Lynn Coulter

1 month ago | hgtv.com | Lynn Coulter |Erica Reitman

If you're itching to get your garden in tip-top shape, make sure you have the tools to get the job done efficiently, safely and correctly. We've rounded up our favorite garden tools, gadgets and gear — for spring, fall and beyond — that'll help you grow the garden of your dreams, including top picks from our HGTV Gardening Experts.

1 month ago | hgtv.com | Lynn Coulter

I’ve always heard that you shouldn’t put a $10 plant in a ten-cent hole, and it's true. Even the best plant can't thrive in a hole that isn’t big enough for its root system. Roots need water, nutrients and oxygen. When the roots have filled up the original hole, they'll stretch out into the surrounding soil, but if that soil is too hard to penetrate, the roots will grow around each other in snarls and tangles. At best, the plant keeps growing, but it’s stunted. At worst, it dies.

1 month ago | foodnetwork.com | Lynn Coulter

Award-winning chef Bobby Flay is Food Network's resident grill master and the host of several popular shows. Learn about his career, family, best-selling cookbooks, fast-food eateries, fine-dining restaurants and beloved cats.

2 months ago | hgtv.com | Lynn Coulter

HGTV has a fun, new and inspiring addition to its lineup of home shows: Izzy Does It, hosted by master contractor and entrepreneur Izzy Battres and his designer wife Lilly. If Izzy looks familiar, it’s because you’ve seen him renovate million-dollar houses on HGTV’s Flip or Flop and Christina on the Coast. He and his team give clients the luxury remodels and renovations they want without the high cost.

2 months ago | hgtv.com | Lynn Coulter

On HGTV's My Lottery Dream Home, host David Bromstad, the King of Color, takes lucky lottery winners on a search for the mega-mansions of their dreams. But in Season 16's 'Gold Lady of Lake Mendota' he meets a savvy investor with millions to spend, and they go house-hunting with the biggest budget in the show's 17-season history (so far). Who needs the lottery when an investment pays out in eight figures instead?