How To Add Length To A Wooden Fence Post With A Half-Lap Joint
Adding length to a wooden fence post doesn’t require professional help. Learn how to use a half-lap joint as an effective solution for your fence project.
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Should You Replace A Diseased Tree With The Same Species?
If a tree in your yard is dying due to illness, you may wonder if it's fine to replace it with the same species. We asked an expert and here's what we learned.
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What's In A Name? Monstera Vs. Swiss Cheese Plant
Explore the fascinating world of Monstera and why it's commonly called the Swiss cheese plant. Learn the its species distinctions and how to identify varieties.
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The Shoe Rack Hack That Makes Sowing Season So Much Easier
This simple yet effective shoe rack hack is an easy way to keep your seedlings in one place and organized as you prepare for sowing season.
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Everyday Trash That Can Be Used To Make Your Garden Thrive
Common trash can take your garden to the next level. Discover how to repurpose common items to enrich your yard and boost growth sustainably.
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The Beautiful Orange Flower You'll Find All Across California
Is it even possible to have too many kinds of flowers in your garden? If you live in California, or even most of the rest of the United States, here's another.
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The Benefits Of Growing Carrots In Toilet Paper Tubes
Carrots seeds are usually sown directly in the garden, but consider starting them in toilet paper tubes. This unconventional method has a few benefits.
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The Disadvantages Of Growing Larkspur And Beets Together (& Better Plant Alternatives)
Companion planting is great ... until it's not. Some plants should not grow together and larkspur and beets are on the "not friendly companions' list.
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Nontropical Plants That Will Thrive In Your Low-Humidity Home
If your home has low humidity, then you can't have just any houseplant. These nontropical plants are perfectly suited for the dry indoor environment.
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Can You Plant Supermarket Potatoes In The Spring? Our Professional Gardener Weighs In
If you've ever wondered if sprouting potaoes from the supermarket can be planted, wonder no more. House Digest's professional gardener, Peg Aloi, tells us all.
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Fix Soil Moisture Retention With A Toilet Paper Tube Hack
If you struggle with keeping your plants consistently watered and retaining moisture in your soil, this toilet paper tube hack might be just what you need.
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At War With Aphids? Don't Be Surprised If Your Flower Garden Suffers
While most people believe that aphids on flowers must be fought for the blooms to thrive, the opposite is true. Discover why leaving aphids alone is beneficial.
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The Simple Springtime Addition That Will Make Your Cherry Blossoms Thrive
To help your cherry blossom trees flourish and produce abundant blooms, consider making this essential addition in the early part of spring.
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The Purple Flower You Can Plant In Early Spring To Help Prevent Weeds Later
When you're selecting a ground cover to suppress weeds, there is no shortage of options. This large-leaved, blooming beauty has other benefits, too.
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The Herb That Should Stay Far Away From Your Calla Lilies
Some plant companions just aren't meant to be. Calla lilies offer beautiful, glossy foliage and stunning blooms. Don't keep them hidden behind this large herb.
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The Huge Showstopper Of A Tree That Requires No Special Upkeep
A breathtaking, low-maintenance tree can elevate your yard, making it a standout choice for those seeking effortless beauty as an bonus to their outdoor space.
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The Heirloom Fruit Tree You Can Grow For A Unique Apple Variety
Looking to add more variety to your apple orchard? Learn about this popular heirloom tree from House Digest's professional gardener and orchardist, Peg Aloi.
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The Bright Blue Flower That's Not Worth Buying As A Seedling
For gardeners, there are few things more rewarding than watching your yard flourish. However, there is one bright blue flower you shouldn't buy as a seedling.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Pruning Blueberry Bushes
Pruning is a vital but tricky maintenance step if you want thriving blueberry bushes. Here are the mistakes to steer clear of when pruning blueberries.
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A Simple Plank Of Wood Is The Secret To Sowing And Growing Better Carrots
If you're looking for ways to sow and grow better carrots in your garden, a plank of wood may be the secret. Expert Tiffany Selvey weighs in.
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Forgetting To Divide These 24 Perennial Plants In Spring Is A Mistake
Spring is a busy season in the garden. While you're getting your hands dirty, be sure to keep your perennials healthy by dividing them at the perfect time.
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Why You Want To Avoid Growing Root Crops Too Close To Fruit Trees
There are many benefits to companion planting, but some companions do more harm than good. Here's why you shouldn't plant root crops and fruit trees together.
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The Unique Tool That Offers A Knee-Saving Solution For Gardeners
Kneeling for long periods while gardening, whether to pull weeds or sow seeds, causes discomfort. Luckily, this tool makes gardening a little more comfortable.
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The Best Growing Conditions For A Thriving Cherry Blossom Tree
A cherry blossom tree in full bloom is a sight to behold. To ensure that your tree thrives, here's how to create an environment with ideal growing conditions.
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Are Any Of The Lawn Fertilizers Costco Carries Worth Buying For Your Yard?
Costco carries an exclusive line of Scotts MAX fertilizers. Here's how it compares to similar fertilizers at other stores, according to reviewers.
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The Unique Watering Approach To Keeping Sensitive Calathea Houseplants From Dying
Sensitive Calathea houseplants will make you think you'll never achieve a green thumb. Try this unique watering approach to keep yours from a premature death.
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Can You Reuse Cactus Soil For Other Types Of Plants And Flowers? Here's What We Know
If you're fresh out of potting mix, but you still have some cactus soil on hand, is it okay to use it for other kinds of plants? Here's what we found.
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