Keep Snakes Out Of Your Yard With A Clever Gravel Tip
While snakes are generally beneficial, you may not want to see lots of serpents in your yard. If so, try keeping them away with a clever gravel tip.
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Wood Or Composite Fencing: Which Is The Most Bang For Your Buck?
Fences make great barriers, or however the poem goes. When it's time to invest in yard fencing, there are pros and cons to both wooden and composite options.
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A Clever DIY That'll Keep Squirrels From Eating All Of Your Bird Seed
If squirrels keep eating all your bird seed, one clever (and adorable) trick may help deter them, especially when combined with other squirrel-repellent hacks.
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Why Melons Do Not Belong Alongside Cucumbers In The Garden
While certain plants can benefit one another when planted together, you shouldn't place melons and cucumbers next to each other for a couple reasons.
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The Easy-To-Maintain Shrub That'll Look Stunning In Your Front Yard
To make your landscaping as easy to care for as possible, choose low-maintenance plants. Check out one shrub that would look beautiful in your front yard.
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Don't Throw Away Your Tomato Cages, Use Them For A Stunning Birdbath DIY
Whether you've upgraded or moved on, sometimes there are random tomato cages taking up space. Instead of tossing them, convert them to birdbaths with this DIY.
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What Is A Pondless Water Feature And Is It Right For Your Garden?
If you love the sound of flowing water and want to add a water feature to your garden, consider the pros and cons of choosing a pondless option.
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The Lawn Care Mistake To Avoid To Keep Snakes Far Away From Your Garden
A certain lawn care mistake could be leading snakes onto your property. Ensure you avoid making this mistake to keep these creatures far away from your garden.
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An Easy-To-Grow Flower That'll Bring More Hummingbirds To Your Garden
We are always looking for clever ways to invigorate a garden, while inviting hummingbirds to come and play. This colorful, low-maintenance flower fits the bill.
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Spice Up Your Lawn With A Budget-Friendly DIY Path
If you want to give your yard some more character, consider DIYing a path. Instead of using typical materials like pavers, try this unique idea.
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Why You Should Reconsider Planting Peas And Onions Together In Your Garden
While companion planting can be used to benefit the garden, it's also important to keep certain plants away from one another, such as onions and peas.
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DIY A Stylish Birdhouse With The Help Of An Old Water Pitcher
While there are plenty of decorative birdhouses to buy and kits to build, this DIY birdhouse using an old pitcher is just as charming and makes a great upcycle.
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The Low-Maintenance Plant To Grow If Snakes Are Taking Over Your Lawn
If you want to repel snakes from your property naturally, check out one aromatic, easy-to-grow plant that may help keep them out of your lawn.
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Don't Throw Away Your Old Shoe Caddy, Use It To Make A Seed Starter Garden
If you don't have much space for starting seeds on your patio or in your yard, try repurposing a hanging over-the-door shoe caddy for this purpose.
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Skip Regular Soil And Reach For This Ingredient When Growing Cucumbers
While cucumbers can grow perfectly fine planted straight into the ground, social media has latched onto these even better techniques and soil amendments.
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A DIY PVC Pipe Project That'll Help Keep Pests Out Of Your Garden
If you're struggling with insects or animals eating all your garden produce, a clever DIY involving PVC pipe can help protect them from damage.
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The Beautiful Flower That'll Turn Your Yard Into A Hummingbird Haven
While there are a lot of flowering plants that attract hummingbirds, it's nice to find low-maintenance, versatile flowers like this popular springtime option.
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How To Ensure Plants In Outdoor Benches Thrive
Outdoor benches with planters add character and contemplative seating to a garden space. If properly planted and tended, they also provide even more greenery.
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Don't Throw Away Old Soup Cans, Use Them To Attract More Bees
While recycling old soup and coffee cans is one option, consider saving a few and upcycling them into these garden features that will attract and support bees.
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Sunflowers Do Not Belong With Potatoes In The Garden - Here's Why
If you've ever grown sunflowers and potatoes together in the garden, you likely noticed some negative effects. Here's why they shouldn't be grown together.
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Don't Throw Away An Old Whisk, Instead Turn It Into A Bird Nesting Station
One easy way to bring more birds to your yard is to create nesting stations filled with materials they love. Craft one in an instant with an old whisk and cord.
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Avoid Planting This Pretty, But Invasive Shrub That's Bringing Ticks To Your Yard
When planning out a garden, we often think about color, contour, and attracting pollinators. But this popular shrub and hedge choice can bring unwanted guests.
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The Shade-Loving Flower That'll Look Perfect In Your Hanging Baskets
So many flowering plants require a lot of sun. But this colorful charmer thrives in shade or partial shade and will spill dramatically from hanging baskets.
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The Eye-Catching Trick That'll Have Hummingbirds Flocking To Your Yard
So you know which flowers will bring the hummingbirds to your yard. But that's just part one. Now use this eye-catching trick to make sure they return.
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The Best Plants To Grow In Your Greenhouse
You've decided you are going to have a greenhouse, now what? Some plants thrive better than others or need more care, so it's useful to know your best options.
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Easily Repel Pests From Your Garden With The Help Of An Aromatic Flower
A minty-smelling flower can be used to repel pests from your garden. Discover what it is, how to care for it, and the best ways to use it for this purpose.
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Create A Simple Birdhouse Stand With A Clever Shovel DIY
Buying or building a birdhouse is one step. Then you have to figure out where and how to place it. This simple DIY solves the problem using an old shovel.
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