Suppress Weeds In Your Garden Paths With The Help Of A Common Kitchen Staple
Sheet mulching is one way to deter weeds, using landscape fabric or good old-fashioned cardboard. If you've got neither on hand, head to the kitchen drawer.
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How To Turn Your Old Deck Railing Into A Rustic Birdhouse Stand
If you want to invite birds to make their home in your yard, you don't need many supplies or building experience, you can whip it up easily with these tools.
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Avoid A Pinch Flat On The Mountain Trail With This Affordable DIY
Pinch flats are the bane of mountain bikers, when a tube gets caught between the rim and the tire. But this old-school trick helps prevent them from happening.
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Attract More Birds To Your Yard With The Help Of A Must-Plant Privacy Hedge
Creating your own private aviary is a bit out of reach, but you can make the next best thing by planting this border hedge that birds happen to love.
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How Much Hiking The PCT Really Costs In 2026
If you’re planning a dream thru-hike along the Pacific Crest Trail, budgeting is important. Here's how much food, gear, and transportation will set you back.
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What Are Tree Tomatoes And How To Grow Them In Your Own Garden
Tree tomatoes are a large fruit that taste like a sweet, pungent, tomato. But growing them at home is much different than growing the popular salad ingredient.
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The Beautiful Ground Cover That You'll Regret Planting In Your Yard
Using plants as ground covering is a great alternative to a traditional lawn. There's a beautiful plant, though, that you should avoid installing at all costs.
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We May Have Found The Best Fishing Spot In Hawaii
Most people know Oahu for its beaches, world-class surfing and resorts. But some of Hawaii's best fishing is scattered around the island.
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13 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Bird Feeders And Birdhouses In Your Garden
Having bird feeders and birdhouses around the yard means some will outlive their purpose. Don't toss them: Give them new life with these creative upcycles.
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How Much Hiking The AT Really Costs In 2026
Thru-hiking the 2,200-mile long Appalachian Trail is the dream of many trail fans. But the half-year journey isn’t free. In this economy, it isn’t even cheap.
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5 Types Of Spider Webs You Actually Want In Your Yard
Spiders weave different styles of webs for different hunting tactics. Identifying the web helps identify if its maker is a beneficial neighbor or a pest.
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Say Goodbye To Weeds With A Clever Natural Solution
While weed killing and suppression can end up costing a lot, there's a free solution that works well and for a long time. You may already have it in your yard.
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The Real Reason REI Is Closing Some Stores In 2026
REI announced it will be closing a handful of stores in 2026. While individual stores take the hit, it reflects bigger issues facing outdoor retail.
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Brighten Up Your Shady Garden With The Help Of This Plant's Colorful Foliage
Filling your garden beds with hostas is one way to bring color into a shady garden, but this leafy plant does an even better job of brightening things up.
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The Adorable Reason Kids Are So Good At Rock Climbing
If you've ever watched kids scramble up a climbing wall or rock face like tiny pros and felt a bit jealous, don't: They have special built-in advantages.
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Costco Is Selling A Stunning Copper Birdbath — Is It Actually Worth The Price?
If you're looking for a relatively affordable copper birdbath, Costco has one you might want to check out. Here's what verified purchasers have to say about it.
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A Pink Flowering Tree That'll Add Low-Maintenance Shade To Your Yard
This low-maintenance tree provides beautiful spring blooms and is relatively easy to care for, requiring very little in the way of pruning.
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The Attractive DIY Solution That'll Hide The Eyesore Of Outdoor Trash Cans
No matter how attractive your garbage cans are, they still don't add much to your yard's vibe sitting outside. This DIY structure includes a bonus feature.
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Keep Bugs Out Of Your Vegetable Garden With The Help Of A Bathroom Staple
It's frustrating when birds or insects ravage your hard-earned fruits and vegetables in the garden. For a non-chemical solution, just reach into the shower.
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The Best Time Of Year For Mountain Biking
Spring thaws make us want to pull out the mountain bike and hit the trails. But the best time of year for biking in your area depends on a lot of factors.
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How To Care For Your Lawn After Dethatching Your Yard
Dethatching your yard can be quite the process, but you have more work to do when you're done. Your lawn is vulnerable and needs caring for directly after.
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Is Costco's Starter Kayak Worth Buying?
Costco offers a kayak from Lifetime that is designed for ease of use and stability, and is particularly geared towards anglers. Here's what the reviews say.
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Why You Should Avoid Using Mesh Garden Netting And What To Use Instead
Mesh garden netting might seem useful, but it can quietly create bigger problems in your backyard, affecting the balance between plants and wildlife.
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A Low-Growing Perennial Plant That'll Thrive In The Shady Areas Of Your Lawn
Just because your lawn doesn't get much sunshine doesn't mean you can't grow some beautiful plants. Need proof? Give this shade-loving perennial a go.
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What To Do If You See A Snake On The Trail (And The One Thing To Never Do)
Hiking means wildlife encounters, and that's a good thing. But if there's a snake stretched across your trail, you'll want to know what to do and not do.
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DIY A Simple 2-Ingredient Fertilizer That Adds Calcium To Your Garden Soil
This simple two-ingredient trick reuses some common kitchen waste as fertilizer, to nourish your plants and make your gardening more sustainable.
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The Rare Succulent Ground Cover That'll Look Amazing In Your Yard
This rare succulent ground cover will add texture and bursts of color to your yard with its fleshy pink rosettes, which can grow to 5 inches in diameter.
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The Classic Campfire Mistake All Beginners Make
A campfire is a fun and relaxing focal point for many outings. But getting it lit and keeping it going can be incredibly frustrating for first-timers.
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How To DIY Mulch For Your Garden With The Help Of Green Tea Leaves
A simple kitchen leftover can support healthier soil and help your garden thrive, offering a waste-reducing way to nourish plants and soil naturally.
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The Outdoor Feature Jeremiah Brent Says Will Upgrade Your Space
Though his focus is on interior design, Jeremiah Brent brings that same sensibility outdoors with a stylish suggestion for upgrading any space, large or small.
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