When Should You Take Down Your Christmas Tree?
Are you the type who likes to take everything down the day after the holiday or do you prefer to leave it all up well into February? Here's what to consider.
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What Is Winter Sowing?
You may think there is nothing you can do in your garden during the winter months, but winter sowing is a popular way to prepare for the warmer seasons.
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15 Plants That Will Work In A Vertical Garden
Choosing the perfect plant(s) for your vertical garden is part of the fun, and we've chosen 15 plants that love to climb and will thrive in a vertical display.
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How To Care For Succulents Inside And Outside Your House
If you live anywhere besides the desert or an arid climate, keep an eye on your succulents, as they may have specific requirements and plant needs.
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How To Easily Propagate Your Monstera
It's no surprise if you want more monsteras after growing your first, and the great thing is, is that you can propagate your new plants from your existing one.
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The Secret To Getting Your Christmas Cactus To Bloom
When you have a plant with the word Christmas in its name, you're most likely counting on it to blossom just as it comes time to celebrate the holiday.
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How To Protect Your Dahlias From The Cold Winter Weather
Whether you're an expert or a novice gardener, dahlias are gorgeous and one of the easier flower options to grow. Here's how to protect them during winter.
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40% Of Homeowners Prefer This Type Of Lawnmower - Exclusive Survey
A well-manicured lawn is the cherry on top of a beautiful home -- but it requires maintenance. We asked our readers their preferred tool for a perfect yard.
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The Easy Hack To Bring Life Back To An Old Fake Christmas Tree
Real Christmas trees tend to die after the holidays, but it's always sad when an artificial tree shows its age. Bring yours back to life with these nifty tips.
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The Easiest Hack For Clustering Your Ornaments On Garlands Or Trees
While holiday decorating, it's nice to keep things traditional, but it never hurts to switch it up. Here's how to cluster ornaments on garlands or trees.
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The Outdoor Feature Homeowners Want To Add To Their Backyard - House Digest Survey
The backyard can be one of the most beloved areas of a home when done right. Here are the most sought-after outdoor features, according to our readers.
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Here's How Often You Should Be Watering Your Christmas Cactus
Knowing how often to water your plants can be tricky. Although a Christmas cactus may seem like it doesn't need much water, here's how often to water it.
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How To Attract Good Insects Into Your Yard And Garden, According To An Expert
Many think insects are harmful to gardens, but they have many benefits. With these expert steps, you can attract more good insects to make your garden flourish.
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How To Find The Happy Medium Between Over- And Under-Decorating Your Christmas Tree
Are you always sure when to stop adding ornaments to the Christmas tree? Or do you never have enough to fill it? Finding a happy medium when decorating is key.
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How To Propagate A Christmas Cactus To Add Pops Of Cheerful Color To Your Space
A Christmas cactus can be the perfect holiday decoration to brighten spirits, but they're also great year-round. Here's how to successfully propagate yours.
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How To Keep Your Pets Safe Around The Christmas Tree
High energy, acrobatic pets are fun when everyone is playing outside, but what about when you're indoors with a tastefully decorated home for the holidays?
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Why You Should Think Twice About Putting Your Christmas Tree Directly In Front Of A Window
If you're the type that loves to spread the holiday cheer by showcasing Christmastime visions in your bay window, it's time to consider something else.
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The Best Outdoor Plants If You Live In A Dry Climate
Do you live in a drought-prone climate zone? You can still add cheery foliage and bright blooms to your outdoor areas with these low-maintenance plants!
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How To Keep Your Yard Healthy Throughout The Winter, According To An Expert
The end of the year doesn't exactly mean the end of lawn care. Here are some simple steps that will go a long way to protect your grass for next season.
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How To DIY Flock Your Own Christmas Tree
For a snow-covered, winter wonderland appeal, flocking your Christmas tree might be the finishing touch you need. Here's how to do it yourself.
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Horizontal Vs. Vertical Fences: Which Is Best For Your Home?
Horizontal fences are having a moment, but how do you know if they're right for your yard? Learn about the differences between horizontal and vertical fences.
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25 Houseplants Perfect For Spaces On Your Bookshelf
Adding a plant to a bookshelf provides it with instant natural beauty. Be sure to choose one that'll thrive with the amount of light your bookshelf can provide.
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The Best Planters For Under $30
While there's nothing wrong with a simple plastic pot, you shouldn't have to dent your wallet to have a decoratively appealing and sturdy planter.
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How To Properly Shape Your Christmas Tree
Things aren't always pretty when an artificial Christmas tree comes out of the box, but it's nothing you can't fix. Here's how to properly shape your tree.
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Here's How Often You Should Be Watering Your Poinsettia
Poinsettias may just be a holiday decoration for you, but they can flower all year long with the proper watering schedule. Here's how to water them.
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What's The Best Way To Treat Powdery Mildew On African Violets?
African violets are extremely beautiful but can be tricky to take care of. If your plant acquires powdery mildew, follow these tips to save your plant.
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Simple Steps To Winterize Your Flower Beds Outside Your Home
You may not think your flowers need much attention during the winter, but preparing your flower beds is necessary for beautiful blooms in the spring.
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