Why March Could Be The Worst Time To Hike In These Parts Of The US
Days are getting longer, the weather is getting warmer, and hikers are getting antsy to hit the trail. But March might be too early in these areas.
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Is It Possible To Grow A Pothos Outside? What You Need To Know Before Trying
Pothos plants are tropical vines normally grown as houseplants in the U.S. But if you do it right, you can enjoy these sprawling, leafy plants outdoors.
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Forget Traditional Rain Barrels: HGTV's Ben Napier Has A Much More Stylish Idea
Rain barrels are a wonderful way to let nature help you water your plants. Most are pretty boring. HGTV’s Ben Napier swiped this upgrade from his granny.
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How To Create A Glossy Paver Walkway For Instant Curb Appeal
Pavers can really elevate the aesthetic of your landscaping, and if you want them to look nicer and hold up to more stress, gloss them over with sealant.
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Turn Your Yard Into A Hummingbird Haven With The Help Of An Easy-To-Grow Flower
Attracting hummingbirds to your yard or garden depends a lot on what kind of nectar you're offering them, and this yellow flower is a hummingbird magnet.
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This Common Garage Item Makes A Surprisingly Good Garden Trellis Alternative
Store-bought trellises aren't cheap, especially if you need several. This quick, super-cheap DIY could be standing in your garage just waiting to be upcycled.
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The Best Method For Removing Stains From An Artificial Turf Lawn
Artificial lawns require less maintenance than traditional grass lawns, but that doesn't mean they can't get dirty. Here's a simple way to get rid of stains.
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How To Know If Your Plants Have Thrips And How To Get Rid Of Them
Thrips are a difficult pest problem to spot, let alone to treat properly. If you suspect them, here's how to diagnose and treat an infestation.
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This DIY Bird Feeder Idea Needs One Small Fix To Work
One easy method for making a simple bird feeder cleverly upcycles household trash, but there's one flaw in the simplest design. Thankfully, it's an easy fix.
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These Common Driveway Materials Make Snow Removal Even Easier
Shoveling a driveway is never fun. But if you live in an area with lots of snow each year, it's worth considering one of these surfaces for easier shoveling.
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The Outdoor Feature HGTV's Drew Scott Says Is A Waste In Small Yards
While adorning a small yard or outdoor space with furniture and decorative items can make it feel bigger, HGTV's Drew Scott warns against this common feature.
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2 Hydrangea Plants That Thrive In The Shade (And 3 That Need Sun)
Hydrangeas add beauty, height, and even privacy to a yard or garden. But to get the most out of them, you need to know before you plant how much sun is best.
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Campers Say These 13 Costco Finds Are Always Worth Buying
Gearing up for camping is a balance between quality equipment, cost, and comfort. An all-in-one spot like Costco can help, with several well-rated items.
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Keep Rabbits Out Of Your Garden With The Help Of A Spice Cabinet Essential
While rabbits are adorable, they can quickly wreak havoc on gardens. One safe, non-toxic method to deter them is probably already in your spice rack.
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DIY A Rustic Planter With The Help Of Old Fence Pickets
Old fence pickets can do more than border your yard. With a few tools and creativity, they can transform into a garden piece that adds charm and character.
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How To Save Your Hydrangeas After Winter Frost Damage
While hydrangeas are pretty cold tolerant, a deep freeze can cause damage. Don’t panic! You can still save all or part of the plant, if you take your time.
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Could There Be Snake Eggs In Your Yard? How To Spot Them Before It's Too Late
If you come across a clutch of eggs in the grass, you might have discovered snake eggs. Or perhaps turtle, turkey, or quail. The differences are easy to spot.
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A Common Kitchen Staple That Can Help Speed Up Your Tomato Harvest
Growing your own tomatoes is a long labor of love, but if you want your plants to ripen a little faster, then just use this common kitchen item.
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With Its Scarlet Blooms, This Flower Is A Vibrant Way To Attract Hummingbirds
Certain flowers grab the attention of hummingbirds and transform your garden into a haven for them. This one has the added benefit of beautifying the space.
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Avoid These Common Outdoor Plumbing Issues Before They Cost You
While there are natural disaster risks to outdoor plumbing you can’t prevent, many issues can be avoided or made less severe with a little bit of planning.
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How To Tell The Difference Between Annuals And Perennials In Your Garden
Trying to figure out which plants in your garden are annuals and which are perennials? Here's what to look for throughout the year to determine which is which.
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Jenny Marrs' Budget-Friendly Tip For Upgrading Your Landscaping
HGTV's Jenny Marrs is full of great ideas to improve your yard. While some of these upgrades can get quite pricey, this landscaping trick doesn't have to be.
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Why You Should Reconsider Pruning Your Plants After Heavy Rain
While you might be itching to get out in the garden once a heavy storm passes, it's best to wait a bit. You could be doing more harm than good otherwise.
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Can You Take A Rental Car On A Road Trip? Here's What You Need To Know
Sometimes renting a car is just easier than using your own. But before you head out on the open road, double check if you can take the rental where you want.
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A Lesser-Known Hydrangea Variety That'll Thrive In Your Clay Soil Garden
It can be difficult finding your new favorite plant if you're restricted to clay-based soil, but fortunately this gorgeous hydrangea thrives in it.
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Always Save Your Used Coffee Grounds: Here Are The Plants That Love Them
Used coffee grounds don't need to go in the garbage. Naturally, you can add them to compost, but some plants actually love grounds in a variety of formats.
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The Natural Winter-Safety Option HGTV's Mike Holmes Prefers Over Salt
The default method for dealing with snow and ice on your driveway is to spread lots of rock salt. But HGTV’s Mike Holmes says there’s a better, safer way.
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In-Ground Or In Containers: How To Choose The Best Place To Plant Roses
Roses aren't only meant to be grown in soil in your yard. Here is how to decide whether to plant them in-ground or in containers around your home.
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Turn An Old Shoebox Lid Into A Feeder Birds Will Love
Tray bird feeders are a great way to attract ground-feeding birds. This easy, kid-friendly DIY makes use of materials you probably already have.
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How To Grow Thriving Sweet Potatoes In Your Vegetable Garden
Sweet potatoes are surprisingly easy to grow if you look for the right spot in your garden with ideal conditions, taking into account soil temperature.
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