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  • Hummingbird on the bird bath

    An Easy-To-Grow Ground Cover That'll Have Hummingbirds Flocking To Your Yard

    Don't be intimidated by growing a ground cover as a grass alternative. This flowering option grows easily and best of all, it can attract hummingbirds.

    By Alisha Land 6 months ago Read More
  • An edge between a lawn and trees.

    Repurpose An Old Hose For An Easy Garden Edging Hack

    If your lawn is growing into your garden beds, or your garden dirt is spilling out, you might want to try a garden edge. Luckily, an old hose is all you need.

    By Megan Newton 6 months ago Read More
  • A close up of nutsedge

    A Common Nutsedge Removal Trick You May Want To Avoid

    No likes weeding their garden, and many of us are eager to try easy "hacks" that can do the job. However, there's one nutsedge removal method to pass on.

    By Alisha Land 6 months ago Read More
  • bird in birdbath

    Frame Your Birdbath By Planting These Tall Flowers

    A birdbath doesn't have to just stand alone in the middle of your yard. Make it the centerpiece of your garden by framing it with tall flowers that birds love.

    By Megan Newton 6 months ago Read More
  • Squirrel eating strawberries in garden

    The Stinky But Effective Solution To Keeping Squirrels Out Of Your Garden

    If squirrels are treating your garden like a buffet, there’s a pungent way to change their meal plans — and it’s great for your plants, too.

    By Yvonne Glasgow 6 months ago Read More
  • A green back yard with a dining set next to a long, white bar area with five black bar stools.

    The Outdoor Bar Countertop Material That Can Handle Rainy Weather

    No backyard is complete without a bar, but due to the rain, you can't use just any countertop. Fortunately, there's one material that's perfect for bad weather.

    By Jennifer Davis 6 months ago Read More
  • A backyard waterfall complete with small turtle statues

    Transform Your Backyard Into A Relaxing Oasis With A DIY Waterfall

    A backyard waterfall may seem out of reach, but this DIY pondless version brings peaceful vibes and charm to your space — no pond required.

    By TeeJay Small 6 months ago Read More
  • freshly picked strawberries in a basket next to strawberry plants.

    Grow Bountiful Strawberries In Your Garden With A Clever Pruning Trick

    Strawberries are a must-have in any gardener's berry patch. For a bigger harvest, there's a pruning method to help your strawberry plants produce more fruit.

    By Alisha Land 6 months ago Read More
  • Tick crawling on plant

    The Stunning Small Shrub That'll Help Keep Ticks Out Of Your Yard

    Nobody wants ticks crawling around their yard, and if you're hoping to keep these bloodsuckers at bay, there's a pretty yet powerful shrub that'll do the trick.

    By Tyler Palicia 6 months ago Read More
  • couple gardening together outdoors

    DIY An Industrial Looking Planter By Repurposing Your Rain Gutters

    If you have some old rain gutters lying around, you're halfway toward having a cool new planter. These easy DIY tips will guide you toward the finish line.

    By Megan Newton 6 months ago Read More
  • A mosquito

    Keep Mosquitoes Away With The Help Of Toothpaste And Toilet Paper

    Mosquitoes ruin just about any party they crash. If you're out of bug spray, or just want an aromatic alternative, consider this hack using bathroom supplies.

    By Tyler Palicia 6 months ago Read More
  • Bird flying away from a nesting box

    Clever Nesting Box Upgrades To Make During The Summer Months

    Basic nesting boxes are a great way to bring songbirds to your yard. But they get toasty in the summer, so it's worth making a few upgrades to cool things down.

    By Alisha Land 6 months ago Read More
  • Clay plant pots in garden

    Find The Perfect Plant Pot For Your Garden With A Simple Trick

    A cracked plant pot can ruin your day, but if you need a new addition to your garden, this trick will help you find the perfect pot the next time you shop.

    By Jessica Steinhoff 6 months ago Read More
  • Rainy yard and garden

    How To Turn Your Old Trash Can Into A Simple Rain Barrel For Your Yard

    Rain barrels are a clever way to naturally water your garden. Instead of spending cash on a pricey version, grab that extra trash can in the corner of the shed.

    By Kathy Adams 6 months ago Read More
  • Woodpecker in a tree

    Keep Woodpeckers Off Your Trees With The Help Of A Kitchen Staple

    Woodpeckers are beneficial and fun to watch. But if they're pecking trees or other structures you'd rather they didn't, head to the kitchen drawer for a fix.

    By Alisha Land 6 months ago Read More
  • aerated lawn with plugs

    The Clever Lawn Aeration Hack You May Want To Reconsider Trying

    Some tricks that seem clever can turn out to be more trouble than they're worth. This hack for aerating your lawn might just put you in that exact situation.

    By Megan Newton 6 months ago Read More
  • gardener picks ripe tomatoes

    Martha Stewart's Must-Try Tip For Growing A Tomato Garden

    Tomato plants are a pretty popular choice when it comes to gardening, and with this tip from Martha Stewart, you can raise your tomato game to the next level.

    By Kathy Adams 6 months ago Read More
  • A white flower in the foreground with a woman covering her nose with a tissue in the background

    How To Create A More Allergy-Friendly Garden

    Wanting to garden but struggling with allergies? Well, follow these tips, and soon, you'll have an allergy-free zone that's safe from wheezing and sneezing.

    By Nina Phillips 6 months ago Read More
  • Birds drinking from a birdbath

    Cleaning Your Birdbath Is A Breeze With The Help Of This Unexpected Medicine

    Cleaning your birdbath regularly is essential, but it's tough to get all the stains out. Head to the medicine cabinet for a safe, effective sparkling clean.

    By Alisha Land 6 months ago Read More
  • brown, dry lawn grass

    Why You Shouldn't Worry If Your Lawn Turns Brown During Midsummer

    Just because your lawn turns brown in midsummer doesn’t mean it’s doomed. Here’s what to do until the weather cools off.

    By Kathy Adams 6 months ago Read More
  • A group of pigeons hanging out in a garden

    The Kitchen Staple That'll Help Keep Pigeons Out Of Your Yard

    While there are a lot of birds people hope visit their yards, pigeons are not one. They're messy and spread diseases. Fortunately they hate this condiment.

    By Jessica Steinhoff 6 months ago Read More
  • window with old wood shutters

    How To Repurpose Your Old Shutters For A Unique Vertical Garden

    Give old shutters new life by turning them into a charming vertical garden. This creative, space-saving DIY adds personality to any outdoor space.

    By Nicole Wisniewski 6 months ago Read More
  • A woman mowing a lawn on a riding mower

    Reliable Lawn Mower Brands To Consider And Ones To Avoid

    If you're hunting for a new mower, there's a lot to consider and you don't want to get stuck with a dud. We look at durability, dependability, and more for you.

    By Baylee Bunce 6 months ago Read More
  • close up of blue hydrangea

    The Must-Try Watering Tip That'll Keep Your Blue Hydrangeas Vibrant

    Want vibrant blue hydrangeas? This simple watering tip is the secret to bold, beautiful, and bright-blue hydrangeas.

    By Nicole Wisniewski 6 months ago Read More
  • Person walking into pool

    Budget-Friendly Tricks To Keep Your Outdoor Pool Warm

    Whether you've invested in an above ground or inground pool, we've got ways to use the sun, air, and wind to help keep your pool warm without breaking the bank.

    By Ryan Cashman 6 months ago Read More
  • broccoli plant in the garden

    Your Broccoli Plant Will Thrive With The Help Of A Common Kitchen Scrap

    Broccoli is a popular cruciferous veggie in many gardens, but it can suffer from calcium deficiency. This kitchen waste item, however, might help fertilize it.

    By Alisha Land 6 months ago Read More
  • A backyard garden landscaped with pea gravel

    What To Know Before Using Gravel In Your Next Landscaping Project

    There are big pros and cons to using gravel, so before starting on your next landscaping project, consider these valuable tips from a real-deal gravel expert.

    By Jessica Steinhoff 6 months ago Read More
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