Here's How To Grow Lemon Trees From Seed To Add Some Pucker To Your Life
If you have a lemon sitting around, you can grow your own lemon tree. Here's how to start your lemon seeds and plant them for a future filled with citrus.
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Here Is The Best Time To Treat Your Lawn For Dandelions & Similar Perennial Weeds
Most people assume the best time to kill weeds is when these plants are already visible. However, the trick is to treat them before they bloom.
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Sowing Clover Lawn Seeds? Here's Why You Should Keep A Bag Of Kitty Litter Nearby
If you're considering putting down a clover lawn, a bag of cat litter is key. Here's why you should consider mixing clover lawn seeds into kitty litter.
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The Beautiful Petunia Look-Alike That's Really An Invasive Weed
While you may assume the pinkish-white, trumpet-shaped flowers in your yard are petunias, they could actually be an invasive weed that you'll want to remove.
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Accidental Ways You're Damaging Your Lawn Mower & Causing Expensive Repairs
Although lawn mowers are powerful machines that make yard maintenance much easier, there are a few ways you could be causing unintentional damage.
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10 Tips & Tricks For Growing Grass From Seed
Growing grass from seed takes more consideration than just scattering seeds and waiting for them to germinate - follow these tips and tricks to ensure success.
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Peanuts Don't Grow On Trees, But Here's To How To Add Them To The Garden
Planting peanuts in your garden is a great way to have a home-grown snack on hand at all times. Here's how to ensure you get the most out of this edible legume.
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Useful Tips To Prevent Metal Patio Furniture From Getting Too Hot In The Sun
A fierce sun can make your attractive and sturdy metal patio furniture tortuously hot, and impossible to use. Here are some tips to keep it cool in the sun.
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11 Creative Ways To Incorporate Lavender Into Your Landscape For A Pop Of Purple
Create a stunning landscape and add some purple to your garden by pairing lavender with these companion plants. Learn which plants to pair with lavender.
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DIY A Greenhouse Out Of A Shade Tent (Or Other Items You Might Already Have)
Old shade tents can be cumbersome to store if they aren't used regularly. With other items you may have on hand, you can transform yours into a DIY greenhouse.
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6 Mistakes That Are Attracting Mosquitoes To Your Yard
You may not be spending as much time outdoors if mosquitoes are making a home in your yard. Here are 6 reasons these pests may be attracted to your space.
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What Every Gardener Should Know Before Using Baking Soda On Plants
There are almost countless uses for baking soda, so of course there are ways to use it in the garden. Here's how it can help, and why you should be careful.
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Our Lawn Expert Explains How Long It Typically Takes To See Results When Using Lawn Fertilizer
When fertilizing your lawn, you may be anxious to see results. House Digest's lawn care expert lets us know what that time table will look like.
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Why No-See-Ums Are Attracted To Your Yard (& Tips To Deter Them)
Uncover effective ways to deter no-see-ums. From repellants to landscaping techniques, create an outdoor environment free from these tiny biting pests.
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This Flowering Shrub Is A Perennial Beauty That Will Thrive In Partial Shade
Discover the timeless beauty of the Camellia shrub. Learn how to plant and cultivate this flowering perennial that thrives in partial shade.
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12 Ways To Banish Thistle Weeds From Your Yard
Thistle weeds are very common and, unfortunately, some varieties are quite invasive. Get rid of them for good with these helpful methods and tips.
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What The Black Medic Weeds In Your Yard Are Trying To Tell You About Your Soil
The black medic weed can tell you a lot about the health of your lawn's soil. There are steps you can take to prevent this invasive plant from sprouting up.
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Coltsfoot: Tips To Eliminate The Invasive Dandelion Lookalike From Your Yard
Dandelions may be a pest, but their lookalike, coltsfoot, can require much more effort to eliminate from your yard. Learn our tips for banishing the weed.
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Add Privacy To Your Backyard With A Flowering Shrub That Birds & Pollinators Love
This flowering shrub is capable of attracting multiple kinds of pollinators, especially birds, but it can also offer privacy. Did we mention it's a native, too?
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28 Popular Summer Bulbs You Can Add To Your Garden (And What To Plant Them With)
The end of springtime doesn't mean you can't still go for those beautiful flowering bulbs. Grow these 28 summer bulbs along with these complementary plants.
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How A Basic Water Feature Can Make Your Backyard Glow On Summer Nights
Do you want your backyard to have a soft glow on summer nights? A basic water feature can attract lightning bugs, illuminating your yard all season long.
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How To Grow Sweet Corn In Your Garden For A Tasty Golden Harvest
Sweet corn is a delicious summer treat, especially when it's fresh from the garden. Here's what you need to know to grow your own tasty crops.
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The Invasive Milkweed Look-Alike You Don't Want Growing In Your Yard
While milkweed is a beneficial plant you should keep on your property, there's a very similar-looking species that's invasive and can harm pollinators.
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Tips For Growing Grass Seed Fast To Create A Lush Lawn In No Time
If you're struggling to make grass seed grow, you may need to consider the type of grass seed, the time of planting, and the soil conditions.
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Here's Where Pistachio Trees Grow Best (& Tips To Ensure A Tasty Harvest)
Do you dream of growing your own pistachios? It's possible if you live in these Southwest states, where these trees thrive. Here's how to go about it.
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Isatis Tinctoria: The Pollinator-Friendly Weed You Don't Want In Your Garden
When planning your perfect garden, you may want to add all the polinator-friendly plants you can find. But Isatis tinctoria should be avoided at all costs.
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Invasive Clematis Varieties You'll Regret Planting In Your Garden
Clematis plants provide beautiful blooms in the home landscape, but some varieties are invasive. Here are a few types to leave out of your garden.
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