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A helpful winter setup encourages regular bird visits by providing shelter and warmth when temperatures dip and natural spaces are harder to find outdoors.
Read MoreDecorating in freezing weather might seem like no fun, but this easy DIY takes advantage of the temps, giving a welcoming glow to your front porch or walkway.
Read MoreA thrifty holiday project turns a familiar garden item into outdoor decor, offering a customizable way to brighten winter spaces without bulky storage.
Read MoreHoliday wreaths can feel a little repetitive and boring. This year, consider creating a couple of simple yet stylish DIY alternatives Martha Stewart recommends.
Read MoreAs the holidays approach, most of us have a love/hate relationship with hanging outdoor lights. Drew and Jonathan Scott offer a way to make it more worthwhile.
Read MoreOversize wall art on the sides of houses, garden sheds, and fence lines is trendy. DIY a fun, summer-themed display with extra pie tins and a little paint.
Read MoreOne man's trash is another bear's treasure, and your garbage cans contain a tasty buffet for them. Here's how to keep them out of your cans with a simple tool.
Read MoreA standout native perennial is gaining major attention for its resilience, color, and role in supporting wildlife, making it a strong candidate for your garden.
Read MoreIf you’re looking at raised planters, the CedarCraft self-watering elevated spruce wood planter at Costco is an option many, but not all, people like.
Read MoreNo one wants their tomatoes to fall to the ground and spoil. Luckily, this hack can help keep that from happening and is easy enough for any gardener.
Read MoreWhen planning a patio or deck, we often think about the look of the furniture or umbrella. But don't ignore those terra cotta plant pots sitting on the rail.
Read MoreMany of us are used to breaking out the rock salt every winter and waiting for it do melt the ice, but there's a much better and quicker alternative.
Read MoreCreate an inexpensive, DIY birdbath with nothing more than a pile of stones -- here's what to know about this DIY before you make it yourself.
Read MoreBears don't only steal picnic baskets; they may be coming for your compost too. So, make sure you avoid this huge mistake and keep your yard bear-free.
Read MoreNatural materials already in your yard can become cozy winter shelters that support pollinators and small birds through some of the coldest months.
Read MoreIf you're lucky enough to live in an area with lots of trees you've probably had to deal with limbs and branches that cross property lines.
Read MoreThere are lots of ways you can avoid buying synthetic fertilizer and make your own at home: Grass clippings is one. Or head for the kitchen after dinner.
Read MoreAs winter approaches, having a constantly available birdbath for feathered visitors is a great idea. Some materials survive harsh temps better than others.
Read MoreMuch like humans, mice just want a good meal and a safe spot to stay, which makes your shed very inviting. Find out what to get rid of to keep the rodents away.
Read MoreGetting lights to sit straight when stringing them along eaves, rooflines, gutters, and porches is a pain. This hack makes a tidy line of lights a literal snap.
Read MoreIf you want to have a hearty breakfast while camping but you can't stomach the idea of cleaning pots and pans after, try this handy trick instead.
Read MorePart of the stress of hanging Christmas lights is fitting clips onto your house and getting them to stay. Using this hack, you'll have cursed your last clip.
Read MoreLooking for an easy way to add pops of color to your garden while drawing pollinators such as hummingbirds? This easy-to-grow perennial is the solution.
Read MoreRegular bird baths aren't too useful if they freeze during the winter, but birds still need to drink and bathe. You can help them with this little alternative.
Read MoreWhile snakes can be beneficial, most people don’t want to see them in their yard. Making this perch pole for predators could solve the problem.
Read MoreWinter is a great time to feed birds in your backyard with a suet feeder. Just make sure the suet stays fresh and the feeder you use is safe for birds.
Read MoreConeflowers are a huge hit among birds, pollinators, and gardeners alike. Here's what you should do if you want to make sure they bloom come spring.
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