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  • Full view of two hiking sticks in grass

    DIY Your Own Hiking Stick For A Fun And Stunning Project

    Crafting your own hiking stick transforms a simple trail walk into a creative adventure that blends patience, artistry, and outdoor inspiration.

    By Adrian Suppes 2 months ago Read More
  • Bird splashes in a bath

    DIY A Bubbler Birdbath For Your Garden With This No-Drill Hack

    DIY birdbaths can sometimes be fairly complicated or involve extra power tools. But this charming version just requires a water pump and some creativity.

    By Kathy Adams 2 months ago Read More
  • A line of hedges installed in a backyard for added privacy

    How To Choose Between Hedges And Fences For Extra Backyard Privacy

    Looking to make your backyard feel more private? Exploring the strengths of hedges and fences can help you shape a space that feels both functional and inviting

    By Nina Phillips 2 months ago Read More
  • Garden flag depicting a chipmunk and flowers

    How To Turn Your Dollar Tree Flag Into Adorable Backyard Decor

    Making your own affordable decorative elements for the backyard can bring a sense of satisfaction, plus you get to have a little fun along the way.

    By Kathy Adams 2 months ago Read More
  • A brown bird on the edge of a birdbath

    Homeowner Shares One-Of-A-Kind Mosaic Birdbath DIY: 'Time Well Spent!'

    This DIY mosaic birdbath earned lots of praise on social media, and it's easy to see why. However, is this colorful and unique creation practical?

    By Cayla Leonard 2 months ago Read More
  • outdoor faucet covered in snow

    How To Prepare Your Outdoor Plumbing And Faucet For Winter Weather

    No one wants frozen pipes during the winter. Find out what you should do to protect your outdoor plumbing before the temperature dips below freezing.

    By Danno Wise 2 months ago Read More
  • A fence with panels knocked down by a tree

    Super Costly Fence-Building Mistakes You Really Need To Avoid

    From bad post spacing to poor materials and uneven ground, avoid expensive do-overs with these tips on common fence-building mistakes.

    By Daniel Warden 2 months ago Read More
  • Deep snow hangs down from a roof

    The Roof Snow Removal Trick That May Be Worth The Effort

    When snow builds up on your roof, there is a risk of damage, and a safety risk below. Do not climb up on the roof! Instead grab this handy item and make it fun.

    By Kathy Adams 2 months ago Read More
  • Path of rhombus pavers through the grass

    The Closet Staple That'll Make Removing Patio Pavers A Breeze

    Patio pavers can be cumbersome, especially when you're trying to grab hold of them for extraction. Removing them is a lot easier with this surprising tool.

    By Cayla Leonard 2 months ago Read More
  • Fruit trees in a yard covered in frost and snow

    The First Aid Kit Essential That'll Help Protect Your Younger Trees From Frost

    Young trees are more susceptible to damage during winter's sunny days and frosty nights. But you can help protect them with a literal first aid kit product.

    By Kathy Adams 2 months ago Read More
  • Folgers plastic coffee can on a post in a garden

    Repurpose An Old Coffee Container And Turn It Into A Simple Bird Feeder

    Some DIY bird feeders are so complex, you'd be better off buying store bought versions. But this hack just requires you to finish off your morning cup of joe.

    By Nancy Schaffer 3 months ago Read More
  • diy deck stairs being built

    How To DIY Functional Deck Stairs For Your Backyard

    Building deck stairs takes patience and precision, but with the right measurements and a few tips, you can create a sturdy staircase that lasts for years.

    By Meghan Allsopp 3 months ago Read More
  • Empty mason jars outside

    A DIY Patio Lantern Idea That'll Make Use Of Your Old Belt And A Jar

    Outdoor hanging lanterns and string lights add loads of nighttime ambience to any size space. Instead of springing for store-bought versions, make your own!

    By Tyler Palicia 3 months ago Read More
  • rotten and damaged wood in need of repair

    The Best Method For Bringing Your Damaged Planter Boxes Back To Life

    Weather and wear don’t have to spell the end for your garden boxes. With the right care, even old planters can be restored to look and perform like new.

    By Megan Newton 3 months ago Read More
  • A vertical wooden fence with dark shadows from trees and bushes

    How To Choose Between WPC And Plastic Lumber For Your Backyard Fence

    Your backyard fence can look timeless or modern depending on the material you choose and these two popular options each bring something different to the table.

    By Nina Phillips 3 months ago Read More
  • A man relaxing in hot tub

    A DIY Pergola Idea That'll Add Privacy To Your Backyard Hot Tub

    Create a private backyard escape where your hot tub feels secluded and serene. A stylish structure can boost comfort, shade, and the overall vibe of your space.

    By Nicole Wisniewski 3 months ago Read More
  • a gardener places a plant in a raised garden bed

    The Simple Ancient Gardening Technique You'll Wish You Tried Sooner

    Gardeners have been creating hacks and tricks for thousands of years. This German technique dates back to the Middle Ages, and really it couldn't be simpler.

    By Adrian Suppes 3 months ago Read More
  • Stack of cement stones

    An Affordable DIY Bench That'll Take Your Outdoor Space To The Next Level

    Create a charming backyard centerpiece using simple materials and a little ingenuity. This DIY cement bench transforms any outdoor space into a cozy retreat.

    By Tyler Palicia 3 months ago Read More
  • Tomatoes on the vine

    A Cost-Effective Method That Can Quickly Transform A Tomato Garden

    Without a little structure, tomato plants can turn your garden bed into a tangled mess, and leave the plant susceptible to disease. This simple DIY can help.

    By Tyler Palicia 3 months ago Read More
  • Vintage tea set on patio

    How To Turn Vintage Teacups Into A Beautiful Rain Chain

    Vintage teacups and a few simple tools are all you need to create a garden feature that’s equal parts functional, decorative, and beautifully unexpected.

    By Megan Newton 3 months ago Read More
  • A patio made out of pavers

    Pros And Cons To Know Before Installing Heat-Resistant Pavers In Your Backyard

    When it’s time to set down pavers for a path, patio, pool, or fire pit, you have a lot of choices. Heat-resistant pavers are ideal, but have some drawbacks.

    By Baylee Bunce 3 months ago Read More
  • A plant with significant signs of pest activity

    Repurpose Pool Noodles And An Old Trampoline With A Creative Gardening Project

    An old trampoline can do more than gather dust. With a few pool noodles and some creativity, you can make a unique garden feature that protects your plants.

    By Megan Newton 3 months ago Read More
  • Grow bag with basil

    Repurpose An Old Dog Crate To Build A Nice-Looking Trellis For Your Grow Bags

    Garden trellises are an ideal platform for climbing plants cultivated in grow bags. If you have an unused wire dog cage sitting around, you're halfway there.

    By Tyler Palicia 3 months ago Read More
  • A pot broken on its side

    A DIY Garden Edging Idea That'll Make Use Of Your Broken Plant Pots

    Each season, breaking a few terracotta pots is inevitable. Bury small shards in soil for drainage, but save the big pieces for this creative edging project.

    By Baylee Bunce 3 months ago Read More
  • A leftover jack-o'-lantern sitting on a moss covered rock

    8 Things To Do With Those Leftover Holiday Pumpkins

    If you’re like us, it takes a while to toss the season’s pumpkins. The good news is, there are lots of ways to get a little more life (or meals) out of them.

    By Amanda Ketola 3 months ago Read More
  • Used paint cans on a table out in the back yard with hedges and other homes in the background

    A Must-Try DIY Bird Feeder That'll Make Use Of Your Empty Paint Cans

    A DIY bird feeder is a great way to involve kids in attracting and caring for your yard's feathered friends. This easy project also repurposes old paint cans

    By Alisha Land 3 months ago Read More
  • a rat clings to a bird feeder

    A Must-Try Trick For Keeping Rats Away From Your Bird Feeder

    Birds love to chow down on seeds from your yard's feeder. The only problem? So do rats. Here's how you can keep these pesky rodents at bay.

    By Megan Newton 3 months ago Read More
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