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John Fitzgerald

Garlic: The Secret Garden Upgrade

Did you know planting garlic does way more than just keep vampires away? This tasty veggie actually boosts your garden’s soil, fights off nasty fungi, and even helps your flowers and veggies grow bigger and healthier. Plus, garlic’s natural sulfur makes it a pest-repelling powerhouse. Bonus tip: toss your leftover garlic peels in the compost for an extra nutrient kick! Who knew your next harvest could be this easy (and delicious)? #Home #GardeningHacks #SoilHealth

Kendra Hart

Joanna Gaines’ Secret for a Fresh-Smelling Home

Joanna Gaines swears by an old-school trick to keep her house smelling amazing: simmer pots! Just toss lemon slices, lavender, and a few drops of essential oils into a pot of water and let it simmer on the stove. The best part? You can totally customize it with whatever you have—think cinnamon and orange for cozy vibes or peppermint to clear out funky smells. It’s way more fun (and natural) than candles! #Home #JoannaGaines #HomeHacks

Jenna Stark

Why Your Tomatoes Won’t Fruit 🍅

Ever wonder why your tomato plants are all leaves and flowers but zero fruit? Turns out, there are a bunch of sneaky reasons—like too much nitrogen, not enough sun, overcrowding, or even the wrong temps. Sometimes it’s just the tomato variety being slow! If you’re desperate for homegrown tomatoes, check your watering, prune those wild branches, and maybe give your plants a little more space. Who knew tomatoes could be so picky? #Home #gardeningproblems #tomatotroubles

Adam Boyer

Renovating While Living In? Start Here!

Living through a home reno? The secret sauce is starting with the kitchen! Experts say it’s the messiest, priciest, and most essential room, so knocking it out first means you get back to normal life (and real meals) faster. Next up: the bathroom—another must-have for daily sanity. Pro tip: set up a temp kitchen and sleeping area far from the chaos. Trust me, your future self will thank you! #Home #HomeRenovation #DIY

Jenna Stark

Hummingbird Magnet Plants You Need

Obsessed with hummingbirds? Turns out, planting lamb’s ear or catmint is the ultimate hack to get more of these tiny, speedy visitors in your yard. Both are super easy to grow, look gorgeous, and hummingbirds can’t resist their blooms. Bonus: catmint also keeps annoying pests away! If you want a garden that’s buzzing with life (and less weeding), these plants are the way to go. Who knew attracting hummingbirds could be this simple? #Home #Hummingbirds #GardenHacks

Susan Ball

The Secret to Greener Lawns? Chicken Poop!

Turns out, the trick to a lush, green lawn in July isn’t fancy fertilizer—it’s chicken manure pellets! Unlike regular feed, these won’t burn your grass, even in the summer heat. They’re packed with phosphorus for strong roots, plus nitrogen and potassium to keep your lawn thick and drought-resistant. Just sprinkle in the cool morning or late afternoon, water well, and watch your yard thrive. Who knew chicken poop could be the summer lawn hack we all needed? #Home #LawnCare #GardeningHacks

Jamie Brown

Bath & Body Works’ $30 Candle Drama

Bath & Body Works just dropped these super cute Celebration Candles, but fans are losing it over the $30 price tag. Some are obsessed with the adorable designs (think: wedding cakes and teacher gifts), but most are like, “It’s cute, but not $30 cute.” One person even did the math—$240 for teacher gifts?! Would you splurge for the cuteness or is this a hard pass? #Home #BathAndBodyWorks #CandleAddict

evanshaley

Lettuce Hack: Companion Planting FTW!

Did you know your lettuce patch can be a total multitasker? Gardening pro Niya Brown Matthews swears by planting herbs like parsley, cilantro, chives, and even marigolds right next to your lettuce. Not only does it smell amazing, but it keeps pests away and brings in helpful bugs—no chemicals needed! Plus, it’s a game-changer for small gardens. Who knew lettuce could have such cool friends? #Home #GardeningHacks #CompanionPlanting

Rachel Nelson

Fixed up walkway with old bricks

It had become a tripping hazard. To save money we opted to keep the old bricks. #landscaping #walkway #home