A Simple Swap That'll Keep Ants Out Of Your Bird Feeder
Setting up the perfect hummingbird feeder, only to have it attacked by an endless stream of ants, is frustrating. Head to the garage or kitchen for an easy fix.
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5 Ways To DIY A Budget-Friendly Compost Bin For Your Garden
Composting kitchen and yard waste has become increasingly popular. And while you can buy a fancy bin, there are plenty of low-cost or free DIY bin options.
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Easily Fill In Areas Of Rocky Soil In Your Yard With A Delicious Herb
Whether you need to fill the gaps in your rock garden or find something that can tolerate stone-filled soil, this low-maintenance herb has got you covered.
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The Lacy Flat-Topped Flower HGTV's Joanna Gaines Is Obsessed With
HGTV star Joanna Gaines has a massive cutting garden full of gorgeous flowers, but there's one flat, lacy plant she particularly adores. It's easy to grow, too.
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How To Prepare Your Birdhouse For The Cooler Months
When winter approaches, don't just clean your birdhouse out for the next nesting season, consider winterizing it so it can be used all year long by local birds.
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Environmental Benefits Of Using Your Pond Water In Your Garden
Looking for a greener way to water your garden? Your backyard pond might hold the secret to healthier plants and less water waste.
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The Kitchen Staple That'll Help Keep Weeds From Growing In Your Gravel
Tired of weeds taking over your gravel? There’s a simple way to keep your gravel areas weed-free — and the secret’s most likely in your pantry right now.
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The Type Of Mulch To Avoid Using In Your Garden If You Have Pets
Discover how to protect your pets by avoiding harmful mulch and explore safe landscaping choices for a thriving, pet-friendly yard.
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The Best Method For Sharpening A Brush Cutter Blade
Brush cutters are invaluable for clearing and trimming thick growth. Just like lawnmowers, the blade needs occasional sharpening and we lay out the best steps.
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A DIY Backyard Feature That'll Naturally Attract Birds To Your Yard
If you’re a backyard birder, this whimsical DIY will attract feathered friends and turn your yard into a vibrant focal point
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What To Do After Accidentally Over-Fertilizing Your Lawn
If your lawn looks brown, patchy, or burnt after fertilizing, you may have overdone it. Don’t worry — a few simple steps can help restore it.
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We Tried A Yolky Tomato Growth Hack, But A Garden Pest Liked It More Than We Did
We tested the viral cracked egg gardening hack to see if it actually helps your tomato plants thrive — or if it just creates a mess.
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A Simple And Beneficial Solution For Keeping Squirrels Off Your Lawn
Have squirrels invaded your yard or conquered your garden? Well, there's a simple solution that'll chase these rodents away while helping out your lawn.
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A DIY Strawberry Garden Upgrade That'll Protect Your Plants
Take your garden's safety into your own hands with this simple project that can keep your strawberries out of harm's way. Here are the simple steps to follow.
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Restore Your Old Birdhouse With These Must-Try Tips And Tricks
Birdhouses are sturdy, but they still experience wear and tear due to use and the elements. Consider repairing and upgrading your houses when cleaning them.
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How To Determine The Best Type Of Moss To Use In Your Landscaping
Moss lawns are trendy, but make sure that you plant the right type for your climate, foot traffic, and yard conditions. These moss landscaping tips can help.
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Why You Should Avoid Using Gravel Around Hydrangeas And What To Use Instead
While gravel flower beds look tidy, they may not be the best option for hydrangeas. Instead consider this other traditional, protective gardening material.
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What To Consider Before Trying To DIY Your Own Lawn Sprinkler System
Having the perfect lawn sprinkler system installed is the dream of many a lawn owner. But before you dive into DIYing it, it's important to know if you can.
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3 Clever Birdhouse Additions That'll Help Keep Pests Out
Even the perfect birdhouse can be too easy for predators to access. Adding these three elements, and taking one away, will help keep your bird guests safe.
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Don't Throw Away Leftover Or Broken Bricks — Use Them For Plant Pot Filler
Turn trash into treasure by using any of your old crumbling or unused bricks as plant pot filler. Find out how and why this simple idea works so well.
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Repurpose Old Gutters For Stylish Window Box Planters
Give old gutters a new life with this charming DIY window box planter project that adds style, saves money, and keeps waste out of landfills.
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A DIY Bird Feeder That'll Add A Tropical Feel To Your Backyard
If you've got a tropical or tiki vibe going on on your patio or in your backyard, DIY these easy, custom bird feeders to help complete the laid-back theme.
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Clever Methods For Adding Extra Privacy To Your Chain-Link Fence
Chain-link fences are relatively affordable and easy to install, but they don't provide much privacy. We've got clever ways to obscure your neighbor's view.
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How To Prevent And Get Rid Of Crawfish Holes In Your Lawn
Crawfish taste great boiled and seasoned, but they're less fun when they're digging holes in your lawn. The problem and solution lies in your own backyard.
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A Gorgeous Bird Magnet Shrub That You'll Regret Planting In Your Yard
Often we plant shrubs with the best intentions: Create an attractive border, provide privacy for us, and food for birds. We might get more than we bargain for.
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Try This DIY Rooting Hormone To Help Your Garden's Seedlings Grow
If you’re hoping to speed your seedlings along, there’s an incredibly easy recipe for a DIY rooting hormone that will work wonders on your plants.
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A DIY Coconut Shell Planter That'll Add A Boho Vibe To Your Outdoor Space
While coconut is great in smoothies and piña coladas, you're left with empty shells. Rather than composting, repurpose them into rustic or tropical planters.
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