Attract More Hummingbirds With A Purple Hanging Planter Staple
Everybody loves it when hummingbirds come to visit, and if you've got this purple hanging planter staple, expect to see your feathered friends show up soon.
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Easily Test Your Garden Soil With The Help Of An Old Mason Jar
Wonder if your garden soil is right for the vegetables you want to plant? Well, you can have a whole lot of fun testing your soil with a repurposed Mason jar.
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A DIY Birdbath That'll Add An Island Feel To Your Backyard
While birdbaths are, literally, for the birds, it's nice to decorate them a bit for admiring humans. Evoke a tropical island vibe with this custom DIY birdbath.
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How To Repurpose Old Soil And Mulch Bags To Suppress Weeds In Your Garden
Don't throw away your old soil and mulch bags. Those pieces of plastic are surprisingly effective in your battle against the weeds in your garden.
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Make Pulling Garden Weeds Easier With The Help Of A Kitchen Utensil
Pulling weeds can be an exhausting, messy venture. Gain some leverage and save money by repurposing this common tool already sitting in your kitchen drawer.
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Upgrade Your Fence With This Clever Idea From HGTV's Property Brothers
Wood fences make your yard a private space and look great from the street. But Drew and Jonathan Scott have a clever way to upgrade even the nicest fencing.
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Simple Ways To Extend The Life Of Your Lawn Mower
Getting the right lawn mower for your yard is part one. Adding these simple steps will not only keep it working better, but extend your mower's life for years.
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A Shade-Loving Plant That'll Have Hummingbirds Flocking To Your Yard
When building a hummingbird-friendly garden, you want plants blooming in both sun and shade. This plant, known for its greenery, sports blooms hummers love.
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Repurpose Old Trampoline Springs For A Long-Lasting And Sturdy Wire Trellis
Building your own trellis can be a lot of fun, and if you've got an old trampoline sitting around the yard, you can repurpose its springs for great DIY project.
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The Garden Fertilizer That May Be Attracting Squirrels To Your Yard
Squirrels love digging up your garden, and unfortunately, you might be luring the pesky rodents to your yard by using a specific kind of fertilizer.
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How To DIY A Floating Wood Deck For A Stylish Backyard Upgrade
Setting a grill and chairs on the lawn is fine, but leads to muddy, worn lawns. Instead, upgrade your backyard with this easy DIY floating wood deck project.
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Attract More Birds To Your Yard By Planting A Small Flowering Tree
Hoping to draw more birds to your yard? Well, there’s one flowering tree with an incredibly unique vibe that’s just perfect for your feathered friends.
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Level Up Your Outdoor Space With An Easily Customizable Privacy Fence
Patios are ideal for lounging, but sometimes you don't want nosey neighbors seeing what you're up to. Build an easy DIY privacy fence that will also add joy.
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The Best Method For Propagating Roses In Your Garden
Buying full-grown rose bushes can make a dent in your gardening budget, but the best method for propagating roses is much cheaper and surprisingly simple.
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Repurpose Old Books To Build A Cozy Birdhouse For Your Feathered Friends
Read any good books lately? Take those finished tomes and put them to good use in your yard or garden by repurposing them as part of a DIY birdhouse project.
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One Simple Trick That'll Make Filling Your Lawn Equipment With Gas A Breeze
Refueling lawn mowers and other gas-powered equipment can be a splashy mess, with fuel spilling everywhere. Fix that with a simple trick and a little know-how.
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12 Sweet-Smelling Flowers That Will Make Your Garden Smell Like Heaven
Gardens serve many functions, from providing veggies to feeding hummingbirds. Another option is packing your flower garden with fragrant, sweet-smelling blooms.
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Why You Should Reconsider Using A Birdbath Heater During Cooler Months
While many of your bird visitors swing through during summer migrations, those that stay all winter might benefit from a birdbath heater. But there are risks.
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Don't Throw Away Tissue Paper, Instead Toss It Into Your Garden Compost
Tissue paper is great when you're giving gifts, but it's also pretty great for your garden because this birthday staple is perfect for composting.
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Tips For Choosing The Best Type Of Spike Aerator For Your Yard
You know you need to periodically aerate all or part of your lawn. But is there a difference in spike aerators? In fact, there is a right type for your yard.
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What To Know Before Using Natural Pine Bark Mulch In Your Garden
Wood mulch is a gardener go-to, and pine bark could work perfectly for your plants. However, consider the pros and cons before getting busy in your garden.
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Upgrade Your DIY Birdbath With A Must-Have Dollar Tree Item
Your garden or yard is an oasis day and night. Decorate for both while your feathered friends hydrate and bathe with this easy DIY using Dollar Tree supplies.
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How Striping Your Lawn Is Helping You Grow Healthier Grass
A striped lawn gives your yard a truly luxurious appearance, but there’s more to striping than just looks. It’s actually super healthy for your grass.
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DIY An Owl Decoy With A Repurposed Milk Jug To Keep Squirrels Out Of Your Garden
If you love crafts but don’t like squirrels in your garden, then grab a milk jug because this DIY project will keep those rodents away from your prized plants.
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The Type Of Grass That's Great For Overseeding Your Patchy Lawn
Dealing with a patchy lawn, especially as the spring turns to autumn? Fortunately, there’s one type of grass that can save the day with a bit of overseeding.
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A Clever Way To Repurpose Fabric Storage Bins In Your Garden
If you’ve got a limited budget or you’re working in a small space, repurposing fabric storage bins just might be the perfect gardening hack.
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If You Have A Weed Problem In Your Yard, Your Bird Feeder May Be The Culprit
Wondering why so many weeds keep sprouting up in your yard? Well, the secret reason for all those weeds might have something to do with your bird feeder.
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