Must-Know Bulb-Planting Tips From Our Expert Gardener
Flowering bulbs are an amazing way to add color to your yard. Garden expert Rhonda Kaiser shares her best bulb planting tips for Instagram-worthy blooms.
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The Clever Way You Can Reuse Chopsticks To Attract Birds To Your Yard
Let's face it, you probably have a drawerful of chopsticks from takeout orders. Put them to good use with this brilliant DIY that birds will love.
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Naturally Banish Prickly Thistle Weeds So You Can Enjoy Your Lawn Worry-Free
Chemicals aren't necessary when it comes to getting rid of thistle weeds. Instead, all you have to do to start is look in your kitchen cabinet.
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Why You Should Never Leave Dryer Lint Out For Birds To Use As Nesting Material
It can be tempting to leave odds and ends out for birds to use to build their nests -- but dryer lint shouldn't be among the scraps you offer them.
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Repurpose Old Tea Cups Into A Custom Tiered Planter
With a few simple ingredients, you can repurpose your old tea cups to create a tiered planter that provides both vintage chic design and greenery in any room.
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28 Snake Plant Varieties That Are Perfect For Growing In Your Home And Garden
Looking for the best types of snake plants for your house or yard? Among these 28 snake plant varieties, there's sure to be one that's perfect for you.
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Plant Native Columbine To Attract Hummingbirds With One Other Benefit, According To Our Master Gardener
Columbine is a great addition to any garden, both for its beauty and its ability to attract hummingbirds. But there is one more benefit to this blooming plant.
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An Essential Guide To Using Horticultural Oil Vs Neem Oil In The Garden
Neem oil and other horticultural oils can work wonders on pests in your garden. Here's how to use them to destroy infestations without destroying your plants.
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25 Simple Ways To Transform Your Patio With Flowers And Plants
Learn how to use plants to upgrade your patio space. From plant walls to creative ways to use planters, find out how plants can make your patio an oasis.
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Tips For Growing Stunning Pasqueflowers To Add A Splash Of Purple To Your Yard
Pasqueflowers can add so much beauty to your garden and can attract pollinators. Get the best tips for planting and caring for this colorful plant.
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The Velvety Flower That'll Add Color To Your Garden (And Tolerates Dry Soil)
If you want to add some unique, bright blooms to your garden, then this stunning flower should be at the top of your list.
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Simple Tips To Help Protect Hummingbirds From High Summer Heat
Hummingbirds are tiny animals with delicate constitutions, so if you want to give them a helping hand this summer, here's how to assist them in intense heat.
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The Vibrant Purple Flowering Plant That's Actually A Noxious Weed
Striking purple blooms are usually a welcome sight in any yard or garden, but if you see these flowers, you'd better get rid of them fast.
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Don't Confuse Phlox For This Invasive Weed (And What To Do About It)
This invasive flower looks a lot like a beloved plant: phlox. Here's how to identify the differences between the two, and get rid of the unwanted weed for good.
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The Pest Control Mistake That's Driving Hummingbirds Away From Your Yard
Did you know that certain pesticides can suppress the hyperdrive metabolism of hummingbirds? Help hummingbird populations thrive by avoiding these products.
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Three Easy Tips To Know When Your Watermelons Are Ripe And Ready To Harvest
Among the most difficult gardening tasks is determining if your edibles are ready to harvest or not. Here are three ways to tell if a watermelon needs picking.
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Why Your Zucchini Plant Leaves Are Turning Brown (And What To Do About It)
Noticing the leaves on your prized zucchini plant turning brown? You need to act fast! Find out what could be causing this and how to stop it.
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Naturally Deter Ants From Your Houseplants With A Clever Moat Trick
If you're tired of ants eating away at your houseplants, try this easy ant moat hack to keep them away. You probably already have everything you need.
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The Must-Know Tip For Attracting Pine Siskins To Your Yard
Inspiring pine siskins to take a break in your backyard all year round is super easy, providing you put a couple of their favorite snacks in your birdfeeder.
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Our Master Gardener Swears These Are The Most Overrated Houseplants
House Digest's master gardener has some thoughts on the most popular houseplants. Before you shell out for a new plant, find out if it's worth the hype.
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How To Grow Watercress In Containers To Avoid Invasion & Add To Your Kitchen
Having delicious, peppery watercress on hand every time you make a salad at home is easy by planting it using this ridiculously simple method.
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Growing Fruit Trees? A Word Of Caution For Dog Owners
A bountiful fruit tree in your own yard might sound like a dream, but if you have fruit-eating pets, that dream can quickly become a nightmare.
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Helpful Tips To Keep Wasps Away From Your Hummingbird Feeder
Your hummingbird feeder is a sweet treat that may also be attracting wasps. Here's how to keep your feathered friends visiting while driving the insects away.
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A Lawn Leveling Rake Is The Yard Tool You'll Wish You Had Sooner
Looking for a clever way to level your uneven lawn? Check out this leveling rake, designed to help property owners deal with challenging terrain.
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The DIY Solution People Use To Kill Roly-Polies (& Does It Work?)
Some people consider roly-polies pests and they try to repel or exterminate them with cayenne pepper. But can this pungent spice actually kill them?
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The Clever Way You Should Be Reusing A Sponge While Working In The Garden
Most people throw their old sponges straight in the garbage, but you can actually give them a second life and make gardening easier and more comfortable.
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Can You Safely Use Soap To Clean Your Bird Feeder?
Bird feeders are battered with a lot of grime and gunk, but could cleaning them with harsh soaps wind up harming the birds that you're trying to help?
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