Peel-and-stick (or removable) wallpaper seems like a modern, more doable alternative to traditional wallpaper. But is it easier to install? We asked the pros. Credit:Marty Baldwin Marty Baldwin Peel-and-stick wallpaper is one of the biggest home decor trends right now, and for good reason. It also doesnt require professional installation and iseasier to install yourself than traditional wallpaperor is it? Heres what the experts have to say. Credit: Betsie Van der Meer / Getty Images...

This herb-infused oil might be just what your pizza has been missing. There is a secret ingredient that may take your homemade pizza to the next level: pizza oil. LightFieldStudios/Getty Images What Is Pizza Oil? Credit:LightFieldStudios/Getty Images Simply put, pizza oil is typically anolive oilinfused with ingredients that complement the classic flavors of pizza. Pizza oil either amplifies the flavors already present in the pizza or completes the flavor profile with complementary ingredients....

Bradford pear trees have several undesirable qualities you may want to avoid. Edward Palm / Getty Images Bradford pear trees are the trees people love to hate. Plus, how beautiful are those white flowers? Credit:Edward Palm / Getty Images Here’s what I learned. In fact, it’s so popular that the two terms are pretty much used interchangeably by the public. It was a favorite of landscapers and municipal planners alike for several reasons....

Protein is well-loved for its satiating powers. It’s more filling than carbs, although gram-for-gram each delivers the same number of calories. Can protein powders help with weight loss? Credit: vovashevchuk/Getty Images saysChris Mohr, RD, of MohrResults.com. “Are they necessary for weight loss? It depends on how they’re used.” Credit: Arx0nt/Getty Images What Is Protein Powder? Protein powders are pretty much what their name impliespowdered forms of protein that come from plant and/or animal sources....

Well help decode two common types. Here, we’ll walk you through how to shop the shelves for the best-qualityolive oil. Plus, we’re sharing the common terms you may see on olive oil labels. Credit:Kelsey Hansen What Is Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO)? But it comes with a heftier price tag than other olive oils. Its the preferred oil of many chefs, especially in Italy and Greece. Credit:Jason Donnelly The color of olive oil does not indicate quality....

If you missed the spring home-buying window, are you really out of luck? We asked a real estate pro whether peak home-buying season even exists anymore. Does location still matter most? Credit:Jessica Poulos Should you remodel your home to suit your tastes, or for resale value? Are starter homes still a thing? We all have plenty of questions about the ever-changing world of real estate. Plenty has changed about the housing market: Why wouldnt peak buying and selling season change, too?...

Wondering if thyme is a perennial that comes back after winter? Here’s what to know. Thyme is actually a large group of herbaceous and evergreen plants with both upright and trailing or spreading varieties. Credit:Matthew Benson is yes, thyme plants are perennials that can live for many years. That’s because the culinary punch in of thyme(Thymus vulgaris)comes in many varieties. Perhaps the most commonly seen are summer thyme and winter thyme....

Here’s how long you’re able to expect verbena to last in your garden. The answer depends on which throw in of verbena you’re growing and your local climate. Here’s how long you could expect your verbena plants to last. Credit:Justin Hancock Justin Hancock Is Verbena a Perennial? Verbena is a diverse group of plantswith both annual and perennial species. They can bloom for weeks and attract pollinators. Credit: Justin Hancock...

The classic material is back with a contemporary twist. And now, roughly half a century later, its back in style. Brie Williams Why Is Wicker Back in Style? Credit:Joyelle West Interior designers have fully embraced the wicker comeback, in part because the material is so versatile. “The fact that its a woven material gives it the flexibilityliterally and figurativelyto be playful and sculptural. She elaborates on her obsession, revealing her secrets to making wicker work in the modern era....

Find out if wood ash is good for the garden and how to use it effectively to fertilize plants. While the ash from wildfires can help nourish new growth, is wood ash good for the garden? Yes, the ashes from your wood-burning fireplace can helpimprove your garden soil. Credit:Helin Loik-Tomson / Getty Images The following expert tips will help you use wood ash in the garden safely and effectively. Chelsea McKinleyis a plant health specialist at theU....

Spot problems with your foundation early so you might make repairs before they worsen. A small crack in the foundation might worsen over time, leading to leaks andwater intrusion. Foundations can even start to sink on one or more sides, forcing the structure off balance. Credit:nsj-images/Getty Images Before foundation problems worsen, use this guide to identify eight signs your foundation might need repair. Cracked Drywall Minor vertical cracks in the drywall might appear over time without any real cause for concern....

Lawn looking crispy and dead in hot, dry summer weather? Dont worry, its supposed to. Lush, green lawns are such inviting places to play and relax.Come outside, they seem to say. Credit:Marty Baldwin Bring acold drinkandkick back in the hammock. But keeping grass so lush and green often requires fertilizers, pesticides, and waterlots and lots of water. Ready for a shock? Credit:Andy Lyons how much you water in summer. Most grasses are well-adapted to drier conditions....

Here’s how to know whether your slow-to-grow plant is dead or dormant. Here are 5 tips to help you determine if a plant is still dormant orready for the compost pile. Brittle branches are a sign that a portion of the plant is no longer filled with life-giving moisture. Credit:Helin Loik-Tomson / Getty Images Break off a small portion of a twig in question. Does it break easily, separating from the plant with a quick flick of your wrist?...