Mice In Your Yard Will Be A Thing Of The Past With These Natural Scents
If you see a mouse in your yard, there are dozens you don't see. Keep them out of your yard, garden, or shed with pleasant (to us) scents you may already have.
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Is Your Lawn Mower Smoking? Here's What It Might Mean And How To Fix It
If you've ever cranked up your mower to be greeted with black, blue, or white smoke, it may have caused some panic. Generally it's an easy fix, so take a beat.
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The Epsom Salt Seed Germination Hack That May Not Be Worth Your Time
Gardening tips can be like old wives' tales, with rumors of all sorts of random things that may actually be miraculous for your plants. Is Epsom salt?
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The Simple Maintenance Task That'll Help Prevent Cracks On Your Driveway
Hairline fractures in your driveway's concrete might be difficult to detect if you aren't proactively taking part in this annual maintenance task.
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Top-Rated Lowe's Tools That Make Sharpening Lawn Mower Blades Easier
Sharpening mower blades yourself can save money and protect both your lawn and machine. Lowe's carries several highly rated power and manual tools for the job.
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DIY A Hydroponic Garden System With The Help Of Extra PVC Pipes
Hydroponics doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. A smart setup can help plants thrive without soil, even in tight indoor or outdoor spaces.
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Could This Beautiful Shrub Be Killing Birds? Here's What To Know
This beautiful shrub produces bright red berries but it comes at a cost. A non-native shrub, its berries are known to be toxic to many birds.
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Repurpose This Bathroom Staple To Easily Fix Your Overfilled Lawn Mower
Checking your lawn mower's oil level is an important maintenance step. But what if you overfill the mower with oil? Chances are your bathroom has the solution.
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DIY Projects That'll Add Extra Privacy To Your Backyard
You've got the perfect backyard oasis, but your seating nook or quiet bench is exposed to unwanted attention. We've got a variety of affordable privacy options.
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A Must-Try Trick For Loosening Up Compact Clay Soil In Your Yard
Most garden soils are either too sandy or too heavy with clay. If yours is the latter there's a kitchen pantry staple that can help break things up.
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Repurpose An Old Plastic Bucket For A Clever Tool Caddy DIY
Lugging gardening tools around with you can be a bit chaotic. Fortunately, there are a lot of creative options if you have a five-gallon bucket sitting around.
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The Best Method For Storing A Lawn Mower Without A Garage Or Shed
Not everyone has the luxury of owning a garage or shed, which can be a bit of a problem when you have tools like a lawnmower that you need to store.
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Are You Allowed To Cut Your Neighbor's Overgrown Bushes? What To Know Before Pruning
Worried about an overgrown bush on your property line? Here's what you need to know before you trim any of the plants belonging to your neighbor.
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Help Your Garden Thrive With A Simple Upgrade To Your Daily Routine
It takes a lot of time and energy to make a garden grow, but one tweak to your daily schedule could improve your mood and the health of your plants.
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Cold Frames Or Hoop Tunnels: Which Is Best For Protecting Your Plants From Frost?
As winter approaches, frost becomes an issue for late-harvest plants, or those you're nursing into spring. Cold frames and hoop tunnels help keep plants toasty.
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Treat Clogged Gutters With This Cheap PVC Pipe Hack
Instead of climbing up a ladder and doing some manual labor, there's a pretty easy life hack involving PVC pipes that can be used to clean your gutters.
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Help Your Patio Look Its Best All Winter Long With These Maintenance Tips
Even if you live in a region that gets snowy weather, there are still some maintenance tips that will help keep your patio looking great all season.
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If You Have A Rabbit Problem In Your Yard, A Popular Flower May Be The Culprit
Rabbits are deceptively adorable, hopping their way into your garden and eating up the plants you worked so hard to grow. One in particular may be drawing them.
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Is It Necessary To Shovel Snow Off Your Deck? Here's What You Should Know
Looking out over a snow-covered lawn, it's easy to want to take shortcuts when shoveling snow. Driveways and sidewalks are a must-do, but what about the deck?
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Gardeners Are Loving Amazon's Stylish Ornamental Bird Feeder
Gardeners are raving about a stylish glass hummingbird feeder that adds charm to outdoor spaces while drawing in more of these colorful backyard visitors.
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Why You Should Reconsider Covering Your AC Unit During Winter
In winter, you probably think it's best to 'protect' your AC unit from wind and snow by covering it. Here's why you should put a hold on that.
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How To Banish Spiders From Your Patio Furniture Naturally
If you want to keep spiders away from your patio furniture with a natural home remedy, rummage around your pantry for a handy kitchen cleaning staple.
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What To Know Before Buying Costco Plants Online
There's a convenience to buying Costco plants online, such as not having to leave the comfort of your home. However, there are some things you need to know.
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Don't Throw Away Wine Corks: Use Them To Prevent Your Birdbath From Freezing
Many birds continue to seek out birdbaths throughout the winter. You can raise a glass to your flying visitors, then save the corks for this handy trick.
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Beautiful Bushes That'll Turn Your Yard Into A Hummingbird Haven
Planting hummingbird friendly plants isn’t just about pretty flowers: You want a mix of blooms and food sources. That’s why these 12 bushes are so tempting!
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Think Twice Before Adding Chemicals When Winterizing Your Birdbath. Here's Why
Birds need water in winter so it's okay to still fill your birdbath. But if you're considering using chemicals to keep the water from freezing, think again.
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Shoveling Or Salting: Which Should You Do First When Clearing Off Snow
Like the chicken or the egg, people often wonder whether to salt or shovel first when it comes to snow. Fortunately, there are simple rules to follow.
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