Why TikTok Users Are Absolutely Loving Gravely Lawn Mowers
A popular mower brand is gaining attention thanks to its compact size and power, but its quirks and drawbacks mean it won’t be the right fit for every yard.
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The Common Bird Feeder Maintenance Mistake That's Attracting Pests To Your Yard
You may have done everything to protect your bird feeder from squirrels and other critters, but overlooking this one task may invite pests in a different way.
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The Simple Trick That Keeps Spiders From Calling Your Garden Home
Spiders in the garden can be beneficial, but having to wade through their webs can make gardening a bummer. Here's a trick that can help keep them away.
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How To Choose The Best String Trimmer Head To Use On Your Lawn
There are a variety of string trimmer heads, each with different downsides, so it's best to inform yourself before choosing the best one for your lawn.
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Outdoor Upgrades You Should Consider Making During The Winter Months
Some gardeners know winter can be busy with winter vegetables and clearing old growth. But in fact, there are a lot of projects one can do in the off season.
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The Large-Flowered Climbing Plant That'll Add Color To Your Boring Fence
This climbing plant with large, gorgeous flowers in an array of colors can certainly liven up your boring fence and bring interest to your garden.
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DIY A Simple Hummingbird Feeder By Using Your Collection Of Tupperware
That old Tupperware stacked in your kitchen could be the perfect start to a clever, eco-friendly DIY that brightens your garden and attracts pollinators.
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Can You Get Away With Running Your Robot Lawn Mower In Rainy Weather?
Using a lawn mower in the rain is generally a bad idea, but does that also apply to robotic lawn mowers? What if they're on a schedule and it happens to rain?
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What To Do If Your Neighbor's Tree Falls On Your Yard
Trees can be a huge improvement for any lawn, but they don't last forever. If your neighbor's tree falls on your yard, what exactly are you supposed to do?
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Can Oatmeal Help Keep Pests Out Of Your Garden? Here's What We Know
When it comes to keeping slugs and bugs out of your garden, there are many DIY gardening hacks to try. Here's what we know about using oatmeal to deter pests.
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Upgrade Your Boring Porch With A Low-Maintenance Design Hack
If you're looking to give your porch a more warm and welcoming facelift but don't want anything that requires too much care, this ingenious hack is for you.
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DIY A Natural Bird Feeder With The Help Of These Common Yard Scraps
While it's easy enough to buy a metal or plastic bird feeder, it's kind of nice to make your own from natural materials in your own backyard or a nearby forest.
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The Zip Tie Lawn Mower Hack You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
While the lawn mower safety bar is a valuable feature for keeping you from danger, frequent stops while mowing the lawn can be annoying.
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A Beautiful Dense Hedge That'll Add Extra Privacy To Your Yard
If you are looking to add some privacy to your backyard in a natural way, you can do so with a dense hedge that's easy to grow and maintain.
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Here's The Best Way To Repurpose An Old Security Camera To Watch Your Bird Feeder
Modern tech improves so fast, those tiny security cameras you bought five years ago are obsolete. Instead of tossing them, turn them into birdwatching tools.
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Repurpose These Common Thrift Store Finds For Unique Garden Decor
Whether you have a balcony or an expansive garden with multiple activity areas, decorating can get pricey fast. Instead, get creative with thrift store finds.
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The Winter-Friendly Plant That'll Attract More Birds To Your Yard
When winter arrives, food sources are scarce for overwintering birds. While feeders help, to really make sure they visit, plant this tasty cold-hardy shrub.
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A Stunning 700-Acre Garden That's A Must-See When Visiting Mississippi
This beautiful preserve in the Magnolia State protects hundreds of native plant and animal species while also providing a quiet escape for nature lovers.
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Keep Algae Out Of Your Birdbath By Using This Durable Material
Caring for a birdbath means frequent cleaning. Sometimes algae builds up and it can be tough to clean (and gross). This popular option naturally blocks algae.
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How To Keep Your Bird Feeder Safe During The Harsh Winter Months
Putting a bird feeder out in winter is a great way to attract and help your feathered friends. But there's more you should do, all winter long, to keep it safe.
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High Wind Warnings: How To Prepare Your Garden For Intense Weather
It’s not just heavy rains or hail that can damage a garden — so can strong winds, snapping stems and blowing debris. Here’s how to help protect your garden.
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There Is A Newly Detected Invasive Pest: Here's How To Identify It In Your Yard
Invasive plants and animals can be the scourge of the farmer, rancher, and home gardener. A new pest has been identified in one state, but may be spreading.
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DIY A Stylish Planter For Your Artificial Plants Using These Affordable Staples
You can jazz up your faux plants with a planter that will look attractive and only uses a few affordable staples. Perfect for crafters, this DIY is simple.
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Attract More Cardinals To Your Yard This Winter With This Bird Feeder Tip
Bright red cardinals (and their mates) against a white field of snow is a joyous sight. A few tweaks to your feeders will make them attractive all winter long.
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Frost Advisory Vs Freeze Warning: What's The Difference And How To Prepare Your Garden
As temperatures drop, the risk to your plants from frost increases. Keeping an eye on frost advisories and freeze warnings, and knowing the difference, is key.
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How To Easily Attract Owls To Your Yard (And Why You'd Want To)
Owls are nearly magical creatures that also act as nature's pest control. So of course you want to play host to one or a few. It's easier than you might think.
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For A Thriving Spring Vegetable Garden, Plant These Leafy Greens During Winter
While most gardens wind down during the winter, there are actually several leafy greens you can start in early winter. There are even some you can harvest!
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