Plant These Drought-Tolerant Herbs Together For A More Successful Herb Garden
A bit of forethought will go a long way for your herb garden. Make sure to plant these drought-tolerant herbs together for a more successful garden.
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HGTV Explains How To Easily Propagate Hydrangeas
It's easy to propagate hydrangeas with a healthy plant and the right information. Check out HGTV's tips for growing beautiful new blooms in no time.
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Your Pruning Shears Will Work Better Than Ever With A Little Help From WD-40
WD-40 is a miracle in a can; it can fix just about anything you spray it on. Try some WD-40 on your pruning sheers to bring them back to life.
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What Does It Mean To 'Plug' Or 'Sprig' A Lawn?
Plugging and sprigging are two great options for establishing or repairing a lawn. Here are the differences between the two techniques and how to use them.
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16 Sunflower Species Every Gardening Enthusiast Should Know About
Sunflowers create stunning displays that are celebrated in the United States every year. Here are 16 species every garden enthusiast should know about.
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Keep Snakes Out Of Your Garden With Two Common Kitchen Ingredients
Having a snake slithering around in your garden can be unnerving and potentially dangerous. Keep snakes out with two common kitchen ingredients.
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The Alcoholic Beverage That'll Kickstart A Killer Compost For The Garden
Composting is an eco-friendly way to dispose of household waste. Check out the alcoholic beverage that'll kickstart a killer compost for the garden.
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DIY Your Own Liquid Fence And Banish Rabbits Naturally, For Good
Rabbits are cute animals, but what isn't cute is when they treat your garden as their lunch. To keep them at bay, give this DIY liquid fence a try.
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A Bathroom Staple Will Have Slugs Avoiding Your Garden At All Costs
If slugs are devouring your plants, there is a simple, foolproof way to stop them in their tracks. Learn how to use this bathroom staple to keep them away.
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The Genius Way To Trellis Your Tomato Plants Just Uses String
Supporting your growing tomatoes is key for healthy foliage and a great harvest. Here's how you can trellis your plants using simple strings and PVC pipes.
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How And When To Fertilize Your Avocado Tree
Like many edible plants, avocado trees need a little fertilization from time to time to keep them healthy and productive. Here's when and how to fertilize them.
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You'll Want To Cut Your Grass To A Different Height During A Drought
Most lawns require special care in time of drought. Here's the height you should cut your lawn when rainy days become a distant memory in your area.
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Choose The Right Tile For Your Space With Emily Henderson's Fruitful Advice
Today, tile is used for flooring, backsplashes, and countertops. HGTV's Emily Henderson offers tips for choosing the right tile for your space.
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What Is Large Patch Disease And How Do You Treat It In Your Lawn?
Large patch disease can take your lawn from lush to lifeless, but you can keep the disease at bay with the proper care and treatment. Here's how.
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A Basil 'Barrier' Is Your Garden's Best Natural Defense Against Bugs
If you are dubious about using chemicals in your garden, here's why creating a barrier from basil is your garden's best natural defense against bugs.
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Grow These Plants To Help Keep Spiders Far Away From Your Home
Did you know you can repel spiders by planting certain herbs and flowers around your home? Learn which plants naturally repel spiders and how to plant them.
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Keep Opossums Out Of Your Garden With An Unexpected Kitchen Ingredient
Have you spotted a few opossums munching on the vegetables and fruits in your garden? Luckily, you can keep them away with this kitchen ingredient.
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Vegetables You Can Plant In The Middle Of Summer, According To House Digest's Master Gardener
It may seem too hot to plant vegetables in the middle of summer, but a select few will flourish and be ready for harvest by early to mid-fall.
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The Best Time To Prune Your Weigela Plant (And How To Do It Like A Pro)
Pruning your weigela plant will help it grow the best and boldest blooms. Here's the best time of year to do it so that you can reap all of the benefits.
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What To Be Aware Of When Planting Grass Seed In The Summer
Planting grass seed in the summer can be challenging, but it is possible with the right information. Here's what you need to consider before getting to work.
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One Unexpected Kitchen Staple Will Totally De-Grime Your Cloudy Flower Vase
If you have a favorite vase that's become cloudy, there's good news! You can easily clean it with items you most likely already have in your pantry. Here's how.
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The Best Way To Dry Lavender Like A Pro
Dried lavender is useful for decor, crafting, and making your home smell wonderful. Learn the best tips for successfully drying your own lavender at home.
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Here's How You Can Bring A Dying Cilantro Plant Back To Life
Does your wilting and browning cilantro plant need a little TLC? Here are some of the best things you can do to give it a second chance at life.
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When Is The Best Time To Divide Phlox In Your Garden?
Phlox brings beautiful early-season blooms to any garden bed, but it needs to be split every few years to ensure healthy growth. Here's when to do it.
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16 Food Scraps That Can Be Used To Fertilize Your Garden
Instead of throwing away your food scraps, try turning them into natural fertilizers for your garden - your wallet and your plants will thank you.
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Common Mistakes To Avoid When Planting A Peach Tree
Planting a peach tree is exciting, and you probably can't wait to get those succulent fruits ready for eating. But there are some mistakes you need to avoid.
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Massive Mistakes To Avoid When Growing A Pecan Tree
Pecan trees bring beautiful foliage and delicious nuts wherever they're planted. But they have to be planted correctly first – here's what to avoid.
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