A Tried-And-True Plant Combination That'll Brighten Up Your Front Yard
Some plants make great companions, and if you would like a vibrant hedge with a lot of textural interest, try pairing up these two classics.
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Ditch Chemical Fertilizers - Your Garden Will Thrive With This Natural Alternative
There are a lot of reasons to avoid store-bought fertilizers, price being one of them. This fermented emulsion is nearly free and provides a big nitrogen boost.
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Water Sources That Attract Owls And Birds To Your Yard, Even In Winter
Owls, like other birds, need water. But since they stay active all year round, you want to make sure have bathing and drinking options as the weather changes.
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A DIY Squirrel Repellent That'll Keep Them From Destroying Your Outdoor Space
Squirrels can wreak havoc on your yard, from digging up veggies to eating your bird feed. Some people recommend using this controversial DIY repellent.
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A Stunning Sun-Loving Plant That'll Attract Hummingbirds To Your Garden
A bold, beautiful ornamental perennial like this one will look great in your sunny garden. It'll also draw in hummingbirds and other pollinators to your yard.
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Help Container Hostas Thrive With A Simple Yet Unconventional Trick
Container gardening changes what hostas need to stay healthy. Understanding how conditions differ in pots helps keep those striking leaves looking their best.
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A Delicious Herb That May Be The Key To Keeping Chiggers Out Of Your Yard
Chiggers are a common yard and garden pest, but by planting a common and easy-to-grow herb, you can help keep the itchy pests out.
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Erin And Ben Napier Transform A Home Decor Staple Into A Unique DIY Birdbath
Making your own birdbaths add a personal charm to your yard, and can save money. HGTV's Erin and Ben Napier offered up this clever, decorative trick.
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Turn A Pile Of Firewood Into A Stylish Outdoor Feature With This Stacking Method
As spring arrives, it's time to secure new firewood and let it dry over the summer. You could make an ordinary woodpile. Or take a cue from Scandinavia.
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Add A Bright Pop Of Yellow Flowers To Your Beds With This Ground Cover
A burst of yellow is the perfect way to make your garden look even cheerier, and one plant is easy to manage and can provide some ground cover too.
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What To Know Before Buying A Snapper Riding Lawn Mower
After a hiatus in the United States, the Snapper lawn mower brand has made its return. If you're considering buying one, here's what you need to know.
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Plant These Trees To Turn Your Yard Into An Inviting Oasis For Owls
Owls visit your yard for food. They stick around for sleeping, nesting, and hunting purposes, if the conditions are right. These trees are prime owl habitat.
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Say Goodbye To Garden Pests With The Help Of A Common Kitchen Scrap
When dinner's over, the scraps usually go in the compost bin or trash. But there's one item you could place around your garden to get rid of several pests.
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Erin Napier's Genius Trick For A Stunning Faux-Stone Planter On A Budget
Stone planters look dramatic on a front porch, but they're expensive and heavy. HGTV's Erin Napier shared a budget-friendly hack anyone can do.
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Plants That'll Help Keep Snakes Out Of Your Yard
While snakes are often beneficial in a garden, if they're taking up residence, you may want to deter them. We've got almost two dozen plants for the job.
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Is It Possible To Grow A Pothos Outside? What You Need To Know Before Trying
Pothos plants are tropical vines normally grown as houseplants in the U.S. But if you do it right, you can enjoy these sprawling, leafy plants outdoors.
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Forget Traditional Rain Barrels: HGTV's Ben Napier Has A Much More Stylish Idea
Rain barrels are a wonderful way to let nature help you water your plants. Most are pretty boring. HGTV’s Ben Napier swiped this upgrade from his granny.
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How To Create A Glossy Paver Walkway For Instant Curb Appeal
Pavers can really elevate the aesthetic of your landscaping, and if you want them to look nicer and hold up to more stress, gloss them over with sealant.
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Turn Your Yard Into A Hummingbird Haven With The Help Of An Easy-To-Grow Flower
Attracting hummingbirds to your yard or garden depends a lot on what kind of nectar you're offering them, and this yellow flower is a hummingbird magnet.
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This Common Garage Item Makes A Surprisingly Good Garden Trellis Alternative
Store-bought trellises aren't cheap, especially if you need several. This quick, super-cheap DIY could be standing in your garage just waiting to be upcycled.
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The Best Method For Removing Stains From An Artificial Turf Lawn
Artificial lawns require less maintenance than traditional grass lawns, but that doesn't mean they can't get dirty. Here's a simple way to get rid of stains.
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How To Know If Your Plants Have Thrips And How To Get Rid Of Them
Thrips are a difficult pest problem to spot, let alone to treat properly. If you suspect them, here's how to diagnose and treat an infestation.
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The Outdoor Feature HGTV's Drew Scott Says Is A Waste In Small Yards
While adorning a small yard or outdoor space with furniture and decorative items can make it feel bigger, HGTV's Drew Scott warns against this common feature.
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2 Hydrangea Plants That Thrive In The Shade (And 3 That Need Sun)
Hydrangeas add beauty, height, and even privacy to a yard or garden. But to get the most out of them, you need to know before you plant how much sun is best.
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Keep Rabbits Out Of Your Garden With The Help Of A Spice Cabinet Essential
While rabbits are adorable, they can quickly wreak havoc on gardens. One safe, non-toxic method to deter them is probably already in your spice rack.
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DIY A Rustic Planter With The Help Of Old Fence Pickets
Old fence pickets can do more than border your yard. With a few tools and creativity, they can transform into a garden piece that adds charm and character.
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How To Save Your Hydrangeas After Winter Frost Damage
While hydrangeas are pretty cold tolerant, a deep freeze can cause damage. Don’t panic! You can still save all or part of the plant, if you take your time.
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