Home & Garden
Inspiration for living well at home — indoors and out.
Drought- and Fire-Resistant Plants
Cultivate a space that can hold up in the Texas heat.
Barbecue fires are almost always preventable.
Planning a Texas Cutting Garden
For gardeners particularly fond of giving or displaying bouquets.
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It’s wild out there.
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Common household plants can be toxic to your pets. Here’s what to avoid — and which plants to choose instead.
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The right varietals for your region can lead to a year-round bounty of delicious, homegrown fruit.
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You don’t have to have a green thumb to plant a lovely garden you can enjoy for years to come.
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Keep the focal point of your backyard oasis in pristine condition.
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Haunt responsibly.
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More pumpkins, please.
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Dishwashers may clean for you, but they still need to be cleaned themselves.
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Don’t let that space go to waste.
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The extreme Texas heat can challenge even the most robust and resilient landscapes. But follow a few key tips to ensure your yard remains a refreshing oasis even in the most brutal of Texas summers.
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How to pick your pit.
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Banish bugaboos from your home.
