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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Lure Hummingbirds To Your Yard By Planting A Bright Red Tubular Flower
While there are plenty of ways to lure hummingbirds into your yard, planting this red flower they love that has tubular blooms is one of the best methods.
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DIY A Budget-Friendly Garden Arch With A Popular Dollar Tree Find
There's nothing quite like walking under a garden arch dripping with grape or wisteria vines. Instead of pricey full-sized trellises, DIY one from Dollar Tree.
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The Pros And Cons Of Using A Ground Birdbath In Your Yard
One creative option to provide water for your feathered friends is a birdbath on or close to the ground. How low can you go? We've got the pros and cons.
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Don't Throw Away Your Old Ironing Board, Use It For A Stylish Potting Bench
Got an old metal utility ironing board doing nothing but holding loads of laundry? Quickly convert it into a clever outdoor potting station with this easy DIY.
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Create Shaped Potted Plants With The Help Of A Closet Staple
If you love growing pothos or similar plants for the patio or garden, this easy DIY hack will have you elegantly shaping and displaying their vines in no time.
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Why You Should Consider Painting Your Birdhouse Green
Whether building your own birdhouses or buying them, painting is often the last fun step before suspending them. Most times, you'll want to green them up.
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A Simple Nighttime Solution That Will Help You Locate Pests On Your Tomato Plants
Growing tomatoes is one joy of gardening. Finding pests munching on them is not. The best way to find the worst culprits is at night using this handy trick!
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Your Old Wine Bottles Can Be Repurposed Into A Gorgeous Wind Chime
Wind chimes add joy and harmony to any outdoor setting. The same could be said for wine. Combine the two in this DIY, converting empties into musical chimes.
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The Slow-Growing Flowering Shrub You'll Wish You Never Planted
Sometimes planning a garden involves patience. But there are limits, and what feels like a good idea at first, doesn't always seem so great after all the work.
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How To DIY A Set Of Drop Cloth Curtains To Bring Privacy To Your Patio
While we love sitting on our patios enjoying the sights, sometimes we want a little more privacy. These affordable DIY drop cloth curtains are a perfect fix.
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Two Delicious Fruit Bushes That'll Have Songbirds Flocking To Your Yard
While lots of plants will attract our feathered friends, if you really want to bring a bevy of songbirds to your yard, consider these two tasty fruit bushes.
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A Squirrel-Free Garden Is Possible With The Help Of A Common Kitchen Staple
Squirrels are adorable, but can be pests in the yard or garden. Reach in the kitchen cupboard for this trick that will have squirrels turning up their noses.
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Transform Your Favorite Lamp Into A Fun And Vintage Birdbath
Create a unique and entertaining birdbath using an old lamp and this easy DIY technique. Not only can you customize the bath, you may save money as well.
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Why You Should Reconsider Killing All The Dandelions In Your Yard
While kids love wishing on dandelion puffballs, many people see a lawn scourge. Look again, there are reasons to respect this intrusive yellow flowering plant.
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A No-Drill Hack For Turning An Old Ceramic Mug Into A Planter
When it's time to clear out all those character and novelty mugs filling up kitchen cupboards, use this simple trick to create small planters with drainage.
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