Don't Build That Backyard Pizza Oven — You'll Regret It
Outdoor pizza ovens are popular, but pricey. While you can build your own, it likely will be more of a headache, and more expensive, than you might expect.
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Repurpose An Old Pair Of Hiking Boots Into The Cutest Planter
If you hike, you almost certainly have a beloved old, beat up pair of boots sitting in a closet. Don't toss them — they can become your next adorable planter.
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5 Ways To DIY A Budget-Friendly Compost Bin For Your Garden
Composting kitchen and yard waste has become increasingly popular. And while you can buy a fancy bin, there are plenty of low-cost or free DIY bin options.
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Say Goodbye To Traditional Birdbaths: Use An Old Pickle Jar For An Easy DIY Solution
Birdbaths are a wonderful addition to any yard. But if you have only a balcony or porch, or are on a tight budget, this compact DIY is the next best thing.
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The Best Way To Stop Weeds From Taking Over A Gravel Driveway
If your strategy is to pull or poison weeds as you spot them all around your gravel driveway, it's too late — they're here. But there's a better approach.
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Transform Your Run-Down Concrete Patio With A Practical DIY Project
Concrete patios are nice, but they can stain, crack, or simply look tired. Rather than replacing them, consider this alternative DIY that sits right on top.
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Not Essential Oils: There's A Smarter Way To Prevent Carpenter Bees From Drilling Into Your Deck
Carpenter bees are beneficial pollinators, but they wreak havoc on wood decks and other structures. One trick to deter them also makes your deck look fresh.
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Keep Weeds Out Of Your Concrete Driveway Cracks With A Budget Solution
Concrete driveways inevitably crack, inviting more weeds each year. This quick, affordable fix will stop weeds for many seasons, and cover up the cracks.
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Keep Wasps Away From Your Yard With A Crocheted Solution
Preventing wasps from setting up shop in your yard is easier than dealing with them once they’ve established a nest. Crochet hooks and yarn to the rescue!
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What's The Difference Between Concrete And Cement?
It’s easy to confuse cement and concrete when talking about them, but they are two different materials serving very different functions in shared projects.
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What To Know Before Using Quikrete Gravel In Your Driveway
Gravel driveways can be efficient, affordable, and attractive. Quikrete offers several options, but you need to choose the right gravel for the right job.
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Transform An Old Bathtub Into Chic Garden Furniture
Iron clawfoot bathtubs are cool, until you need to dispose of them. With this funky DIY and a little elbow grease, you can turn that tub into outdoor seating.
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Say Goodbye To Cracks In Your Concrete Driveway With This Budget Solution
Concrete driveways crack. That’s just what happens. But you can fix them yourself quickly with a few items from the hardware store for under $20.
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DIY A Charming Patio Lantern From A Tin Can
We end up with a lot of metal cans from beans cooked over a campfire or coffee for our morning porch brew. Thankfully, they can be easily repurposed.
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The Easy DIY That Can Turn Your Yard Into A Private Escape
Sometimes it's nice to have a little barrier between you and curious neighbors when you're outside. This easy, attractive DIY provides portable privacy.
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Instantly Transform Your Driveway With This Trendy Concrete Alternative
Most driveways, especially in suburban areas, are concrete. But it's not the only option. This alternative is attractive, eco-friendlier, and easier to DIY.
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The One Type Of Gravel To Never Use In Your Driveway
Opting for a gravel driveway seems easy enough: build up base layers and pour on gravel. But what type of gravel you choose can make or break the project.
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Prevent Weeds In Your Gravel With This Affordable Solution
It's so frustrating to create a pristine gravel yard or driveway, only to have weeds pushing through the next season. This easy, affordable method stops them.
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Don't Throw Out Aluminum Foil: Repurpose It Into The Perfect Campfire DIY
When backpacking or ultralight camping, every ounce and dollar counts. This quick aluminum foil hack can save a bit of both and help cook your meals faster.
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Repurpose This Thrift Store Find Into A Brilliant Hummingbird Feeder Hack
If you're looking to make the most inviting hummingbird haven on your patio or flower garden, this easy feeder trick helps protect both the birds and nectar.
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How To Prevent Birds From Ruining Your Garden (Without Hurting Them)
It's usually wonderful to see birds hopping about the yard. But if they're poking around the garden or eating seedlings, there's a free way to uninvite them.
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This DIY Solution Might Repel Pests From Your Garden (And Add Whimsy)
Looking for a way to keep pests out of your garden without adding unsightly items or ruining its style? This DIY penny ball may be just the project for you.
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Want Instant Curb Appeal? Drew Scott Shares Easy Outdoor Upgrades That Add Value
Upgrading the curb appeal of your home can feel like an overwhelming proposal. But HGTV's Drew Scott has quick, affordable touchups that work wonders.
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Repurpose Extra Pie Pans For This Easy But Beautiful Garden Project
It's easy to create these DIY outdoor decorative elements using old pie tins, and they can be customized to commemorate special occasions like birthdays.
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For Thriving Flowers And Vegetables, Try Out A Creative DIY Garden Trellis
Growing a garden is fun and rewarding whether its flowers or vegetables. Some plants climb, and you can build a DIY trellis to help them grow healthy.
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Repurpose An Old Birdcage And Turn It Into A Unique Planter
Whether you have an old birdcage in the attic or make a great yard sale find, turn it into a centerpiece of your porch or garden with this easy transformation.
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How To Transform An Old Sink Into A Gorgeous DIY Water Feature
Kitchen and bathroom remodels can lead to perfectly useful, yet no longer needed sinks. Instead of tossing it, consider repurposing it into a garden fountain.
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