DIY An Elegant Bird Feeder With The Help Of These Glassware Staples
There are all kinds of DIY bird feeders, but this glassware option will be like artwork for your yard or garden. And it's simpler than you might imagine.
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These Dazzling Magenta Geraniums Are A Great Addition To Your Fuss-Free Garden
If you’re looking for a pretty plant that will add a nice magenta pop to your garden, these gorgeous geraniums are incredibly easy to grow and care for.
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What To Consider Before Buying A Lawn Sweeper For Your Yard
If you haven't checked out lawn sweepers, you may be missing out on the best thing for a well-manicured lawn since the rake. Or it may be more than you need.
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DIY Old Vases And Dishes Into Adorable Modern-Rustic Garden Decor
If your garden needs a bit of personality, then repurpose your old glass vases and dishes for some wonderfully charming DIY decor.
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Don't Throw Away Extra Landscaping Fabric — Use It To Shade Your Garden
Just like people, plants can get sunburned too. Repurposing that leftover landscaping fabric could be the perfect solution for struggling plants.
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Protect Your Yard From Deer With A Must-Plant Lush Ground Cover
Ground cover has a number of benefits, but unfortunately, deer love to make a feast of it. Repel them by using this stunning ground cover plant in your yard.
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The Popular Kitchen Staple That'll Help Get Rid Of Mildew In Your Garden
You've spent weeks working on and caring for your garden, and one day you walk out to find mildew on your plants. Luckily, this kitchen staple can help,
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Customize Your Birdbath With A Clever Temporary Tattoo Hack
Finding a birdbath tailored to your style isn't always possible. Fortunately, this clever tattoo hack can transform a plain birdbath into an eye-catching piece.
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The Best Method For Replacing Your Lawn Mower Deck Spindle
Even the best lawn mower suffers from wear. If it's time to replace your lawn mower's spindle (or spindles), first make certain it's what's making that noise.
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What To Consider Before Using Cornstarch To Improve Soil Health
You may have heard that sprinkling cornstarch in your garden can work miracles, but there are some factors you should consider before raiding the baking aisle.
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Reuse Your Old Headboard For A Stylish And Unique DIY Garden Trellis
A trellis can be expensive, but repurposing your old metal headboard into a DIY garden structure for vining plants is priceless. Don't miss out on this project.
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What To Do If Your Lawn Mower Is Cutting Your Grass Unevenly
A wide range of issues with your lawn mower can lead to an uneven cut — but the good news is, you can troubleshoot and fix most of them yourself.
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How To Reuse Old Potting Mix To Improve Your Garden's Clay Soil
Clay soil is difficult for many gardeners, since it tends to drain poorly and is difficult for plant roots to penetrate. Here's how old potting mix can help.
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The Simple Test That'll Help You Determine If Your Perennial Is Dead Or Dormant
Perennials are supposed to come back every year, but sometimes winter dormancy can turn to death. Here's how to tell if your plants will return in the spring.
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Don't Throw Away Extra Paint Stir Sticks, Use Them For A Cute Garden Planter
Sometimes outdoor projects overlap: If you've got extra paint stir sticks from painting a fence, it doesn't take much to transform them into a charming planter.
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Plant This Popular Ground Cover For A More A Dog-Friendly Lawn
You don't have to choose between a beautiful green lawn and a space for your dogs to play. With this common and durable ground cover, you can have both.
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DIY A Unique Birdhouse With The Help Of A Repurposed Boot
Have an old pair of boots you just don't seem to wear anymore? Give them a new life as a darling, rustic birdhouse for your feathered friends with this DIY.
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A Simple Trick That'll Help Keep Your Yard Free Of Nimblewill Weeds
While nimblewill can spread quickly and seemingly take over your yard, this trick can help you control and ultimately get rid of the weed.
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What To Consider Before Buying A Patio Heater For Your Backyard
Adding patio heaters allows you to enjoy your outdoor space on cool evenings and into the winter. But you want to make sure the size and style meets your needs.
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How To Determine The Best Oil To Use For Your Lawn Mower
Each gas-powered lawn mower has different oil needs depending on the model. To use the best possible type of motor oil, you'll need to know a few things.
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Tomato Leaves Curling? Here's What You Can Do To Save Your Plant
Tomato plants are a popular addition to any garden. If it its feels as if the leaves are always curling, you're not wrong. But the issue can usually be fixed.
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A Daisy-Like Ground Cover That'll Stun In Any Fall Garden
It's easy to build a spring garden filled with colorful blooms. But don't ignore fall, with these late-blooming perennials that withstand both heat and cold.
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What To Know About The Little Seeds That Stick To Your Clothes While Hiking
Finishing a hike through tall grasses, only to pluck dozens of prickly seeds off your clothing or your pet's hair is no fun. But what actually are those things?
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Repurpose Old Garden Staples To Create A Natural Bird Feeding Station
Your trash can become your treasure. Get your hands on these garden tools and gadgets to create a bird feeding station made from natural materials.
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How To Keep Weeds At Bay When Working With These Tricky Patio Materials
Patios, decks, walkways, and other solid activity surfaces make a backyard an oasis. But weeds sneak in, especially in certain materials. Prevention is key.
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The Myths And Truths To Where Hummingbirds Really Go In The Winter
Hummingbirds' migration patterns are more than just a fun fact — they're also the key to knowing when to put out your feeders and attract them to your yard.
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Keep Deer Out Of Your Yard With A Must-Plant Privacy Shrub
If you want to keep pesky deer from invading your yard, you can deter them by planting this hardy shrub that will also act as a privacy screen.
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