The Brilliant DIY Hack Every Gardener Needs Before Spreading Pest Repellants
Pest repellent is part of a thriving garden. Protect the plants in your home garden while you apply pest repellent using this very simple DIY hack.
Read More-
-
What Is A Tree's Drip Line, And Why It Is Important In Landscaping?
Growing a tree isn't an easy task since there are several factors to consider. As you take care of your tree, keep your tree's drip line in mind.
Read More -
Deter Insects Naturally With This Fast-Growing Garden Classic
Does your garden produce often get destroyed by insects? Discover a fast-growing flower that can naturally diminish the amount of pests on your plants.
Read More -
The Modern Plant Stand You Can DIY Without Spending The Big Bucks
Modern plant stands can be very pricey. DIY one that fits your needs with this TikTok woodworking project that repurposes more affordable wood scraps.
Read More -
20 Clever Ways To Reuse Old Glass Jars Around The House
Do you save your old glass jars from candles or food items? Discover 20 creative ways to repurpose these pieces around the home to save you money.
Read More -
The Consequences Of Fertilizing Your Lawn Too Early In The Season
Everybody loves a beautiful, lush lawn or garden, but what happens if you fertilize your lawn too early in the spring? Are there any downsides?
Read More -
TikTok Shows Us How To Grow Potatoes Without Digging, But Does It Really Work?
You may have heard of the no-dig potato planting method using straw or hay. If you want to know if this really works, we've got the answers you're looking for.
Read More -
The Cinnamon Fertilizer Tea DIY You'll Want To Use When Growing Seedlings
Growing seedlings at home can be a rewarding experience. Ensure that they'll grow strong and well-nourished with this cinnamon fertilizer hack from TikTok.
Read More -
How To Save Your Beautiful Christmas Cactus From Root Rot
The holiday houseplant is relatively low maintenance, but there's one stubborn problem that, left untreated, can kill your beloved succulent.
Read More -
Chamomile Lawn: The Low-Maintenance Grass Alternative You May Want To Consider
If you're tired of high-maintenance, water-sucking lawns, you may be interested in planting a chamomile lawn. Here are its benefits and how to plant it.
Read More -
Use This Unexpected Kitchen Waste To Grow Potatoes In No Time
Potatoes are a crop that take some time to grow. Utilizing this unexpected kitchen waste will ensure you get to harvest your potatoes on time.
Read More -
The Common Pest That Attacks Your Garlic (And How To Get Rid Of It)
Bulb mites are a common pest that can ruin your garlic harvest, but luckily there are some ways to get rid of such an infestation or avoid it entirely.
Read More -
Are Azaleas And Rhododendron Different Plants? Here's How To Tell Them Apart
People often confuse azaleas for rhododendron and vice versa, but are they actually the same plant? We find out and share clues on how to tell them apart.
Read More -
The Stunning Birdbath You Can DIY With Some Old CDs
Birdbaths cost a pretty penny, but DIYing one using repurposed materials is priceless. Learn how you can create a shimmering birdbath using old, broken CDs.
Read More -
Can You Grow A Fruiting Tree From A Whole Orange? House Digest's Gardening Experts Weigh In
TikTok says that growing an orange tree is as simple as burying a fruit in the ground and waiting patiently. In practice, it's slightly more complicated.
Read More -
Planting This Gorgeous Flower May Result In An Unwanted Spider Problem
If you have a fear of spiders or don't like the idea of walking into sticky webs in your garden, you may be wary of planting this particular flower.
Read More -
Stabilize Your Larger Trees With This Genius Gardening Technique
Do you have large trees in your yard that have been damaged by wind or just need some extra support? Discover a genius technique that will help them stand tall.
Read More -
Turn That Ugly Chain Link Fence Into A Bountiful Garden With This TikTok Hack
Chain link fences aren't always the most beautiful addition to a garden. Luckily, you can use your fence as a base to grow a bountiful garden.
Read More -
The One Thing You Must Do To Your Yard Before A Snow Storm Hits
Snow storms can bring plenty of headaches after their wake, but you can minimize their damage if you do this one thing in your yard prior to the snowfall.
Read More -
Feed The Birds For Less With This Amazing Birdseed Substitute
Do you love seeing all the birds your feeder attracts but find buying birdseed quite pricey? This birdseed substitute will be a little kinder on your wallet.
Read More -
Get The Look Of A Pottery Barn Topiary Tree For Less With This Pool Noodle DIY
A topiary is a great way to add some greenery to your front porch, but store-bought versions are quite expensive. Here's how to DIY your own for under $10.
Read More -
16 Mosquito-Eating Birds To Attract To Your Yard
Though you wouldn't want certain birds in your lawn, others are pest-eating machines. Learn about the birds you should attract to solve your mosquito problem.
Read More -
Why Azaleas Are The Ultimate Companion Plants For Spring Bulbs
If your garden is full of flowers that bloom in the spring, you might be looking for the perfect complement. Azaleas provide a number of benefits.
Read More -
The Best Time Of Year To Prune Your Garden's Fig Trees (And How To Do It)
Pruning and thinning is an important step in maintaining healthy trees and shrubs. This is the best time of year to prune your garden's fig trees.
Read More -
Spider Problem? This Fragrant Plant Will Send Them Scurrying Away
It's possible to minimize the risk of spider invasion by utilizing a pest control service. However, there's also a fragrant plant that will keep them away.
Read More -
We've Heard About The Root Genie Garden Nozzle, But Is It Worth Buying?
If you're looking to up your gardening game, this tool could come in handy. But it's important to note how it compares to alternative watering methods first.
Read More -
Everything You Need To Know About Soil Solarization To Keep Away Weeds And Pests
When pests and weeds swarm your lawn or garden, and pesticides do more harm than good, soil solarization might be the answer for a healthy yard.
Read More
