How To Use Ginger To Keep Pests Out Of Your Yard
Ginger root has a strong smell, pleasant to us but repellant to many pests and animals. But you have to do more than toss a bunch of ginger around your garden.
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Ree Drummond's Floral Front Porch Is Gorgeous. Here's How To Recreate It In Your Outdoor Space
Ree Drummond's home features a beautiful front porch with ornamental grasses, mums, and small pines -- here's how to recreate it for yourself.
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A Clever DIY That'll Give Your Garden Pathway Lights A Natural Touch
Outdoor lighting brightens up gardens and wallkway in both literal and figurative senses. You can add rustic feels to your outdoor lights with a savvy DIY hack.
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Maintain Backyard Tidiness With A Highly-Rated Walmart Shed That Users Love
Lawn and garden tools take up space and can make a mess of a garage or backyard. Walmart has a shed you build yourself that people seem to like.
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Say Goodbye To Grubs In Your Lawn With The Help Of An Unexpected Trick
If you're seeing patches of your lawn die off, it could be due to grubs, which feed on grass roots. Here's how to tackle them before they do too much damage.
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The Beautiful Pear Tree That's Actually An Invasive Nightmare For Your Yard
It might look pretty when it blooms, but there is one kind of pear tree that spells disaster for your yard. It's best to eradicate this tree before it spreads.
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Light Up Your Yard This Holiday Season With These Ideas Inspired By Martha Stewart
Stars are popular design elements at both Hanukkah and Christmas, so lighting your yard with bright DIY star decorations is a no brainer. Let Martha help.
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Clever DIY Ideas That'll Make Use Of Any Extra Bricks
Leftover bricks sometimes sit in an ignored pile on the edge of a yard. That’s a shame, because they can be used to create so many useful features and objects.
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A Simple Solution That'll Help Keep Crows Away From Your Birdbath
Crows are beneficial, smart birds. Too many around your birdbath can scare off songbirds and make for a messy yard. Safely and kindly send them on their way.
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Why Late-Winter Pruning May Be The Key To Healthier Apple Trees
It might feel like pruning your apple trees in the dead of winter makes no sense. In fact, your dormant trees will thank you when they wake up in the spring.
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Illuminate Your Outdoor Space For The Holidays With A DIY Ice Lantern Idea
If you live somewhere that gets deep freezes in winter, DIY ice lanterns are a fun, inexpensive, and traditional way to decorate your porch or driveway.
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Repurpose Your Old Motorcycle Helmet And Turn It Into A Unique Hanging Planter
Don't throw away your old motorcycle helmet. This creative DIY project transforms it into a standout hanging planter with just a few basic supplies.
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Keep Birds Coming To Your Yard All Winter With A Simple Yard Feature
A helpful winter setup encourages regular bird visits by providing shelter and warmth when temperatures dip and natural spaces are harder to find outdoors.
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If You're Expecting A Freeze, It May Be Time To Try Out This Adorable DIY Porch Decor Idea
Decorating in freezing weather might seem like no fun, but this easy DIY takes advantage of the temps, giving a welcoming glow to your front porch or walkway.
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Is Harbor Freight's Budget-Friendly Weed Sprayer Worth Buying? Here's What Users Say
If you're in the market for a weed sprayer, Harbor Freight may have you covered with its affordable option. But how has the product been received by customers?
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Here's What Will Happen If You Prune Your Fruit Trees Too Early
Pruning your fruit trees is an important step to making sure they stay healthy and produce good fruit, but pruning too early can do more harm than good.
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Things That Are Attracting Skunks To Your Yard
Skunks get a bad rap: They're actually pretty adorable, and they eat mice. But you may unwittingly be inviting them to hang out in, and tear up, your yard.
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Why You Should Reconsider Trying The Overcrowding Trend In Your Yard
When you look at your neighborhood's gardens, you'll likely see at least a few of them overcrowded with plants. Here's why that may not be the best idea.
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Keep Your Birdbath From Freezing With The Help Of A Unexpected Bathroom Staple
Local birds making it through winter love accessing your birdbath. But you need to keep the water from freezing: Check your bathroom or Jeep for a solution.
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How To Winterize A Cherry Tree For A Bountiful Harvest Next Spring
Cherry trees benefit from some extra TLC before winter kicks in. The kind of cherry tree you have decides the steps you take for a bountiful late spring crop.
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Make Holiday Lighting A Snap With The Property Brothers' Smart Upgrade
As the holidays approach, most of us have a love/hate relationship with hanging outdoor lights. Drew and Jonathan Scott offer a way to make it more worthwhile.
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Transform Your Yard Into A Hummingbird Heaven With A Stunning Purple Flower
Certain plants have the exact kind of delicious nectar to attract tons of beautiful hummingbirds, and this one in particular has beautiful purple flowers.
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Is DeWalt's 28-Inch 3-In-1 Lawn Mower Worth Buying? Here's What Reviews Say
DeWalt has a line of lawn care equipment that includes a 28-inch 3-in-1 mower. Reviewers have plenty to say to help decide if it is one you want to buy.
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Repurpose Extra Pie Tins To Craft Durable Patio Wall Art
Oversize wall art on the sides of houses, garden sheds, and fence lines is trendy. DIY a fun, summer-themed display with extra pie tins and a little paint.
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How To Prune The Pear Tree In Your Yard
Pruning your pear tree regularly not only increases your fruit yield and protects the plant from disease, it's also necessary for structural support.
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Common Mistakes To Avoid When Building A Raised Garden Bed
Building raised beds opens new options for your garden, but you'll want to be aware of some easy slip-ups to keep your plants nourished, hydrated, and thriving.
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Protect Your Outdoor Faucets During Winter With These DIY Ideas
When winter hits, it's time to put away the garden hose and protect outdoor faucets with foam covers. Or, if you forgot to get some, these popular DIY versions.
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