DIY A Spooky Halloween Arch For Your Yard With The Help Of Old Pool Noodles
Those leftover pool noodles create the perfect spooky entrance for Halloween. There's no limit to your creativity with this budget-friendly DIY.
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DIY A Carnival-Inspired Bird Feeder With A Repurposed Bicycle Wheel
Give an old bicycle wheel new life with a colorful DIY project that adds whimsy to your yard while inviting birds to stop by for an adventuresome snack.
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What To Consider Before Trying To DIY A Patio Cover
Thinking of building your own patio cover? Before starting, consider the factors that can determine whether your DIY project is safe, legal, and worth it.
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How To DIY Your Own Pavers Using Old Plastic Pots
When you buy a plant from the store, it may come with a thin plastic container. You can repurpose these to DIY new paver stones for your garden or yard.
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Repurpose Your Empty Milk Jugs For This Fun Fall And Halloween Porch Decor
When the fall leaves change colors and Halloween rolls around, don't throw away those milk jugs — instead, repurpose them as frightfully fun porch decor.
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Create A Custom Campfire And Seating Area With This Wood Pallet DIY
Need some seating for your empty backyard? Well, if you've got old wooden pallets lying around, get ready to make your own DIY campfire and seating area.
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How To Turn Your Old Pot And Pan Lids Into One-Of-A-Kind Garden Art
Old pot and pan lids can take on a second life in your garden. With a little creativity, these overlooked items can become charming and durable outdoor art.
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Why You May Want To Skip Out On The DIY Marble Fence Trend
The marble fence trend looks stunning on social media, but there's a serious safety risk most DIYers don't realize. Here's what you need to know first.
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A Creative DIY Idea That'll Help You Recreate Hobby Lobby's Fall Planter Box
Hobby Lobby tastes on a shoestring budget? This DIY pulls inspiration from the store's pricy display, and allows you to create a stunning fall masterpiece.
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Why You Should Consider Building Garden Beds During Winter
Gardening might be the last thing on your mind in the dead of winter, but it may be the perfect time to build your beds. Here's what this expert says.
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DIY A Cozy Backyard Hammock By Repurposing Old Plastic Bags
Turn an everyday household item into a backyard retreat while cutting down on waste. This crafty project makes summer lounging both creative and eco-friendly.
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One Of The Best Materials To Consider For Your Outdoor Countertops
This overlooked material could be perfect for your outdoor kitchen, and it's surprisingly affordable. Plus, you don't need professional installation.
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Repurpose An Empty Candy Tube From A Past Holiday For A Simple Bird Feeder
Add a touch of whimsy to your yard with a DIY feeder that invites hummingbirds to stop, sip, and perch, all made from something you likely already have.
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How To DIY A Fire Pit That Matches Your Yard's Aesthetic And Color Palette
Stop settling for generic fire pits that clash with your beautiful yard design. Design a custom fire pit that looks like it was always meant to be there.
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How To Choose A Durable Wood For Your Outdoor Shed
Adding a shed to the yard can bring a whole new dimension to your outdoor space. But choosing the right wood for your build is its own challenge.
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Repurpose A Tired And Rusty Swing Set Frame For A DIY Porch Swing
That rusty old swing set frame doesn't have to go to the dump. With some creativity and elbow grease, it can become the most charming feature on your porch.
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Repurpose Your Old Picture Frames For A Unique Bird Feeder
DIY bird feeders are a satisfying way to repurpose objects for your feathered friends. The beauty of using picture frames is how customizable this project is.
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A Simple Method For Protecting Your Favorite Plants From Wind
Strong winds can devastate your prized plants in minutes. Discover which protective method works best to keep your plants safe in your garden.
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How To Choose The Best Type Of Sealer To Use On Your Birdbath
A birdbath is a great way to attract feathered friends, but if you want to avoid cracks, you’ll need to pick a good sealer and know how to apply it properly.
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We Tried Using An Ancient Irrigation Technique In Our Garden. Was It All It Was Cracked Up To Be?
Watering your garden regularly can get tricky when you're away for work or travel. Our writer tested a popular TikTok tactic based on an ancient technique.
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DIY A Unique Birdbath By Repurposing Your Old Bathroom Sink
Larger birdbaths are effective statement pieces in a corner of your garden, but can get pricey. If you've got an old bathroom sink, you're halfway there.
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The Type Of Birdbath Hummingbirds Are Absolutely Obsessed With
It's no secret that birds love birdbaths. Hummingbirds, however, have a strong preference for one type of birdbath over any other due to their small size.
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A Stylish DIY Planter Idea That Doubles As An Outdoor Cooler
Sitting on the porch savoring a cool drink is great. Getting up to grab another? Not so much. Solve the issue and have a place to set your drink with this DIY.
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How To Incorporate Woodscaping Into Your Backyard
Transform your ordinary backyard into a natural woodland retreat. This design trend uses both rustic found wood and modern treated lumber creatively.
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Don't Throw Away Old Plastic Nursery Pots — Turn Them Into Plant Stands
Adding plant stands to your balcony, porch, or patio's green space adds dimension, but gets pricey. But you likely have free plant stands stacked in a corner.
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Is Your Deck Falling Apart? Here's Why A Patio Might Be The Better Move
Constantly maintaining and repairing your deck is exhausting and expensive. This ground-level alternative could solve your maintenance headaches for good.
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DIY A Unique Birdbath By Repurposing Plastic Nursery Pots
Birdbaths can be expensive. Attract more birds to your yard and DIY your own by upcycling those plastic nursery pots that most gardeners have lying around.
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