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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Birdhouse Features That'll Help Protect Your Feathered Friends From The Rain
Yes, birdhouses look a little like ours. But just as ours have special features to keep us comfy, a bird's house needs specific, unique designs to stay dry.
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A Unique Berried Ground Cover That'll Effectively Suppress Weeds In Your Yard
Using ground cover is a brilliant way to suppress weeds. This beautiful option has the added benefit of pretty flowers and bright red berries.
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The Popular Paint Color You May Want To Avoid When Updating Your Porch
Repainting a front porch is a big deal, especially since you'll see it every day. What might seem like the most obvious color choice may not be the right one.
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How To Repurpose An Apple For A Unique Bird Feeder
While there are a lot of ways to DIY a bird feeder, few of them are fully edible. This clever little hack gives your old apple a new purpose for hungry birds.
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A DIY Fountain Idea That'll Make Use Of Your Old Kiddie Pool
Sometimes an old item gets outgrown, not broken. Rather than tossing the kiddie pool sitting up against the garage, transform it into a stylish garden fountain.
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What To Consider Before Installing A Fence Around Your Garden
Thinking of installing a garden fence? Learn the key factors and potential downsides to consider before starting your project.
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How To Determine The Best Direction Your Birdhouse Should Face
You've bought or made the perfect birdhouse with the right entry hole and no perch. But it turns out you're not done. Which direction you mount it matters.
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Keep Crows Out Of Your Yard With A Clever Bird Feeder Trick
Unfortunately, bird feeders don't just attract songbirds. They can also draw in pesky crows. But there's a clever trick you can follow to keep these birds away.
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The Best Material For A Patio If You Live In A Rainy Environment
A patio can be your backyard oasis, but it can get pretty slippery after it rains. Fortunately, this patio material is perfectly suited for rainy climates.
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Think Twice Before Planting This Flower If Deer Are A Problem In Your Yard
One of the most popular flowering shrubs is a deer magnet. So if they're a problem in your yard, you might want to consider a few landscape alternatives.
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Soil Prep Tips To Know Before Installing New Sod
While it may seem like laying new sod is as easy as unrolling a carpet, there are a number of steps to get the soil primed, level, and ready for its new toupee.
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The Type Of Wasps That'll Actually Benefit Your Lawn And Garden
While wasps can be frightening to some people, there's actually a beneficial species that can give you a healthier yard, starting right in the soil.
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Why The Basil In Your Garden Is Wilting And How To Revive It
Wondering why your basil is wilting? From water problems to disease, here’s how to revive it and keep your garden healthy.
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Add A Coin To Your Birdbath To Easily Slow Down Algae Growth
One of the big challenges facing birdbath owners is keeping it clean and free of algae, so birds stay safe and healthy. Tossing in a few old coins can help.
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How To Repurpose Old Rubber Gloves In Your Garden
Rubber dishwashing gloves are durable, but even they get old. Rather than tossing them in the garbage, repurpose them into completely new objects with this DIY.
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