When Is It Too Late To Cut Back Shrubs?
Cutting shrubs too late causes winter damage and fewer blooms. Discover the ideal pruning deadline for your shrubs and how to protect new growth from frost.
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Move Aside, Traditional Velvet: The Unique Take On The Trend That We're Seeing Everywhere This Fall
Velvet in general is a great way to bring some luxury and texture to your design, but this specific style of velvet also allows you to play with pattern.
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The Beneficial Garden Insect That's Often Confused With Joro Spiders
While they may look similar to the invasive Joro spiders, these common arachnids not only help pollinators, they keep pests out of your garden.
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Why Does My Finished Basement Smell Musty? Hidden Reasons Behind Those Foul Odors
Finished basements might look like any other room in the house, but being underground still puts them at a higher risk for several odor-causing issues.
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16 Houseplants You Can Propagate In The Winter
You may not think of winter as a time to propagate plants, you actually can propagate many indoors during the cold season, including monstera and snake plants.
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Walmart's Black Friday Sale Is Officially Live - Look Out For These Home & Garden Deals
Walmart's Black Friday Deals are here! From cordless vacuums to outdoor patio sets, discover the home and garden deals worth snagging before it's too late.
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Joanna Gaines Approved Tips For Adding Warmth And Character To A Small Cottage
Magnolia's Hillcrest Cottage, designed by Joanna Gaines, is a lesson in how to decorate a small cottage without going overboard. Learn how to get the look.
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How To Decorate For Holidays While Maintaining A Minimalist Aesthetic
It's simple (and probably easier) to decorate for the holidays with a minimalist style. This look eliminates visual clutter and embraces a clean festive design.
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Fix Cracks In Your Wall Once And For All With A Screw Hack
If you've got cracks in your drywall, there's no need to call a professional just yet. This DIY screw hack might be all you need... as long as you do it right.
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The Fall Maintenance Mistake That Turns Your Garden Into A Breeding Ground For Pests
Pest prevention is a year-round task, and if you forget to do this one thing in fall, you could end up with a much bigger problem once spring rolls around.
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For The Most Success With Blueberry Shrubs, This Is How You Should Prepare Your Soil
Dream of heading out into the garden for a handful of fresh berries? Blueberry success relies on getting the right amendments into your soil at the right time.
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Telltale Signs That Your Downspout Is Clogged
Subtle signs outside your home can point to a hidden downspout clog. Spot the early indicators before overflowing water leads to costly structural issues.
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Do Conventional Pest Deterrents Work Against Stink Bugs? What To Know Before You Try
It’s that time of year again when you start noticing those pesky stink bugs all over the place. You can use pest deterrents, but it’s not the best solution.
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The Best Place To Store Plants Outdoors To Keep Them Thriving In Winter Temps
Almost any plant can survive through winter if given proper shelter. If you lack indoor space, moving potted plants to this location is better than nothing.
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DIY Clever Shoe Storage With A Budget-Friendly Dollar Tree Find
Sick of tripping over a mountain of mismatched shoes? This simple Dollar Tree DIY turns chaos into stylish shoe storage — for less than a cup of coffee.
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The Easiest Way To Remove Stickers From Glass
Stubborn sticker residue ruining your glass? There's an easy fix for this universal problem -- and you probably already own the tool you need to do it.
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How The Charming Solution From Joanna Gaines' Decor Line Can Declutter Your Entryway
Entryways can become a dumping ground for bags and coats. These two products from Hearth & Hand with Magnolia can help end entryway clutter for good.
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The Essential Winter Gardening Task For Bulbs That Produces A Healthier Spring
While some bulbs, like tulips, can be planted and forgotten, other tender bulbs often require an extra step in winter to keep them healthy for spring.
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The Unbeatable Trick For Testing Neutral Paint Colors On A White Wall
If your dream paint color looks "off" when sampled on a white wall, fear not. For a more accurate glimpse of the finished product, you just need a hand.
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Hack Your IKEA EKET To Make The Best Portable Storage For Your Vinyl Records
If your vinyl records are stashed away somewhere inaccessible, why not bring at least your current favorite albums into the living room in a DIY portable cube?
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How To Winterize Patio Plants So They Last All Year
Your patio plants are susceptible to cold temperatures and damage from freeze-thaw cycles. Extra protection from the cold helps them overwinter well.
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12 Unique Floral Arrangements That Set The Scene For A Lively Thanksgiving Gathering
Of all the Thanksgiving centerpiece ideas, floral arrangements are most likely to bring a vibrancy to your table. Consider these 12 uncommon ideas.
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13 High Traffic Items You Should Clean With Disinfectant Wipes Right Now
From personal devices to household fixtures you touch every day, these are the germ-y hot spots that deserve a disinfecting wipedown as soon as possible.
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Neighbor Took It Upon Themselves To Paint Your Fence? Here's What You Can Do
Neighbors making aesthetic decisions that impact your outdoor space is annoying, but is there anything you can do legally? Here's what we know.
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The Clever Furniture Trick That'll Help You Save On Heating Your Home
Wearing extra layers while you're at home will only go so far to keep you warm. Avoid turning up the thermostat with a little-known trick using your furniture.
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The Fruit Tree You Should Be Pruning In November To Boost Growth
Pruning fruit trees allows for better air circulation, plant growth, and fruit quality. November is a great time to prune as the trees go dormant.
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The Popular Tree You Shouldn't Be Planting In Your Yard And Why
Just because a tree is beautiful, it doesn't mean that it's ideal for growing in your own space. Such is the case with this extra large evergreen.
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