure bigger and better blooms the next year. But how do you do it? Here's what you need to know.
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Use Toilet Paper Rolls To Keep Cutworms Off Of Your Plants & Thank Us Later
Are cutworms taking over your garden and slicing down your precious plants? Surprisingly, a toilet paper roll may be your saving grace. Here's how.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Deadheading Your Garden's Flowers
Deadheading helps your flowers bloom all summer long, and it seems pretty easy on paper. But there are some common mistakes you should avoid.
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The Easy Tip That'll Make The Most Of Your Lawn Irrigation System
Your lawn irrigation system costs money each month, so you want to make sure it's running as efficiently as possible. Here is one major thing to look out for.
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What Is The Mile A Minute Plant And How Do You Get Rid Of It?
A mile a minute plant is a highly invasive species to look out for. Here's how to detect and eliminate it early and avoid it taking over your yard.
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Drawbacks You Should Know Before Hydroseeding Your Lawn
Hydroseeding has a great success rate when establishing a new lawn, but there are a few key factors to consider when deciding if it's right for you.
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Why You Should Add Pumpkin Seeds To Your Compost Pile
Adding pumpkin seeds to compost piles used to be a gardening no-no since they tend to sprout into gourds. But it turns out there are a lot of benefits!
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