Home & Garden
Inspiration for living well at home — indoors and out.
A Deep-Cleaning Guide for a Happy, Healthy Home
Tips to keep your home clean, safe, and hazard-free.
Barbecue fires are almost always preventable.
Drought- and Fire-Resistant Plants
Cultivate a space that can hold up in the Texas heat.
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When you do repairs, try to hit the sweet spot after spring showers but before the arid summer months.
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Now you can have your curb appeal and eat it too.
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Now is the time to wrangle up the kids, tune up the bicycles, and get outdoors. It’s also the perfect time for planting.
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We don’t all have the luxury of fields, yards, and acres of space. But city life doesn’t mean you can’t get your hands dirty.
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Does your house stand out to potential buyers? Try these five tricks.
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Our guide to spring-cleaning will help you turn your clutter into a valuable donation to a trustworthy organization in Texas.
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No one gives you an instruction manual preparing you for a baby. But here’s a six-step guide to preparing your house.
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Succulents are low-maintenance and impossibly good-looking. And they love Texas as much as you do.
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Winter is coming. Don’t let the colder temperatures wreak havoc on your home.
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Instead of consigning your trash to a landfill, try reusing it to your own benefit (and the world’s).
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Texas presents an annual rain-catcher award to incentivize innovative water conservation.
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Looking for a quick way to improve both your indoor air quality and your mood? Green up your home with these indoor gardening tips.
