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  • Bird bathing in a brown bird bath

    Avoid Using These Cleaning Staples On Your Bird Bath & What To Use Instead

    Maintaining a fresh bird bath benefits your avian friends and your yard's health. However, you need to be careful about what you use when it comes to cleaning.

    By Laura Zbinden January 13th, 2025 Read More
  • Perennial peanut ground cover plant, close up

    Add Some Beautiful Color To Your Lawn With This Attractive Ground Cover

    If you live in a warmer climate and want to change the ground cover in your yard, here is an attractive option that is also pest-and drought-resistant.

    By Laura Zbinden January 13th, 2025 Read More
  • tomatoes on vine, close up

    The Spicy Kitchen Staple That'll Keep Pests Away From Your Tomatoes

    If you've ever struggled to keep hornworms away from your tomatoes and don't want to hand-pick them, you can use a spicy kitchen staple to create a DIY spray.

    By Danno Wise January 12th, 2025 Read More
  • Paver patio

    Take Your Landscaping To The Next Level With These DIY Paver Projects

    If you want to transform your yard in both style and functionality, a paver project may just be the way to go. Here are some DIY ideas to get you started.

    By Vaani Sai January 12th, 2025 Read More
  • Person touching icy sidewalk

    Easily De-Ice Your Slippery Sidewalk With One Common Baking Product

    Keeping your sidewalk de-iced in winter is the best way to prevent accidents. It's easy to prepare with one baking ingredient you likely have in your pantry.

    By Danno Wise January 11th, 2025 Read More
  • Bear in trash can

    Are Bear-Resistant Trash Cans Worth It? Here's What We Know

    A bear rummaging through your trash can make you wonder if a bear-resistant trash can is worth the investment. It depends on how you use it.

    By Danno Wise January 11th, 2025 Read More
  • A house with a fire coming out of the attic

    Protect Your Home From Wildfires With Our Key Tips

    Wildfires can spread rapidly and reach homes if they're out of control. While you cannot stop a fire alone, you can take steps to make your home more fireproof.

    By Nina Phillips January 11th, 2025 Read More
  • Patio and yard on a rainy day

    The Best Materials For A Patio If You Live In A Humid Environment

    Selecting the ideal patio material depends on where you live. If you reside in a humid environment, here's what an expert suggests you use.

    By Laura Zbinden January 7th, 2025 Read More
  • An in-ground pool covered up and secured for the winter

    The Common Outdoor Pool Winterization Mistake You Really Don't Want To Make

    If you own a pool, you probably know you have to winterize it yearly. There's a way to do this correctly; unfortunately, many make this common mistake.

    By Nina Phillips January 7th, 2025 Read More
  • mosquito swarm

    Reasons Why Your Yard Is Swarmed With Mosquitoes

    Mosquitoes are a nuisance for anyone spending time in their backyard. Luckily, there are some simple changes you can make to send them packing.

    By Danno Wise January 6th, 2025 Read More
  • Garden deck with flower pots on it

    The Most Common Deck Staining Mistakes We're Tired Of Seeing

    Deck staining mistakes are common but avoidable. Here's how to address these frequent blunders and keep your deck looking its best.

    By Johnny Lewis January 5th, 2025 Read More
  • wet garden soil

    Here's Why Maggots Are In Your Garden Soil & How You Can Get Rid Of Them

    Maggots in your soil can be alarming, especially if you don't know what caused them. By eliminating their ideal conditions, you can send these pests packing.

    By Johnny Lewis January 5th, 2025 Read More
  • Man spreading mulch over blueberry plant

    How To Choose The Best Mulch To Use In Your Vegetable Garden

    For a flourishing vegetable garden, mulch is essential. Here is what to consider when choosing mulch for your garden and how often to refresh it.

    By Johnny Lewis January 4th, 2025 Read More
  • English ivy taking over a garden

    Why You Should Reconsider Planting English Ivy And What To Plant Instead

    English ivy can look stunning as a ground cover and climbing plant along the sides of your house. The problem is that it can also be tricky to manage.

    By Laura Zbinden January 3rd, 2025 Read More
  • ant hills on grass

    Why Are There So Many Ant Hills In Your Yard?

    It's frustrating to notice that your yard is littered with unsightly ant hills. Knowing what causes these lumps will better prepare you to banish them for good.

    By Johnny Lewis January 1st, 2025 Read More
  • Pink and purple hyacinths just starting to bloom

    Common Mistakes To Avoid When Planting Hyacinths In Your Garden

    Hyacinths are stunning, low-maintenance plants that bring color to your garden. They aren't too tricky to grow, but there are some common mistakes to avoid.

    By Laura Zbinden December 31st, 2024 Read More
  • Green moss closeup

    Gardeners Are Using Beer To Grow Moss, But Does This Method Actually Work?

    Considering adding fairy tale charm by growing moss in your garden? You may have heard of this beer hack. The reason behind it seems logical, but does it work?

    By Laura Zbinden December 30th, 2024 Read More
  • Edged curved garden on lawn

    How To Easily Edge Your Curved Lawn

    Choosing to edge your curved lawn with concrete will give you a professional, clean-looking outdoor space. In fact, it's easier to do than you may think.

    By Johnny Lewis December 30th, 2024 Read More
  • Coyote walking in yard

    Effective Methods To Deter Coyotes From Your Yard

    As coyote populations grow, these canines have become more adventurous when appearing in urban areas. Here's how to stop them from entering your yard.

    By Danno Wise December 29th, 2024 Read More
  • Gardener watering plants in in-ground beds and raised beds

    Raised Beds Vs. In-Ground Garden Beds: Which Is Overall Better?

    If you're new to gardening and are trying to decide whether to have raised beds or in-ground garden beds, we'll explain the pros and cons of both.

    By Ryan Cashman December 29th, 2024 Read More
  • Bottle of dish soap liquid in garden

    The Strange But Effective Dish Soap Lawn Hack You Don't Want To Skip Out On

    If the moss in your yard looks unsightly and detracts from your carefully curated garden, dish soap is an unlikely ally that can help you remove it.

    By Laura Zbinden December 28th, 2024 Read More
  • Gardener planting a seedling

    Protect Your Seedlings With The Help Of This Bathroom Staple

    Getting seedlings started requires care, especially if you live in a cold climate. Luckily, you can make your own mini greenhouse with one shower staple.

    By Johnny Lewis December 28th, 2024 Read More
  • Citronella grass close up, with water droplets on it

    Will Planting Citronella Grass In Your Garden Keep Mosquitoes Far Away?

    The oil of citronella has long been touted as a mosquito repellent. That said, does growing the plant in your garden do anything to keep these bugs at bay?

    By Danno Wise December 26th, 2024 Read More
  • Grub worms in soil, close up

    Minimize Grub Worms In Your Yard With These Lawn Mowing Tips

    Grub worms can be hard to detect because they live underground, but proper lawncare maintenance can ensure your garden is free of these pests.

    By Danno Wise December 24th, 2024 Read More
  • Rosemary plants close up

    The Aromatic Kitchen Herb That'll Help Keep Bugs Out Of Your Garden

    Your garden can be a natural pest control system with a few plants. This one, in particular, will also give your garden an invigorating and pleasant aroma.

    By Johnny Lewis December 24th, 2024 Read More
  • Aerial view of home with privacy fence around garden

    How Much It Typically Costs To Install A Wooden Privacy Fence In Your Backyard

    Wooden privacy fences can be a great way to increase your property's value and boost your home's security. Here's how much these fencing projects cost.

    By Johnny Lewis December 23rd, 2024 Read More
  • Fingers touching branch of white black locust flowers

    Easily Identify Any Invasive Black Locust In Your Yard With These Tips

    Often mistaken for garden honeysuckle, black locust trees are quite invasive. Identifying this plant will help you prevent it from overtaking your yard.

    By Johnny Lewis December 22nd, 2024 Read More
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