Are Climbing Vines Damaging Your Home? Well, It Depends
Climbing vines can create a particular aesthetic to a home's exterior that'll make it all the more beautiful. But, it's important to choose compatible vines.
Read MoreClimbing vines can create a particular aesthetic to a home's exterior that'll make it all the more beautiful. But, it's important to choose compatible vines.
Read MoreA tree in front of a home can have a big impact on that home's chi, and it all has to do with the placement of the tree. If it's not ideal, there are remedies.
Read MoreIf the grass in your yard is browning, here are some ways to determine whether it is dead, along with some steps for the future once you conclude.
Read MoreIf you notice more mushrooms sprouting in your yard, it could be for a few reasons, with one cause found underground and another in environmental conditions.
Read MoreLopsided plants have an unbalanced appearance and can ruin your aesthetic. Luckily, there is an easy fix. Here's why you need to rotate your potted plants.
Read MoreDon't let droopy tulips bring you down this spring. Maximize your tulips' lifespan with these simple tips for a long-lasting flower arrangement.
Read MoreSpring is almost here, so lawn clean-up season is in full swing. However, the question remains: Should you hire a professional for your yard to look its best?
Read MoreGardening would be simple if plants could tell you what they need. Since they can't, use this rule to ensure that they get enough hydration.
Read MoreAs climate change impacts the world and our homes, we look at the xeriscaping trend and find out if it can help your garden in a drought.
Read MoreVastu shastra provides myriad helpful tips for planning and organizing your garden. Find out if employing the ancient science is right for your yard.
Read MoreWith spring on the horizon, your lawn is probably not looking its best. Don't worry, these tips will help you restore your patchy lawn to its former glory.
Read MoreDo you suffer from allergies or just want to keep mold from wreaking havoc in your home? These houseplants add a pop of greenery while keeping mold at bay.
Read MoreLike any approach to creating the perfect garden, raised beds offer some pros and cons. Find out if a raised bed garden is right for your home and budget.
Read MoreIf you want to grow some indoor plants, you might decide to grow them from seeds. So, which works better: Potting soil or seed starting mix?
Read MoreIf you want to add variety and lushness to your garden, underplanting around larger plants is an amazing idea. Find out why and how to do it today.
Read MoreThe green leaves of early annuals signal the start of spring, and daffodils and jonquils are two examples of these early bloomers. But how are they different?
Read MoreOnions are a simple and versatile plant to add to your vegetable garden, but when it comes to planting, should you start from sets or seeds?
Read MoreVinegar can be used to prepare your favorite foods, but its many uses don't end in the kitchen. Learn how to clean and repel bugs with this household liquid.
Read MoreWhen it's time to transplant your onion seedlings, you'll need to know how to plant them so that they don't tip over too soon. It's all about spacing and depth.
Read MoreIn an effort to enforce water conservation, you can try watering your lawn the minimum it needs to maintain its beauty. Here's how much it really needs a week.
Read MoreFor us gardeners who are constantly wondering how much of our shrubs we should prune, the 1/3 rule is here to remove all the guesswork from the springtime task.
Read MoreLight Bio, a company focused on creating "living light," is working on houseplants that will glow in the dark - and provide another light source for the home.
Read MoreSome plants help each other out while others stunt each other's growth as they fight for survival for the same nutrients or attract the same pest infestations.
Read MoreIf you're hosting a backyard event, mosquitoes are one guest you're unlikely to invite on purpose. An expert tells you how to evict them from your yard.
Read MoreWhile we all want our gardens to look their best, some practices are not as natural as you might think. Here's why perfect lawns are harmful to the ecosystem.
Read MoreWhile an unstable housing market leads to increased renters, Wall Street is investing in real estate. Here's how it's affecting the rental market.
Read MoreYou need to measure things more often than you think while doing chores outdoors. Here's how to turn one of your gardening tools into a measuring stick.
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