Common Garden Plants That Can Benefit From A Little Bit Of Baking Soda
Some household staples can be effectively used in the garden, too. Check out these common garden plants that can benefit from a little bit of baking soda.
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Should You Repot Houseplants During The Winter? Here's What House Digest's Master Gardener Says
From time to time, potted plants need a larger home to keep from becoming root bound. Our master gardener weighs in on whether you can repot in the winter.
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Smart Ways To Repurpose Wax Paper Around The House
Instead of only using your wax paper to preserve foods, try repurposing it in a variety of ways around the house to clean, lubricate, and preserve items.
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How To Spot The Difference Between A Wolf Spider And A Hobo Spider
Wolf and hobo spiders are two pests that you don't want to find in your home. However, because they look similar, it's good to know how to tell them apart.
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Ditch Basic Plant Stands And DIY This Unique Rotating Floating Shelf
If you have many houseplants and not enough space for them, you'll love this DIY rotating plant shelf. In a few steps, your plants will receive plenty of light.
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This Plant Is A Snake Magnet In Your Yard, You've Been Warned
It can be scary to see an unwanted snake in your yard. To avoid helping snakes make a cozy nest near your home, carefully manage this popular landscaping plant.
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The Spicy Plant You'll Want To Grow To Prevent Snakes From Slithering In Your Garden
The next time a snake tastes the air of your garden, make it so that the reptiles won't particularly like what they smell. You can do so with this spicy plant.
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The Best Flowers For A Thanksgiving Centerpiece, According To Martha Stewart (And How To Do It)
The best way to spice up your Thanksgiving table is to add a floral centerpiece. Learn how Martha Stewart makes hers and what flowers she recommends using.
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Questions You Need To Ask Your Lawn Maintenance Company
Everyone wants their lawn to be presentable, which means you need to hire a quality lawn company. Here is what to ask to ensure you get the best service.
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Can You Save A Hosta Plant With Moldy Leaves?
Moldy plant leaves are something that you never want to see on your green babies. Not only is it unsightly, but a bit scary too. Learn how to deal with it here.
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Invite More Birds And Butterflies To Your Yard With This Simple Dollar Tree DIY
Incorporating water features in your yard will draw more birds and butterflies, but it doesn't need to be complicated. Try this simple Dollar Tree DIY project.
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Encourage Beneficial Ladybugs To Visit Your Garden With This DIY Feeder
Ladybugs are natural pest controllers and beneficial visitors to any garden. If you want to attract these helpful insects to your space, try this DIY feeder.
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The Kitchen Spice That'll Keep Birds From Nesting In Unwanted Areas Around Your Home
If you'd like birds to build their nests someplace other than your home's gutters or dryer vents, then simply employ the help of this moderately hot spice.
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What To Do About Winter Weeds In Your Lawn?
When the air grows cool and crisp, you may think your days of pulling weeds and maintaining a lawn are behind you, but winter weeds shouldn't be ignored.
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Why Blueberry And Strawberry Plants Are Excellent Garden Companions
When we think about companion plants, veggies and herbs usually come to mind. However, strawberries and blueberries can be grown as neighbors for a sweet treat.
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If You See Crows On Your Lawn, You Probably Have This Serious Pest Problem
Various animals are attracted to this food source that may be living in -- and damaging -- your lawn. If crows are in your yard, they may indicate a problem.
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All The Ways You Can Repurpose Aluminum Foil Around The House
While aluminum foil is commonly used when cooking or covering leftovers, it can also be repurposed around the house. You'll find all the clever ideas below.
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Think Twice Before Using Traps To Get Rid Of Pesky Japanese Beetles
Using traps to rid your garden of Japanese beetles sounds like a no-brainer. However, these products may be inviting even more trouble to your yard.
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Plant This Tulip Variety During Fall For A Stunning Springtime Treat
Among the most satisfying parts of gardening is planting a seed or bulb, and later, being surprised with gorgeous flowers. This fall, plant this tulip variety.
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This Pool Noodle Seed Starting Hack Is A Plant Lover's Dream
Pool noodles are used for almost anything, so we aren't surprised that they can help support seeds and seedlings' growth. Here, learn more about the hack.
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Start Your Garden In Winter With Microgreens Even A Novice Can Grow
Starting a garden project in the dead of winter may sound tough, but microgreens are easy, even for the novice among us. Here's how to grow these seedlings.
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Save Your Broken Garden Pots To DIY Adorable Plant Markers
If you love gardening, you likely have a lot of plants to keep track of. Try this easy and sustainable DIY that turns your broken clay pots into markers.
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The Ingredient You'll Want To Reach For When Growing A Lemon Tree
Growing citrus trees can be a wonderfully rewarding experience, especially when you use an ingredient straight from your fridge to keep them healthy.
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HGTV's Chic Grow Station Is Perfect For Starting Seeds Indoors
Starting seeds indoors is the easiest way to make sure that you have a thriving garden come springtime. Try constructing this simple grow station from HGTV.
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The Pantry Ingredient You'll Want To Use On Your Gardening Tools
Gardening tools are meant to get dirty, but that doesn't mean you have to constantly scrub mud and dirt off them, especially if you use this pantry staple.
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Keep Snakes At Bay With This Simple Vinegar Solution
Creating a snake-free yard is vital for several reasons, with safety being the most important. A household staple may be the simple solution you need.
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Keep This Common Herb Around The House To Ward Off Pesky Boxelder Bugs
This popular garden herb and kitchen ingredient has a scent that will drive away bothersome boxelder bugs. Here's how to use it for a pest-free home.
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