How To Choose The Best Type Of Hedge Trimmer For Your Yard
When it comes to hedge trimmers, it's easy to buy too little or too much machine for your yard. Knowing the pros and cons will save time, energy, and money.
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Highly-Rated Soil PH Testers That Gardeners Are Loving
You might think you know everything your plants need from sunshine to water to soil type, but do you know the pH? These easy-to-use devices can help.
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What To Consider Before Using Synthetic Oil In Your Lawn Mower
Standing in the oil aisle wondering whether to grab synthetic or conventional for your mower? These key factors will help you make the right choice.
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The Proposed Bill That Could Ban Noisy Landscaping Gear In Philadelphia
Philadelphia’s city council is considering a bill which could make leafy streets and fresh-mowed lawns a little quieter by banning this common landscaping tool.
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Unique Seating Ideas To Spruce Up Any Outdoor Space
Whether you have a narrow balcony or an expansive yard with multiple activity areas, getting the seating right, in creative ways, adds charm and functionality.
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Is Costco's Blackstone Camping Griddle Kit Worth Buying? Here's What Campers Have To Say
Blackstone has released a new, portable camping griddle at Costco. We analyzed what real campers think to help you decide if it's worth your money.
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How To Refresh A Thrifted Birdbath Before Putting It In Your Yard
Decorative birdbaths can complete a garden, but are pricey. Saving money by buying at thrift stores is a great idea, but you'll want to properly prep them.
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Why You Should Reconsider Using Regular Unleaded Gas In A Lawn Mower
Your lawnmower's regular unleaded gas might be cheaper than other types, but you'd likely be much better off turning to an ethanol-free alternative. Here's why.
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The Best Method For Fixing Cracks In Your Birdbath
Concrete, ceramic, and stone birdbaths are all prone to cracking, thanks to winter freezing. Thankfully there's an easy, nontoxic way to seal cracks early.
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If Your Mower Gas Spills On Your Lawn, Here's What You Can Do
Gas mowers have advantages when it comes to power. But they can also come with fuel spills. Gas spilled on your lawn can kill it, but there are ways to deal.
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What Are The Ryobi Expand-It Tools And How They Can Help With Fall Yard Clean-Up
When trimming bushes and weeds, clearing leaves, and other arduous lawn tasks, why use a bunch of tools when the Ryobi Expand-It system can cover it all?
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Harbor Freight's Waterproof Lantern Also Charges Your Phone, But How Well Does It Work? Here's What Users Say
A quality light source is a must-have when camping. This affordable waterproof lantern from Harbor Freight not only shines brightly but can serve as a charger.
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Gorgeous And Creative Ways To Light Up Your Patio
Whether you have an apartment balcony or an extensive backyard living space, adding and layering lighting turns it from a daytime hangout to an all-night oasis.
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How To Safely Jump-Start A Lawn Mower Battery With Your Car (But Should You?)
A lawn mower battery can be a finicky thing. Before you try to jump-start it with your car's battery to get back to mowing, consider these safety guidelines.
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How To Turn Your Lawn Mower Into A Leaf Mulcher
Your lawn mower can do double duty as a powerful leaf mulcher with a few simple modifications. This clever trick creates free fertilizer for your yard.
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Can You Use Olive Oil To Prevent Rust On Garden Tools? Here's What To Know
One mistake new gardeners make is not caring for their tools, which leads to rust. Some folks use olive oil to protect their gear, but is it the right choice?
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How To Determine If A Ferris Lawn Mower Is Right For You And Your Yard
Thinking about getting a Ferris mower, but not sure if it's worth the steep investment? These key factors will help you make the right choice for your yard.
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What To Consider Before Buying A Lawn Sweeper For Your Yard
If you haven't checked out lawn sweepers, you may be missing out on the best thing for a well-manicured lawn since the rake. Or it may be more than you need.
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The Best Method For Replacing Your Lawn Mower Deck Spindle
Even the best lawn mower suffers from wear. If it's time to replace your lawn mower's spindle (or spindles), first make certain it's what's making that noise.
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What To Consider Before Buying A Patio Heater For Your Backyard
Adding patio heaters allows you to enjoy your outdoor space on cool evenings and into the winter. But you want to make sure the size and style meets your needs.
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How To Determine The Best Oil To Use For Your Lawn Mower
Each gas-powered lawn mower has different oil needs depending on the model. To use the best possible type of motor oil, you'll need to know a few things.
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Easily Pour Oil Into Your Lawn Mower With A Must-Try Trick
Stop spilling oil all over your mower and driveway! This genius trick makes adding oil mess-free, takes seconds to set up, and doesn't require a funnel.
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What To Consider Before Buying A Used Lawn Mower
Instead of pricey new mowers from big box stores, it can be worth buying a used model. But as with cars, it's good to know the pros and cons when shopping used.
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Choose The Correct Charger For Your Lawn Mower's Battery With These Tips
Did you know you need to charge your riding mower's battery whether you're using or storing it? Using the right charger can add years to your battery's life.
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How To Stop Your Hanging Bird Feeder From Swinging Due To Wind
Hanging bird feeders are handy on porches and in trees, but birds can suffer when things get blustery. Here's how to stabilize things or create alternatives.
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Choose The Best Lawn Mower For Your Small Yard With These Tips
A small yard still needs a mower. We've got tips on how to find the right mower type, size, power source, and everything else you need to know.
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How To Prepare Your Lawn Mower For Winter Storage
Don’t let your mower gather dust this winter — learn the essential steps to store it safely so it's ready to roll when spring comes back around.
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