An Eco-Friendly Mulch Type That'll Help Deter Ticks From Your Yard
Warm weather brings ticks and other bugs, so it makes sense to set up your yard to avoid attracting them. This mulch is a pretty, all-natural tick repellent.
Read MoreWarm weather brings ticks and other bugs, so it makes sense to set up your yard to avoid attracting them. This mulch is a pretty, all-natural tick repellent.
Read MoreVibrio vulnificus, or the flesh-eating bacteria, sounds scary, and it is. If you're enjoying coastal waters in summer, there are ways to protect yourself.
Read MoreYour home's exteriors need lighting too, but it's more complex than interior lights. Chiefly, you must know the differences between water- and weatherproof.
Read MoreA camping tool that might not already be a part of your gear can protect you from dangerous wildlife like bears, depending on the species you may encounter.
Read MoreWhile there are scientifically backed tick repellents, it's nice to have natural and DIY options. Alas, this popular ointment isn't as effective as we'd like.
Read MoreDrive away pesky mosquitoes with this essential oil. You can use this natural repellent in several ways, and it can help you enjoy your time outdoors.
Read MoreThis deadly plant could be growing unnoticed in your yard's neglected areas, and knowing how to identify and safely remove it could save lives.
Read MoreWhen it comes to killing ticks and their eggs, you want your hacks to work and work safely. Salt may be great on your fries, but worth rethinking in your yard.
Read MoreIf you're getting away to East Coast beaches, it's worth noting that great white shark sightings are on the rise, particularly at one very popular destination.
Read MoreHiking can be a relatively low-cost outdoor sport, but it can quickly break the bank if you're not prepared. We've got the the best way to avoid added expenses.
Read MoreEverything is bigger in Texas, including the number of animal attacks. From city streets to the deserts, here's what happens when teeth are bared and fur flies.
Read MoreIt's always kind of fun to see fairy rings of mushrooms pop up in your yard following a rain. But one deadly variety is the last thing you want to deal with.
Read MoreChanging or sharpening a lawn mower blade is essential to maintaining a healthy lawn. But so is keeping your hands. Remove the blade safely with this one tip.
Read MoreThere are a lot of options for mulch, and pine needles kind of seem like a no-brainer if you have a lot of pine trees. But there are risks you should know.
Read MoreWe love when dogs play and run outside. We hate when they dig up our gardens. But there are risks beyond holes, and gardeners with dogs should be aware of them.
Read MoreRVs are wonderful homes away from home, but they have plenty of moving parts to maintain. Thankfully, you can head to your kitchen or bathroom sink for one fix.
Read MoreOne day, you look outside and spy red flags in your neighbor's lawn. No, these aren't decorations — they're marking something super important under the surface.
Read MoreMosquitoes ruin just about any party they crash. If you're out of bug spray, or just want an aromatic alternative, consider this hack using bathroom supplies.
Read MoreCleaning your birdbath regularly is essential, but it's tough to get all the stains out. Head to the medicine cabinet for a safe, effective sparkling clean.
Read MoreWhile there are a lot of birds people hope visit their yards, pigeons are not one. They're messy and spread diseases. Fortunately they hate this condiment.
Read MoreCamping is an activity enjoyed by almost everyone. Making a more accessible, adaptive campsite for different abilities may take a little work but it's worth it.
Read MoreSetting up the perfect hummingbird feeder, only to have it attacked by an endless stream of ants, is frustrating. Head to the garage or kitchen for an easy fix.
Read MoreDiscover how to protect your pets by avoiding harmful mulch and explore safe landscaping choices for a thriving, pet-friendly yard.
Read MoreMosquitos aren't the only frustrating insects when camping. Tiny gnats swarm, bite, and annoy. If you don't feel like using DEET, consider these home remedies.
Read MoreWhether running through the foliage, or doing a full-on backwoods hike, one risk is being covered in ticks. Before they bite, grab this tool from your closet.
Read MoreElectric or gas powered, the best thing you can do for your lawn mower's battery is to take care of it in the off season. Proper preparation and storage is key.
Read MoreUpdating your deck with an outdoor rug can be the perfect way to give your outdoor space a glo up, just be sure you're not making this common mistake.
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