Eliminate Spurge Weeds With An Unexpected Insect
Spurge weeds are a really difficult blight to get rid of once they've taken root in your garden, but one bug could offer a solution. Learn more.
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How To Create A Trendy Humidity Tray For Your Prized Plants
Some houseplants thrive in dry climates, others crave humidity. However, creating a humid environment inside the home for these prized plants can get tricky.
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8 Genius Tips And Tricks For Killing Crabgrass In Your Lawn
Discover proven techniques to regain control over your turf to maintain a pristine landscape. Say goodbye to crabgrass and hello to a healthier, greener lawn.
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Save Wooden Window Sills From Plant Water With These Genius Tips
Houseplants brighten up your home but overspill can quickly ruin your windowsill. Fortunately, you can fashion a protective layer that's also near invisible.
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Can Garlic Really Be Used As Glue In A Pinch? Here's What We Know
You might love throwing garlic into every meal, but there are more uses for this veggie beyond food. It can even act as an adhesive!
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Plant Lilacs With This Popular Flowering Shrub For A Garden Full Of Color
Lilacs are a tried and true addition to any garden, but they can be made even more gorgeous when paired with this beautiful flowering shrub.
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Our Lawn Care Expert's Top Tips For Dealing With Stubborn Purslane
LawnStarter CEO Ryan Farley shares his thoughts on a common type of weed that isn't great for your lawn but has some surprising alternative uses.
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Here's How To Prune Cilantro To Keep It Healthy And Happy
Herbs can be sensitive plants, but that doesn't mean they don't need pruning. Here's how to prune your cilantro for ideal, tasty results.
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The Pink And Purple Magnolia Tree Variety You'll Want To Plant For Beautiful Blooms
For a beautiful statement in your garden, magnolia trees can not be beat. Check out this variety of magnolia for especially impressive blooms.
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Does Smothering Poison Sumac Effectively Kill The Weed?
Has poison sumac taken over your yard? There are many ways to get rid of it, including smothering it. Here, we'll explain whether or not this method works.
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Why Do People Use Cinnamon To Fix Broken Plant Stems & Does It Work?
Gardening influencers on social media are raving over a cinnamon hack that allegedly helps heal broken plant stems. Here is whether or not it actually works.
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Use These 15 Common Herbs From Your Garden For A Cleaner Home
You can always use herbs for culinary purposes, but did you know that several types of common herbal plants can be used to help keep your home clean and fresh?
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Tips For Growing Climbing Roses For Gorgeous Towering Blooms
Climbing roses can be rewarding ornamentals, flowering multiple times a year and having a higher hardiness than regular roses. Here's how to get bumper blooms.
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This Non-Native Maroon Perennial Is Great For Beginner Gardeners
Beginner gardeners have fewer options when deciding how to fill their flowerbeds, but this easy-to-maintain flower is a perfect fit for newbies and pros alike.
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Why You Should Wrap Your Flower Bulbs In Steel Wool To Ensure Beautiful Blooms
Are you hoping to have beautiful flower bulbs that last a long time? If so, you may want to consider wrapping them up in steel wool. Here's why.
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Protect Your Lawn From June Bugs With This Garden Staple
June bugs, especially their larvae, are incredibly destructive to any yard and garden. Keep them from causing damage with this garden staple.
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Clever Tips And Tricks For Growing Daffodils
Daffodils are easy to grow, but a few important tips for growing daffodils can help you keep them thriving in your garden. Check out these clever daffodil tips.
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Tips For Caring For Your Petunias If Temperatures Dip
Before the temperature starts to drop, it's important to have a game plan for your petunias to prevent their end. Here are a few ways to keep them healthy.
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Our Master Gardener's Top Tools For Banishing Pesky Weeds From Raised Beds
House Digest's Tiffany Selvey tells us how she gets rid of weeds from all of her raised bed gardens, and which tools are her favorite for the task.
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The Summer Backyard Activity That Could Help Keep Snakes Away
You probably would prefer to enjoy your backyard without snakes around. Luckily, there is one thing you can do to help repel these slithery visitors.
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Start Adding Soap To Your Compost Pile And Watch What Happens
You may have never considered that you can add soap to your compost pile, but it could be just what your heap needs. Find out why soap can benefit your compost.
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All The Benefits Of Using A Digital Garden Calendar & How To Get Started
Discover the benefits of using a digital garden calendar to enhance your productivity. Stay organized, get inspired, and cultivate your garden with ease.
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Avoid Growing This Flowering Succulent In Your Home Or Garden If You Own Pets
Succulents add so much beauty to a garden or houseplant collection. But if you have pets, it may be best to avoid this one flowering succulent.
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Prevent Mice From Living In Your Grill With These Simple Steps
Learn how to keep mice out of your grill with simple cleaning tips and natural deterrents. Protect your barbecue year-round from unwanted guests.
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The Best Berries To Grow In Containers (And Ones That Aren't Worth Planting)
You can still grow fruit in a small space. Learn how to grow berries in containers, including which types of berries work best in containers and which to avoid.
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The Downside To Using Vinegar In Your Garden
While vinegar may seem like a natural way to eliminate unwanted species in your garden, you should think twice before using vinegar to kill weeds or pests.
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One Easy Way To Give Your Fresh Roses A Stunning Rainbow Makeover
Rainbow-colored roses aren't a natural occurrence, but they can easily be achieved with just a little water and dye. Here's how to get the multi-colored look.
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