The Kitchen Tool That'll Get Plastic Cups Ready To Use In Your Garden
The party's over, and you have a bunch of red plastic cups left. No need to keep drinking from them: Take this kitchen gadget and reuse them in your garden.
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The Downsides To Installing A No-Dig Fence In Your Backyard
When it's time for a new fence, the cost and labor may be significant deterrents. While a no-dig fence can help with this, it's worth knowing the downsides.
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Attract More Pollinators By Planting A Butterfly-Like Flowering Vine
When looking to attract butterflies and other pollinators, consider this bright yellow flowering vine. But be aware there are some considerations when planting.
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The Top-Rated Costco Adirondack Chairs (And Which Sets Buyers Are Loving)
Adirondack chairs evoke images of posh, yet rustic getaways. If you're ready for a patio staycation, we've got the top-rated Costco Adirondack chairs for you.
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Repurpose An Old Dresser Drawer For The Perfect DIY Birdhouse
Don’t throw out your old, shabby dresser just yet. Instead, use one of its drawers to craft an adorable DIY birdhouse.
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Planting Garlic Next To These Plants Won't Do Your Garden Any Favors
It's tempting to simply fill your garden with whatever veggies or flowers you want. But garlic doesn't play well with all plants, including those on this list.
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The Drought-Tolerant Cascading Flower That Blooms Throughout The Hottest Summers
Summers that are sweltering can make it challenging to keep your garden blooming. This fuss-free plant may solve your problems.
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Attract More Woodpeckers With A Simple Natural Shelter Idea
Though people find woodpeckers annoying for their noisy habits, they're very beneficial birds. It's likely your yard already has all you need to attract more.
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Make A Flashy First Impression By Using Tiles On Your Front Porch
Front porches sometimes get short shrift when it comes to creative design. One clever way to welcome guests is by dressing up that porch with a tile project.
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Get Rid Of Potholes In Your Gravel Driveway With The Help Of A Heavy Duty Tool
If you have a long gravel driveway, you know it can wear and erode into a maze of ruts and potholes. With the right heavy duty equipment, the repair is easy.
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How To Check If The Wildlife Netting You Have Is Safe For Birds
Birds love whatever is growing in your garden. Wildlife netting can help protect fruits as they ripen, but you want to make sure it's safe for your visitors.
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Why You May Want To Reconsider Using Cinder Blocks For Your Raised Garden Bed
There are many affordable ways to DIY a successful raised garden, including using cinder blocks. But you should take certain issues into consideration first.
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How To Help Your DIY Wood Planter Last Longer
When building a DIY wood planter, it's easy to grab any old wood or wood boxes you find. But there are steps you can take to make them (safely) last longer.
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The Bright Red Perennial That'll Have Cardinals Flocking To Your Yard
Cardinals are a colorful, welcome sight any time they visit. Providing food and water, along with this brilliant red perennial, will have them visiting often.
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Maximize Your Outdoor Garden Space On A Budget With A Must-Try Trellis DIY
Finding space for, and in, a garden for new plants can be tricky. This easy DIY trellis can help by building up, creating a welcoming home for climbing plants.
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Must-Know Lawn Watering Advice From HGTV's Property Brothers
A well-maintained lawn is the first part of your house most people see. If lawn care is a struggle, the Property Brothers have a few suggestions on watering.
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DIY A Hummingbird Swing With Grapevines You Find In Your Yard
Once you have feeders and flowers in place for hummingbirds, it's time to add a swing. This simple DIY swing can be made from dried grapevines in your yard.
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Why You Should Consider Loamy Soil For Your Garden
It may be that the natural soil occurring in your garden isn't the best option. There are a lot of reasons why using a loamy soil may be best for your plants.
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Don't Throw Away Your Leftover Bricks, Use Them For A DIY Birdbath
Whether you have a few leftover bricks from a project or a lot, don't toss or forget them. Instead build this easy DIY birdbath for your feathered friends.
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The Stunning Fiery Blooming Tree That Bees Are Obsessed With
Flowering garden plants aren't the only way to attract bees to your yard. Trees, including this popular choice with fiery red blooms, also bring them buzzing.
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How To Easily Keep Your Birdbath From Losing Water
A birdbath is a gratifying addition to any yard or garden. If yours seems to be losing water, don't panic: There are easy solutions to the most common issues.
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A Clever Epsom Salt Hack That'll Help Remove Tree Stumps In Your Yard
Cutting down a tree is the easy part: Getting rid of the stump can be expensive and daunting. This DIY trick with epsom salt saves money and reduces labor.
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Where To Put Your Camera Feeder To Attract The Most Birds
If you like close-up shots of the local birds that visit your backyard, a camera feeder is a great option, but where's the best place to put it?
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How To DIY A Sleek Outdoor Storage Bench
Hanging out on the patio is better when it's clutter free and organized. Building a sleek DIY storage bench adds functional seating customized to your needs.
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The Summer Flower That Has Beginner Gardeners And HGTV's Joanna Gaines Captivated
Fans of HGTV's Joanna Gaines knows she loves planting colorful flowers. She was pleasantly surprised, as you will be, when she discovered this summer bloom.
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Don't Throw Away Your Old Fire Pit, Turn It Into A Charming Birdbath Instead
Fire pits are an excellent backyard accessory, but they age quickly. Instead of tossing that old pit, upcycle it into a charming birdbath with this easy DIY.
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The Patio Cover Option That'll Allow You To See A Bit More Of The Open Sky
Back in the day, a patio might be covered by a noisy (when it rains), aluminum or tin roof. This modern option lets the sun in and stays quiet during the rain.
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