12 Leaf Removal Tools To Make The Fall Chore Bearable
These tools make fall leaf cleanup faster and less frustrating, whether it's a rake that doesn't clog, a solution for bagging, or a collector for big yards.
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Say Goodbye To Wasps Without Chemicals: DIY A Wasp Trap With Items You Already Have
If your yard is being plagued by wasps, and you want to avoid chemicals, this easy DIY trap requires just three simple household ingredients and a soda bottle.
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Say Goodbye To Traditional Birdbaths: Use An Old Plate For An Easy DIY Solution
Large plates, especially vintage versions, often have a concave contour. That fact alone makes them prime candidates for use as part of an easy DIY birdbath.
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10 Places To Hike In Colorado For Beginners
Colorado is known for towering Rocky Mountain peaks and dramatic desert outcrops. If you're new to hiking, there are plenty of trails for all skill levels.
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10 Must-Have Bass Pro Shops Finds For First-Time Customers
Walking into a Bass Pro Shops the first time can be daunting, when stores are up to 535,000 square feet. We've got the essentials you shouldn't leave without.
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Say Goodbye To Hand-Pulling: A Faster, Old-School Way To Remove Weeds From Your Garden
Gardening tools have evolved greatly over the centuries, but this old-fashioned tool’s usefulness and weed removal speed still hold up decades later.
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Don't Throw Out Leftover Tuna Cans — Reuse Them To Make Charming DIY Outdoor Lights
With this easy DIY, you can turn empty tuna cans into outdoor lights that emit a soft glow. They can be placed in planters or even along a garden path.
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Man Uses Home Depot Finds To Fix His Bumpy Lawn
An uneven lawn can lead to pooling water and other problems. But you don’t need a lot of fancy equipment to fix it: Just head to your home and garden store.
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The Driveway Material That's Nearly Impossible To Crack
That concrete driveway looked pristine at first, but now it’s all cracked. Instead of spot repairs, resurface it with this flexible, sustainable material.
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Not Birdseed: The Feature That Can Attract Birds To Your Birdbath
Setting a birdbath out on the lawn isn’t a guarantee birds will come calling. Add this mix of flowers and shrubs, and it makes the space much more inviting.
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Boomers Grew Up Making These 4 Backyard DIYs — Now They're Nearly Forgotten
Postwar America saw baby boomers and their parents doing more DIY projects for their backyards, but some of these design choices are rarely seen these days.
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What Shopping At Bass Pro Shops Was Like In The '70s And '80s
For outdoor enthusiasts, especially anglers, it’s hard to imagine a world without Bass Pro Shops. But in the '70s and ‘80s, this chain looked very different.
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10 Simple Guidelines First-Time Campers Need To Know
Camping is more popular than ever, including a lot of first-timers. From checking gear to camp setup, these tips will make your trip much more enjoyable.
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If You See A Blue Porch Light, This Is What It Means
If you’ve driven around and seen a bunch of front porches with blue lights, it’s likely the community is paying tribute to these hard-working professionals.
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Not Water Bottles: This Is How Boomers Grew Up Drinking Water Outdoors
Kids played hard outside in the last half of the 20th century. Without plastic bottles and Stanley cups, boomers got resourceful with their water sources.
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The 5 Best Ways To Remove Anthills In Your Yard Without Pesticides
Anthills disrupt your lawn, creating a risk to people and pets. Instead of pesticides, try these hacks using household cleaners and natural ingredients.
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5 Camping Rules Campers Break In The First 10 Minutes
As everyone spills out of the car or RV at a campsite, it's easy to let chaos reign. Knowing camp etiquette is especially important in these first moments.
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The Tool That Promises To Turn Your Lawn Mower Into An Aerator
Aerating a yard can be a laborious chore, usually done after mowing the whole lawn. This specialized, compact tool lets you complete both tasks at once.
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Campers Use A Smart Trick To Stay Cool On Hot Summer Nights
Camping in the summer can be fun, or a sweaty, miserable time. With this cooling trick from your pet store, at least your afternoon naps will be comfy.
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It's Peak West Nile Virus Season In The US: Here's How You Can Protect Yourself
West Nile virus has been a significant concern all summer, but September is peak season for the mosquito-borne disease. Take control by protecting yourself.
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Amazon's Smart Solution For Sharpening Lawn Mower Blades Without Removing Them
There are various methods for sharpening your lawn mower blades. But this cordless handheld tool from Amazon makes the process faster, easier, and more precise.
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Not Jetty Park: The Peaceful Florida Campground With Dolphins & Rocket Launch Views
Sitting in one spot to watch pods of dolphins play while rockets soar into space may seem improbable, but it happens at this east central Florida campground.
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What Does It Mean When A Lawn Mower Pops?
A lawn mower sputtering, popping, and backfiring might seem super serious. But the good news is, most of the time it’s something you can easily fix yourself.
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Think Twice Before Letting AI Decide Your Hiking Route
It seems like planning a hike — complete with route, supplies, and timelines — is an ideal use of an AI chatbot. But the risks may outweigh the benefits.
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What Is A Yellow Lantern Used For?
While a bright white lantern might seem ideal when navigating a campsite at night, there are many practical reasons a less intense yellow light is useful.
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5 Long-Living Flowers That Can Survive Direct Sunlight
Direct sun means soil dries out and sensitive flowers can burn. These five perennials not only thrive in the sun but they can continue to return for decades.
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Say Goodbye To Wasps & Hornets With A Natural Solution They Can't Survive
Dealing with a wasp nest under your eaves or in your garage can be stressful. Kill wasps from a distance with this powerful and green DIY method.
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Say Goodbye To Traditional Lanterns: Transform An Old Pickle Jar With Crayons
Instead of spending good money for decorative patio table lanterns, you can DIY a beautifully textured version just by using a white crayon and clear sealer.
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Boomers Grew Up With These Camping Items That Almost No One Uses Anymore
Boomers came of age in the 1950s and '60s, and they went camping a lot. 60 years of tech evolution means such clunky, hand-powered gear doesn’t fly today.
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Say Goodbye To Traditional Birdbaths: Turn A Plastic Pumpkin Into A Fall DIY
Finding a birdbath with a fall or Halloween theme is tough. Good news: You can easily DIY one using a plastic trick-or-treat bucket for some seasonal flair.
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