What It Means If Your Tree Starts Shedding Bark
In some cases, a tree shedding its bark is a natural part of its growth cycle. However, there are times when it can be a sign of bigger issues for your tree.
Read MoreIn some cases, a tree shedding its bark is a natural part of its growth cycle. However, there are times when it can be a sign of bigger issues for your tree.
Read MoreThere are many natural ways to keep snakes out of your garden, and some say that rosemary is the key to deterring them. We explore whether that's true.
Read MorePlant towers can get expensive, but you can recreate a chic design by repurposing an affordable shower caddy with this simple DIY plant project.
Read MoreIf its time to seed your lawn, there are steps you should take before planting. Follow these simple tips to prepare your soil and get the best results.
Read MoreIf you've got an old toothbrush with worn-out bristles, don't throw it away. Instead, discover 10 ways to reuse this handy item in the yard and garden.
Read MoreGardeners are always looking for ways to help their plants grow, and sometimes they turn to household staples, like Alka-Seltzer. But can it really help?
Read MoreNitrogen, at the right level, supports the growth and development of your garden. Too much is a problem, though. Here's a potential solution.
Read MoreIf dealing with a soggy lawn is a common occurrence for you, there is hope! Find out how this one ingredient can help solve your wet lawn woes.
Read MoreDepending on what kind of yard you have, you might need a specific type of birdhouse. Here is how to pick the perfect structure for your garden.
Read MoreIf you want to attract hummingbirds to your yard and have a shady garden, consider toad lilies. Toad lilies are an exotic looking addition to any garden.
Read MoreAeration is incredibly important for the health and longevity of the lawn. Our landscaping expert provides tips for choosing the right aerator for your lawn.
Read MoreIf you dream of having a perfectly manicured lawn, this yard tool will transform a weedy fringed lawn to a lovely park-like setting. Here's our recommendations.
Read MoreMoles are a dreaded critter, and any gardener would want to deter them. Citrus peels have been touted as a remedy, but you may want to consider other options.
Read MoreCould the key to a healthy tomato plant already be in your fridge? Discover how milk affects tomatoes and determine if you should apply some to your plants.
Read MoreAs Spring 2024 peers over the horizon, you might wonder which trends will dominate the garden space. House Digest's garden education expert weighs in.
Read MoreIf there's one thing that no gardener enjoys, it's weeding. But there's an underrated tool that can make the whole process faster and easier.
Read MoreWinter can do a number on the greenery in your yard. If your tree branches and shrubs have been bent by snow and ice, there's a simple method that can help.
Read MoreMounted plants are a beautiful addition to any interior space, but they can get expensive. Instead, we tried making our own mounted staghorn fern.
Read MoreIt's such a disappointment to find split tomatoes. But they still can be useful in your garden, and you can ensure that they don't go to waste.
Read MoreMourning doves are typically a welcome visitor in any backyard, and if you'd like to see more of them in your garden, plant this flower.
Read MoreFresh herbs in the winter? If you learn how to sow this beloved edible plant correctly during the colder weather, you'll have a great supply of it come spring.
Read MoreUpgrading your old ironing board? Instead of throwing the metal or wooden piece in the trash, find out how to put it to good use in your home or garden.
Read MoreAre you a hummingbird lover? It might seem strange to tie a red ribbon around your hummingbird feeder, but there are several reasons to do it.
Read MoreTry this quick hack to keep your birdbath from filling with snow and ice during the next winter storm. All you need is a tarp or garbage bag for this easy idea.
Read MoreDid you know you can use coffee grounds more than once? Using the best way to store them, you can have coffee grounds for all your home and garden needs.
Read MoreGenetically modified tomatoes are now being sold to individuals. Here we explore what these tomatoes are and the benefits and concerns related to growing them.
Read MoreThe lush, beautiful blooms of azaleas are a dream in any yard, but if your flowers are struggling, you may need to reach for this kitchen staple for help.
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