The Freedom to Enjoy Life
Our aim is to share stories about ways to enhance your home & garden or to care for your family. We hope you will find inspiration from our stories and collections from our DigIt writers or curated topics that we believe represent the DigIt lifestyle, The Freedom to Dig Deep!
Upcycled Thanksgiving Décor
Posted by Allison Pezzack on
There are so many beautiful things about Fall. Of course, the colorful leaves are one. But there are so many other pretty shapes and colors in your garden at this time of year, and they can all be used to craft Thanksgiving decorations.
Getting your Garage Ready for Winter
Posted by Allison Pezzack onOver the summer, it’s easy to let sports equipment, gardening gear and more clutter up your garage, so that by back to school time, there’s no way your car will fit in there. But if you’re anything like us at Dig It Apparel, you’ll want to make space so that you don’t have to tackle a snow or ice-covered car when Winter eventually comes!
The Top Things to Do in Your Garden This Month
Posted by Allison Pezzack onWith Summer winding down, your garden can look a bit tired, but with some love your flowerbeds and veggies can keep going through this month and into next. So pull...
Good Bug Bad Bug Look-Alikes
Posted by Allison Pezzack on
Everyone knows there are some bugs that are good for the garden and some that are not. But some of the most common “good” bugs have nastier look-alikes. Here’s how to tell them apart, and tips on how to deal with the “bad” bugs in your garden. Whenever you deal with pests or the chemicals that control them, remember to protect your hands and nails by wearing Dig It® gloves.
What to do in your garden in August
Posted by Allison Pezzack onAugust is a wonderful time to seed some veggies, like peas or spinach, so you can enjoy their bounty well into the fall. Just make sure you keep harvesting regularly...
How to keep a garden going while you're on vacation
Posted by Allison Pezzack on
Your Summer vacation is coming up quickly and you're looking forward to a week or two of sunshine and relaxation. With luck you'll come home fresh and healthy and relaxed. But your garden may not fare as well while you're gone. Here are a few ideas to keep things alive and well while you're off having fun.
Composting 101
Posted by Allison Pezzack on
Composting is a double-whammy of good things in the garden. Find out how to start a compost heap yourself with this Compost 101 guide.
It's July and there's lots to do in the Garden
Posted by Allison Pezzack on
Now your garden is blooming, a little maintenance will help keep it looking beautiful this month.