A Cheap And Effective Garden Staple That'll Protect Your Plants From Squirrels
While squirrels are cute, they can cause havoc in your garden. Fortunately, there's one garden staple that'll keep these critters away from your plants.
Read MoreWhile squirrels are cute, they can cause havoc in your garden. Fortunately, there's one garden staple that'll keep these critters away from your plants.
Read MoreTraditional birdhouses can look a certain way. However, there's one feature we humans think is important, but it's really something we ought to avoid adding.
Read MoreMaking your own hummingbird nectar is a fun way to get even more involved in feeding your visitors. Here's how to ensure the water you use is the best option.
Read MoreWhen attracting birds to your yard with feed, you want to provide tasty treats year round. Martha Stewart loves this feeder idea, putting her own spin on it.
Read MoreAdd a bright burst of fruity fragrance to your landscape. This strange but special shade tree not only smells great but is perfect for pollinators, too.
Read MoreWhile squirrels are adorable, they can wreak havoc on garden plants, bird feeders, and more. Fortunately this common, fragrant herb is an all-natural deterrent.
Read MoreIf you've got a popular bird feeder (or several), it means birds are visiting all times of day throughout the year. Adding a hood over your feeder can help.
Read MoreSure, you could buy a birdbath, but if you've got an old stepladder, it's way more fun to DIY your very own birdbath for your feathered friends.
Read MoreGardening is, in part, an endless battle welcoming helpful and avoiding harmful visitors. This simple trick uses a bottle to stop slugs in their slimy tracks.
Read MoreWith a great bird feeder comes great responsibility. Making sure all of your feeders are as safe as possible for your feathered visitors is extremely important.
Read MoreIf you've spent the time making your yard more attractive to birds, it's likely you've got a couple of nests. But sometimes those nests end up in risky spots.
Read MoreIf you're tired of sneaky squirrels gobbling up all of the bird food in your backyard, swapping out your bird feeder pole might help. Here's how to do it.
Read MoreBring in the butterflies and add some color to your yard with this one low-maintenance plant. Here's how it contributes to a garden that welcomes pollinators.
Read MoreIf you can't attract hummingbirds to your garden or backyard, it may be time to look to your kitchen. One item there may help draw in these colorful birds.
Read MoreCreating a hummingbird-friendly yard or garden is an ongoing learning process. This once-popular bush that hummers love is definitely one you shouldn't plant.
Read MoreBirdhouse kits make wonderful new homes for your feathered friends, but they can be kind of plain. Jazz them up with old tiles or porcelain with this easy DIY
Read MoreIf you didn't have "check campsite for scorpions" on your bingo card, you may need to grab another card. This inexpensive tool will help you spot them easily.
Read MoreIf you're hoping to attract more feathered friends to your yard, then you might want to consider painting your porch these bird-friendly colors.
Read MoreNavigating the world of pesticides to find those that don't harm beneficial insects can be difficult, but here are some of the best pollinator-safe options.
Read MoreA well-placed hummingbird feeder will attract those adorable birds to your yard, but be sure to avoid this big mistake when making your own nectar at home.
Read MoreIf you're looking for interesting, hummingbird-friendly additions for your garden, consider this red-to-orange flowering plant that's come back into popularity.
Read MoreIt can be incredibly frustrating to find holes popping up in your nice, tidy lawn. But who's the culprit? Squirrels or chipmunks? And what can be done about it?
Read MoreSetting up a birdbath can get fairly complicated, but it doesn't have to be. Your visitors will be happy with this quick and easy DIY using an old metal chair.
Read MoreIf you've got an old mattress spring and aren't sure what to do with it, you can repurpose those coils into something sure to bring birds to your yard.
Read MoreBirds and gardens go hand in hand: They pollinate plants and eat insects. But they can also eat your seedlings. Deter them with this simple Dollar Tree hack.
Read MoreSquirrels may be the most adorable pests, but did you know they love tomatoes? Here's how to determine if the charming rodents are making off with your produce.
Read MoreHummingbirds are all about nectar, so when they need a drink to beat the summer sun, these heat-loving plants are sure to bring them to your garden.
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