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4 days ago | 
housedigest.com | Sakshi Khaitan |Tiffany Selvey
Warm spring sunlight streaming through your home's windows may tempt you into moving your herbs outside. But if you make this simple move too early, you may damage your lovingly tended plants, sometimes irreparably. Speaking on this in an exclusive interview, Tiffany Selvey, House Digest's garden editor and in-house master gardener, explains, "Moving some herbs outside too early can definitely kill them.
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1 week ago | 
housedigest.com | Sakshi Khaitan
Generally, the best coffee table ottomans come with multifunctional storage and help round out your sofa or couch. They can even double as a seater and footrest when needed. However, they're kind of a permanent solution. This is because you can't exactly compress or fold them and put them away when you don't need them, or need the space they occupy for something else (like your Christmas tree).
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Sakshi Khaitan
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Generally, the best coffee table ottomans come with multifunctional storage and help round out your sofa or couch. They can even double as a seater and footrest when needed. However, they're kind of a permanent solution. This is because you can't exactly compress or fold them and put them away when you don't need them, or need the space they occupy for something else (like your Christmas tree).
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1 week ago | 
housedigest.com | Sakshi Khaitan
When done right, landscaping can raise home value by a significant margin. Typically, homeowners and buyers alike prioritize overall design, adding a heady mix of hardscaping elements and plantings. Plant size can also be important, especially in cold areas where most plants, but especially trees, put out slow growth.
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1 week ago | 
housedigest.com | Sakshi Khaitan
An accent wall is a great way to put your stamp on your home. Unfortunately, they can cost a significant amount of money, with some running anywhere between $10 and $25 per square foot. Plus, you'll have to bear extra costs for intricate or custom designs. However, instead of giving up your dreams on a gorgeous feature wall, don your DIY hat and visit your local Dollar Tree to stock up on some supplies.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Sakshi Khaitan
An accent wall is a great way to put your stamp on your home. Unfortunately, they can cost a significant amount of money, with some running anywhere between $10 and $25 per square foot. Plus, you'll have to bear extra costs for intricate or custom designs. However, instead of giving up your dreams on a gorgeous feature wall, don your DIY hat and visit your local Dollar Tree to stock up on some supplies.
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1 week ago | 
housedigest.com | Sakshi Khaitan
Picture this: It's 8 p.m. and your kids are waiting for you at the dinner table. But you're circling the block for the third time, looking for parking. While a dedicated structure would take care of this pesky issue in a jiffy, you might not want to spend nearly $30,000 on average to build a garage. The lengthy permit process (depending on where you live), contractor management, and the inevitable disruption to your daily life will further complicate things.
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1 week ago | 
housedigest.com | Sakshi Khaitan
Vintage silverware is one of those household items you shouldn't toss because it might be more valuable than you think. But this begs the question: What do you do with all the trays, cups, teapots, and cutlery you inherited or have collected steadily over time? While you could stuff them in a forgotten corner of your home, another option is to bring them out, polish them, and give them a second life. For instance, you could upcycle your silver tray as an antique photo frame.
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1 week ago | 
housedigest.com | Sakshi Khaitan
It's no surprise that your collective fruit lexicon tends to be punctuated by familiar favorites like apples, cherries, plums, and nectarines — and for good reason. These are the fruits that filled your childhood lunchboxes, starred in traditional recipes, and still line supermarket shelves. Unless you were bestowed a rare or heirloom treasure by your grandma or visited farmer's markets, many of you have probably never enjoyed fruits beyond what's conventionally available.
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1 week ago | 
housedigest.com | Sakshi Khaitan
Having arrived on the East Coast as a seed contaminant in the 1700s, field bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis) has since spread west and been labeled invasive or noxious in 35 states. Granted, it produces dainty flowers, which might convince some gardeners to leave the weed alone. However, this is a big mistake, as its fast growth and aggressive nature empower it to take over the area, decimating the yard or landscape.
