We Made Tiny Terrariums Out Of Antique Jars With Memorable Results
If you have antique glass jars taking up precious storage space, you can put them to work by making terrariums. Give this beautiful DIY a try.
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8 Clever Ways To Repurpose Old Lawn & Garden Items Into A DIY Plant Trellis
A trellis helps your climbing plants grow, but if you don't want to buy a new one, there are all kinds of old garden items you can use as a makeshift trellis.
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The Majestic Peonies That Grow To Spectacular Heights And Boast Gorgeous Blooms
Flower enthusiasts, say hello to the new crown jewel of your garden. You're going to want to clear a patch of soil for these beauties that grow tall.
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14 Herbs You Should Be Growing Near Tomatoes In The Garden
Tomatoes are superstars in the kitchen when used alongside herbs. So it's no surprise that herbs are great for companion planting with tomatoes.
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Spider Mites Vs Clover Mites: Which Tiny Red Pest Is Lurking In Your Home & Garden?
Spider mites and clover mites are tiny bugs that can do big damage to your plants. Find out which is hanging out in your garden and how to keep them at bay.
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Help Your Flower Garden Survive During A Heat Wave With These Tips & Tricks
With summer on the way and the planet heating up, you'll want to make sure your flower garden is prepared for heat waves. Here's how to protect it.
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Your Birdseed Could Be Bringing This Pesky Pest Into Your Home
Birds aren't the only creature attracted to your birdseed; these helpful tips will remove moths from your stash, and keep them away in the future.
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Here's How Long It Might Take For Your Apple Tree To Grow Juicy Fruits
Curious about how long it will take for your apple tree to bear fruit? From planting to harvest, here's the approximate time from for an apple tree to flourish.
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The Daisy-Like Flower You'll Want In Your Garden To Attract Butterflies
This daisy look-alike flower not only has eye-catching blooms in an array of colors but will attract plenty of butterflies to your garden.
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How To Choose The Best Ego Lawn Mower For Your Yard (& Key Features To Consider)
If you're considering a battery-powered Ego lawn mower, look at these options for grass in your yard. Choose the features best for your terrain or lawn size.
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Stop Hand-Pulling Quackgrass Weeds & Do This Instead
Quackgrass weeds are quite the tenacious garden gatecrasher. If you've been hand-pulling them, here's why you should stop and try these more effective methods.
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Attract This Wasp-Eating Bird To Your Yard For Natural Pest Removal
If you find yourself struggling to deal with wasps and yellowjackets in your yard, this bird can help -- they love to eat the pesky insects!
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Fast-Spreading Invasive Ground Covers To Steer Clear Of (& What To Plant Instead)
Not all ground covers are created equal. Learn which ones to avoid and which ones to plant for maintaining a balanced garden with noninvasive coverage.
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The Best Time Of Year To Spray Fruit Trees To Prevent Worms In Your Fruit
It's important to spray your fruit trees regularly to keep worms out your beautiful fruit, but there's also a proper time to spray them as well.
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How Naked Lady Flower Bulbs Got Their Spicy Nickname (And Where To Plant Them)
Asking for naked lady flowers at the flower shop may feel a little uncomfortable, but there's no need to be! Here's why the flowers received their nickname.
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The Simple Paver DIY That Takes Boring Walkways From Drab To Fab
Paver stone walkways are a fantastic addition to a house, but what if you already have a concrete sidewalk there? This TikTok hack will show you the way.
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Don't Try TikTok's Dollar Tree DIY For Hydroponic Gardening Without Knowing This
Sure, you can try hydroponics on a budget with a pool noodle and some vinyl sheeting, but this method presents a few problems.
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Do Commercial Snake Repellents Actually Work Or Are You Tossing Money Down The Drain?
House Digest spoke with Dr. Charles van Rees to determine if commercial snake repellents actually work. Our Conservation Scientist & Naturalist had this to say.
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3 Beautiful Garden Flowers To Grow Near Colorful Heuchera Plants
If you're looking for shade-loving plants to complement the bright shades of heuchera, these three make for attractive companions in your garden.
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A DIY Squirrel Feeder May Be The Solution To Keeping Your Bird Feeder Pest-Free
Tired of mischievous squirrels eating up all your bird feed? This DIY project will give them a space of their own and keep them away from your flying friends.
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Fill In Patchy Garden Areas With A Hardy Perennial That Boasts Pale Pink Flowers
One option to fill your patchy garden is the lovely Geranium x cantabrigiense Biokovo, which not only spreads to fill vacant areas, but also has pink flowers.
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This Brunnera Plant With Heart-Shaped Leaves Will Produce Adorable Blue Flowers
Refresh your garden with this enchanting ground cover. The brunnera's lovely heart-shaped leaves and blue flowers are a perfect, low-maintenance addition.
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12 Beautiful Ground Covers That Work Perfectly Under Hydrangeas
The bare soil beneath hydrangeas is an eyesore, especially with younger plants. Consider growing one of these as ground cover for superb texture and color.
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The Clever Way You Could Reuse Mesh Jewelry Bags In Your Garden
Don't toss those mesh jewelry gift bags in the trash. Our master gardener shares creative ways to use them to protect your plants in the garden.
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Your Petunias Will Thrive Alongside These 10 Companion Plants
Petunias are a relatively easy-to-grow flowering plant that come in a range of colors. If they're part of your garden, grow these other plants along with them.
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Essential Tips To Ensure Your Flowers Thrive In A DIY Hanging Basket
DIY hanging baskets are a wonderful way to add color and life to your space. Keep your flowers happy and healthy while "hanging" out with these tips.
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What It Means If You Spot A Rare Blue-Eyed Cicada In Your Yard
Living in the eastern or midwestern U.S., you’re likely aware of the emergence of periodical cicadas. Here’s what it means if you spot a rare blue-eyed cicada.
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