Jenna Stark+FollowHummingbird Magnet Plants You NeedObsessed 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 #GardenHacks190Share
Susan Ball+FollowThe 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 #GardeningHacks00Share
Jamie Brown+FollowBath & Body Works’ $30 Candle DramaBath & 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 #CandleAddict104Share
evanshaley+FollowLettuce 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 #CompanionPlanting20Share
Rachel Nelson+FollowFixed up walkway with old bricksIt had become a tripping hazard. To save money we opted to keep the old bricks. #landscaping #walkway #home180Share
Kendra Hart+FollowBaton Rouge Designers Make National Waves!Tiek Byday, a Baton Rouge design firm (and a mother-daughter duo!), just got named one of the country’s best by House Beautiful. They’re the only Deep South team on the list and are known for creative, colorful spaces—bye, stark white! From reviving local icons like Fleur De Lis Pizza to opening a new design showroom, they’re seriously leveling up. Bonus: they didn’t even apply for this honor—House Beautiful just noticed their work! #Home #InteriorDesign #DesignStars00Share
Jenna Stark+FollowThis Flower Drives Hummingbirds (and People) WildWant a garden that smells amazing and attracts hummingbirds all summer? Plant tuberose! These gorgeous, super-fragrant white blooms are like a magnet for hummingbirds (and maybe even your neighbors). Bonus: they smell so good, they were once banned for being too seductive. Tuberose blooms from summer to fall, and its scent gets even stronger at night—perfect for a moonlit garden. Just give them sun, well-drained soil, and watch out for pests. Trust me, your garden will never be the same! #Home #GardeningTips #Hummingbirds482Share
evanshaley+FollowThe Secret to Fuller Lavender BloomsObsessed with lavender but not getting those dreamy, full blooms? Here’s the trick: mix gravel into your soil! Lavender loves well-draining, rocky soil—too much water or rich dirt actually hurts it. Skip the compost and fertilizer, add gravel for drainage, and toss in a bit of lime for the perfect pH. Your lavender will thank you with more flowers and a stronger scent. Who knew gravel was the real MVP in the garden? #Home #GardeningHacks #LavenderLove30Share
Adam Boyer+FollowYou Have to See This Rooftop DeckThis Mexican War Streets home just got a jaw-dropping makeover and it’s giving serious main-character energy. Think exposed brick, bold design, and a rooftop deck with insane views of Downtown Pittsburgh. The spiral staircase to the fourth-floor oasis? Total vibe. Plus, it’s in one of the city’s most tight-knit, walkable neighborhoods—perfect for stoop parties and epic gatherings. If you’re dreaming of hosting friends with skyline views, this place is basically your Pinterest board come to life. #Home #HomeGoals #PittsburghRealEstate10Share
William Wilkerson+FollowHow to Tell When Carrots Are ReadyEver wondered if your garden carrots are ready to pull? The secret is in the "shoulders"—when you see those thick tops poking out of the soil and the greens are 10-12 inches tall, it’s go time! Don’t rush, though—carrots can chill in the ground for weeks after maturing, and some say they get even tastier. Pro tip: water the soil before harvesting for an easier pull. Happy carrot hunting! #Home #gardeningtips #carrotharvest30Share
