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  • Organic compost pile

    How To Use Your Garden Compost To Heat Your Greenhouse

    Your compost pile can get surprisingly hot. Find out how to harness this natural heat source to help your greenhouse thrive all year long.

    By Ryan Cashman 7 months ago Read More
  • Mole in someone's yard

    Think Twice Before Trying The Popular Mothball Hack For Deterring Moles

    If moles are messing up your yard, you might want to ward them off with mothballs. But before stinking up your lawn, you should reconsider this popular hack.

    By Yvonne Glasgow 7 months ago Read More
  • towels folded in a stack and sitting outside

    Repurpose An Old Towel For This Chic DIY Planter Idea

    How can an old, grungy towel become a gorgeous planter you'll want to show off in your garden? With this simple DIY that will make your container plants pop.

    By Kathy Adams 7 months ago Read More
  • Cable deck railing in the woods

    What To Know Before Installing A Modern Cable Deck Railing

    Nothing updates a tired deck (and improves safety) faster than new railings. Cable railings are a sleek option, but be aware you need to install it safely.

    By Adrian Suppes 7 months ago Read More
  • Ruby-throated hummingbird perched on a twig

    Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Garden With A Beautiful Type Of Hydrangea

    Want to attract hummingbirds but also want a flower with a distinct, beautiful vibe? This lovely hydrangea will lure hummers and give your garden a unique look.

    By Jessica Steinhoff 7 months ago Read More
  • snow covered lawn mower

    How To Prepare Your Lawn Mower For Winter Storage

    Don’t let your mower gather dust this winter — learn the essential steps to store it safely so it's ready to roll when spring comes back around.

    By Danno Wise 7 months ago Read More
  • Wood deck and furniture

    A Must-Try Method That'll Protect Your Outdoor Wooden Fixtures From Carpenter Bees

    We love our bees! But carpenter bees and wooden decks, door frames, and patio furniture are a bad combo. Thankful there's an easy, humane preventative measure.

    By Danno Wise 7 months ago Read More
  • Man watering garden

    Simplify Garden Maintenance With A Clever DIY Soaker Hose

    A soaker hose is a great way to consistently water a garden with minimal effort. You don't need even to spend on a new hose if you have this item lying around.

    By Megan Newton 7 months ago Read More
  • Large flower garden bursting with color and many flower types

    The Beautiful But Oddly Named Perennial That'll Bring More Hummingbirds To Your Yard

    Don't be fooled by its funny sounding name. People and hummingbirds alike will fall in love with this stunning flower. Learn how to grow it in your garden.

    By Yvonne Glasgow 7 months ago Read More
  • Several ant hills on a paved surface

    The Strange Ant Hill Removal Hack You Should Reconsider Trying

    There are places in the yard we don't want anthills. While some hacks work to repel or kill ants, this stinky social media trick might actually attract them.

    By Rebecca Corey 7 months ago Read More
  • Seed bombs sitting among blue flowers

    How To DIY Seed Bombs For An Easy Way To Incorporate Flowers Into Your Garden

    Seed bombs are a fun way to fill your garden with flowers, and they’re an equally fun DIY project if you don’t mind getting your hands a little dirty.

    By Jessica Steinhoff 7 months ago Read More
  • Man checking on hanging bird feeders

    Upgrade Your Bird Feeders With The Help Of A Wooden Kitchen Staple

    Bird feeders are wonderful for attracting birds. But if you want them to feel comfortable and sit a spell, consider raiding your kitchen drawers for an upgrade.

    By Megan Newton 7 months ago Read More
  • Red thread disease on blades of grass

    Here's What's Causing The String-Like Patches In Your Lawn And How To Fix It

    If you're seeing patches of pink in your lawn and stringy things all over your grass, you've got an uninvited visitor. Fortunately, it's a pretty easy fix.

    By Rebecca Corey 7 months ago Read More
  • Spotted lanternfly on a tree branch

    The Invasive Tree You May Not Want To Get Rid Of If You Have A Spotted Lanternfly Problem

    Spotted Lanternflies are a huge problem in the northeast, with no predators. But one tree, itself an interloper, can be used against them in a creative way.

    By Nicole Wisniewski 7 months ago Read More
  • A formal French garden with pink manor house, sculptural elements, round hedges, and rose gardens in France.

    How To Incorporate French-Inspired Landscaping Into Your Backyard Design

    If you’ve ever pined for the gardens of France, you can bring some of that Gallic splendor to your own backyard with a little bit of landscaping.

    By Jennifer Davis 7 months ago Read More
  • butterflies drinking from puddle

    A DIY Birdbath That'll Create Safe Drinking Water For Both Birds And Butterflies

    Both butterflies and birds love relaxing at birdbaths, but not all birdbaths are butterfly-friendly. This easy and affordable DIY solves that!

    By Megan Newton 7 months ago Read More
  • Ripe red strawberries growing in a garden

    A Clever Gardening Trick That'll Help Prevent Strawberries From Drying Out

    Strawberries need a lot of water, which makes staying on top of watering difficult. This simple trick will help keep your plant hydrated between waterings.

    By Jessica Steinhoff 7 months ago Read More
  • Sunbeams broken up by a canopy of leafy green trees against a blue sky.

    How To Create Natural Shade And Privacy In Your Backyard With A Tree Canopy

    If you're hoping to beat the summer heat or need some backyard privacy, growing a tree canopy might be the exact arboricultural answer you're looking for.

    By Jennifer Davis 7 months ago Read More
  • Dew drop-covered tomato ripening on the vine

    Storm Coming? Here's Why You Should Pick Your Tomatoes Ahead Of Time

    Check the forecast. If there's heavy rain coming, it's time to go outside and grab those ripening tomatoes ... especially if you've been under a dry spell.

    By Lauren Kim 7 months ago Read More
  • petunias in a plastic planter sitting outdoors

    DIY An Elegant Planter For Your Garden Using These Dollar Tree Items

    Your friends will be amazed when you tell them that your fancy new garden planter is a DIY ... and that you got the affordable craft items from Dollar Tree.

    By Kathy Adams 7 months ago Read More
  • man working on lawn mower

    How To Fix A Lawn Mower That Keeps Stalling While Mowing

    Few things are as frustrating as a stalling mower. Learn what might be causing these power-offs, and how to solve the problem yourself with some helpful tips.

    By Danno Wise 7 months ago Read More
  • A squirrel sitting on a potted plant

    Ward Off Squirrels With The Help Of A Common Kitchen Spice

    The secret ingredient to keeping squirrels out of your yard is hiding in your spice cabinet. Learn how to safely and effectively use it in your garden.

    By Baylee Bunce 7 months ago Read More
  • Mason jars sitting on a deck

    Repurpose Empty Mason Jars For A Beautiful Garden Cob Wall

    Bottle walls have a long history in storybook gardens, as do ancient cob walls made of mud, sand, and straw. Combining them creates an epic conversation piece.

    By TeeJay Small 7 months ago Read More
  • Tomatoes growing in garden

    Successfully Grow Tomatoes In Gravel With This Must-Try Advice

    Frustrated with cracked tomatoes or plants devasted by disease? Then it's time to use this must-try gardening method, one that involves a whole lot of gravel.

    By Jessica Steinhoff 7 months ago Read More
  • Woman planting tomato plant in container

    Repurpose An Old Magazine Rack And Turn It Into A Gorgeous Planter

    Have an old magazine rack gathering dust in your home? Transform it into a stunning garden feature in just one afternoon with this simple DIY project.

    By Jessica Steinhoff 7 months ago Read More
  • Many hummingbirds fluttering around a nectar feeder

    Avoid Using These Sweeteners In Your Homemade Hummingbird Nectar

    These common sweeteners could be harming the hummingbirds in your yard. Discover what ingredients to avoid when making homemade nectar.

    By Alisha Land 7 months ago Read More
  • red, white, and purple flowers inside a copper planter

    What To Consider Before Trying This Viral DIY Planter Hack

    There are many garden hacks out there, including this DIY planter option that people seem to love. Before you hop on board the trend, look at the pros and cons.

    By Kathy Adams 7 months ago Read More
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