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Fruit trees are wonderful, but they require a lot of space to thrive. If you're restricted to a patio or small back yard, consider citrus you can grow in a pot.
Read MoreWhen hiking and backpacking, weight and convenience matter. Of course you should have quality gear, but don't overlook the power of the peanut butter jar.
Read MoreIf you're driving or camping in bear country, odds are good you'll get close to a bear. Just because you're inside a car doesn't mean you shouldn't be alert.
Read MoreGearing 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.
Read MoreTrying 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.
Read MoreWhile 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.
Read MoreSure, you have plants that hummingbirds or honeybees love. But this flowering herb not only attracts a variety of pollinators, your cooking will benefit too.
Read MoreCar camping requires preparation and planning. There are lots of pitfalls between you and a perfect getaway, but avoid these mistakes, and you're halfway there.
Read MoreThere's nothing better than chomping into a ripe piece of fresh fruit you grew yourself. There's nothing worse than finding out mice have beaten you to it.
Read MorePacking the car for a camping trip can be a study in chaos. Even when you think you have everything you need, it's worth doubling up on these three items.
Read MoreAs winter wraps up, gardeners get antsy to start planting. But it's important to pay attention to your local final frost schedule to allow plants to thrive.
Read MoreWhile most of your gardening tasks wrap up as winter progresses, it could be just the right time to pay attention to your dormant fruit trees.
Read MoreMany fruit trees in North America need a cold snap to go dormant, but it can get too cold, particularly up north. Turn to this cold-hardy tree for success.
Read MoreSeed saving is an ancient tradition you can do at home with many plants and vegetables. But proper storage is essential, or all your hard work was in vain.
Read MoreWhen Tennessee is often associated with Elvis or Dollywood, this northeastern chunk of the state is home to world-class climbing, rafting, and beautiful hiking.
Read MoreIf a bear won't leave your yard, learn which agency to call for safe, humane help to remove the unwanted visitor — and to ensure it doesn't return.
Read MoreSleeping in your car is an economical option, but when it's chilly, things get complicated. Sleep more comfortably by doing one thing before calling it a night.
Read MoreWith impending winter storms and deep freezes, it's important to protect your plants and lawn. But don't forget about exposed outdoor pipes and faucets.
Read MoreFragrant rosemary in July is so magical, it's worth ensuring your Mediterranean plants make it safely through winter. With a little foresight, they'll be fine.
Read MoreIf pests like aphids and whiteflies are attacking your plants, don't reach for a commercial pesticide: It's cheaper and safer to head to the kitchen instead.
Read MoreA bear cub (or three) wandering into your yard can be adorable. But not only do you know mama is nearby, it can be surprisingly unsafe for the curious cub(s).
Read MoreWinter camping can be one the most fun, peaceful experiences possible. But things can quickly turn south during a snow storm, so it's important you stay calm.
Read MoreScoring a campsite in America's most popular national parks requires a lot of luck, months in advance. But there are ways to grab a last-minute reservation.
Read MoreThe number of people wearing helmets while skiing and snowboarding has risen dramatically in the past decade. It's a good thing, but what does the science say?
Read MoreIf you've got a box of extra PVC pipes and fittings sitting your shed or garage from a previous project, you're halfway to creating your own drip system.
Read MoreIf you've ever wanted to dive into creating your own outdoor furniture, a picnic table is a great place to start. The design is simple and the results stunning.
Read MoreAs winter approaches, frost becomes an issue for late-harvest plants, or those you're nursing into spring. Cold frames and hoop tunnels help keep plants toasty.
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