15 Tall Pine Trees You Should Grow In Your Yard
Pine trees are a popular landscape plant around the world for many reasons. Here are 15 of the tallest varieties you should consider for your yard.
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5 Tips For Keeping Your Plants Alive While You're Away
To prevent arriving home to plants on the brink of death, we put together a few ways to keep your green babies happy and healthy in your absence.
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15 Plants That Will Thrive Under A Pine Tree
If you're looking at a large patch of dirt under a towering pine tree, thinking it will never be anything but a wasteland devoid of color, we've got good news.
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15 Best Houseplants For People With Allergies
Allergy sufferers know all too well the frustration and discomfort that can come from plants, but that doesn't mean you can't have any in your home.
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Should You Water Your Plants With Pasta Water?
You may have heard of the plant care hack that says you should use pasta water to water your plants. While this sounds like a zero-waste solution, is it true?
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15 Endangered Plants Native To The US You Can Grow In Your Garden
Buying local doesn't have to be limited to groceries and vegetables. There are many native flower species you can use to brighten up your landscape.
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5 Mood-Boosting Houseplants That'll Perk Up Any Room
Studies have proven time and time again that houseplants can help improve your mood. Here are 5 mood-boosting houseplants to consider using in your house.
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5 Places In Your Home That You Should Be Cleaning With Vinegar
Vinegar is a multi-purpose cleaning tool that you can use in many areas of your home. Here are 5 places that you should clean with vinegar in your home.
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15 Drought-Resistant Trees You Should Grow In Your Yard
If you live in a drier climate but still want beautiful greenery in your landscaping, check out these 15 drought-resistant trees that are perfect for your yard.
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5 Best Garden Hoses That Will Keep Your Lawn Looking Greener Than Ever
There's nothing like seeing freshly manicured lawns. But they don't always look this way on their own. That's why you need the best gardening hose for the job.
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Should You Be Using Baking Soda On Your Floor?
Baking soda is one of the most versatile household products, capable of cleaning almost anything from your teeth to your toilet. But what about your floor?
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How To Keep Your Green Thumb Active In The Winter, According To A Gardening Expert
If you're a gardening fanatic like us, you'll understand the disappointment when winter forces you to take a break. There are many ways to stay in the game!
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How Your Local Extension Service Can Help You Grow A Gorgeous Garden
Every county in the U.S. has an extension office, so there's always an extension service near you. Learn how these organizations can help your garden.
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The Price Of Outdoor And Garden Equipment Has Gone Up Drastically
You may have noticed that the last time you visited your go-to home improvement store, the prices have been a little heftier than usual. Here's why.
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15 Houseplants You Should Keep In Your Dorm Room
Moving into a small dorm room can be stressful and overwhelming. But the best way to feel more at ease is to give it some homey touches, including houseplants.
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What To Know About Scarification For Your Lawn
Lawn thatch buildup leads to a thick, troublesome layer and compacted soil that can be rectified by a process called scarification, also known as de-thatching.
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The 5 Best Plants For Your Kids To Grow
Teaching gardening to your kids is a fun way to encourage a sense of responsibility to the earth. Here are the best plants for your kids to grow.
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5 Expert Ways To Use Eggs In Your Garden
Upcycling eggshells for use in your garden or on your houseplants is a great way to reduce waste. Here are 5 expert ways to use eggs in your garden.
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What's The Difference Between A Thanksgiving Cactus And A Christmas Cactus?
When it comes to holiday cacti, there is much confusion over which species is which and when you can expect yours to bloom. Here's what you need to know.
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What Is The Master Gardener Program?
Over 84,000 Master Gardeners are in the United States. There are a few requirements if you have ever wanted to join these amazing volunteers.
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Can You Grow Tomatoes Indoors?
Tomatoes, the perennially popular "love apple," can not only be grown inside; they can do well indoors. So, here's how to grow your indoor tomato plants.
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5 Clever Ways To Store The Seeds You Collect From Your Garden
Collecting seeds from your garden instead of buying them from the store can help you save money and make it easier to plant the varieties you love each year.
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5 Creative Ways To Use Milk In Your Garden
Many homeowners are finding ways to save on their grocery bills by growing their own produce. Here are some creative ways to use milk in your garden.
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How To Safely Remove Invasive Plant Species From Your Lawn And Garden
Invasive plant species are harmful to the environment in many ways. But you can control those threatening to take over your lawn and garden.
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The 5 Best Plants For Your Rocky Soil
Is your garden or yard full of rocky topsoil? If so, it can cause big problems if you choose the wrong herbs. However, certain plant life can still thrive here.
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5 Tips For Making The Most Of Your Autumn Garden
The arrival of autumn certainly does not signal the end of blossoms and blooms. There are many ways to keep your fall garden healthy and flush with color.
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What Is The Best Grass Alternative For Your Lawn? - House Digest Survey
We asked participants to answer which type of low-maintenance lawn alternative they would consider using in their yards. Here are the results of the survey.
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