It can be difficult to determine which hostas are the best choices to plant in your shady garden. Our hosta expert shares his favorite variegated varieties.
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Believe it or not, some spiders actually pose a risk to hummingbirds, and these arachnids (and their webs) should be kept far away from your feeders.
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There's a popular idea that you should bury banana peels with hydrangeas to help them grow, but here is the reality of what will happen if you try it.
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Sometimes the summer heat is overwhelming for your plants. By carefully planning your landscape or garden, you can help protect your sensitive plant babies.
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When it comes to your patio, there are a few issues that may pop up that indicate you need to have some repair work done for safety as well as aesthetics.
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This pine tree can grow quickly and is a popular choice for many homeowners. However, there are a few messy issues you should know about before planting.
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You can admire a few hummingbirds without having to plant a massive garden. Here's how to attract them with the help of a carefully-arranged window planter.
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Pink muhly grass has a gorgeous color that adds flair to any yard. Before you plant any, make sure you know how to take care of this popular ornamental grass.
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Pruning is a crucial part of maintaining a healthy garden - especially if it includes basil. To ensure the greatest success, avoid making these common mistakes.
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Some flowers have a short window of time in which they can be planted, but zinnias can keep going throughout the season with a little planning.
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Fungus gnats are annoying, but for some carnivorous plants, they make a tasty meal. Here's a succulent-like plant that can help you with your pest problems.
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Costco offers great deals on various products, but few things beat their outdoor section. Check out this popular structure shoppers love before it's gone.
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Hummingbirds love bright flowers and excellent sources of nectar, so attract them to your garden with a stunning blue flower that will rebloom all summer.
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Snake plants are low-maintenance in their requirements for sun, water, and fertilizer. Too much fertilizer can damage plants, so here's how to avoid that.
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Everyone feels some stress when the days get hot, but sometimes that heat stress can wreak havoc on your plants. Here's how to help them out in the heat.
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Scientists have developed many ways to eliminate cockroaches, And still, the best option is to let nature solve it for you: attract these birds to your yard.
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Picking a fertilizer isn't as simple as going to the store and grabbing a bag. There's a lot to know about what's best for your lawn, so we asked an expert.
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When it's time to break out your properly stored flower bulbs, the last thing you want is to realize they're no good. Here's how to tell if they've gone bad.
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If you live in a warm climate or are looking for an interesting container plant that's pretty while also providing a fresh, lemony scent, check out this tree.
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Dedicated plant propagating stations are abundant, but you don't need to spend all that money. Here's how to DIY one with a Dollar Tree pencil holder.
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Are you yearning to turn your backyard into a secret garden? Creating one might be easier than you think with these cottagecore-approved DIY features.
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While you absolutely can reuse potting soil, there are a few things to keep in mind. House Digest's master gardener shared her best tips for success.
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If you have a slug or snail problem in your yard or garden, attracting fireflies may help. Here's how these beautiful beetles can benefit your outdoor space.
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While the cast iron plant can adapt to grow in many areas of the home, find out why the bathroom may be the best place to put this unique houseplant.
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Fertilizer is essential for growing plants, but too much of a good thing can be dangerous - especially for your cucumbers, which suffer when over-fertilized.
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Spurge isn't exactly a desirable weed to have in your lawn, but luckily, you can spot it more easily by knowing the common varieties to look for.
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The last thing you want when laying new mulch is a sudden odor issue in your yard, but that can happen when you use this specific type in your garden.
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