Don't Throw Away Your Old Fire Pit, Turn It Into A Charming Birdbath Instead
Fire pits are an excellent backyard accessory, but they age quickly. Instead of tossing that old pit, upcycle it into a charming birdbath with this easy DIY.
Read MoreFire pits are an excellent backyard accessory, but they age quickly. Instead of tossing that old pit, upcycle it into a charming birdbath with this easy DIY.
Read MoreWhile there are plenty of ways to lure hummingbirds into your yard, planting this red flower they love that has tubular blooms is one of the best methods.
Read MoreOne creative option to provide water for your feathered friends is a birdbath on or close to the ground. How low can you go? We've got the pros and cons.
Read MoreWhether building your own birdhouses or buying them, painting is often the last fun step before suspending them. Most times, you'll want to green them up.
Read MoreWhile lots of plants will attract our feathered friends, if you really want to bring a bevy of songbirds to your yard, consider these two tasty fruit bushes.
Read MoreSquirrels are adorable, but can be pests in the yard or garden. Reach in the kitchen cupboard for this trick that will have squirrels turning up their noses.
Read MoreCreate a unique and entertaining birdbath using an old lamp and this easy DIY technique. Not only can you customize the bath, you may save money as well.
Read MoreDiscover why one town is restricting the use of bird feeders in residential areas and why you might want to implement some of the same practices yourself.
Read MoreDeer are adorable creatures. But when they gobble up your garden, it's an issue. Fortunately, you can safely uninvite them with this simple fence upgrade.
Read MoreAlmost any plant in your yard will encourage birds to visit. If you're looking to expand the types of birds calling your area home, consider these types.
Read MoreAttracting butterflies to your yard, window box, or garden is a plus not only for their beauty but their pollinating skills. Here are a dozen plants they love.
Read MoreWhether you buy a birdbath or DIY one out of materials around the house, it's important to make it feel safe for birds. Adding this feature encourages bathers.
Read MoreWhile you may be scared of snakes, they do have some amazing benefits. Find out why you might want snakes in your yard and how to attract them.
Read MoreIf you want to attract more hummingbirds to your yard, the key is adding plenty of colorful, low-maintenance flowering plants like this well-known variety.
Read MoreButterflies are definitely welcome guests in any yard or garden. Encourage these pretty pollinators to visit by planting this colorful, evergreen ground cover.
Read MoreIf you love to watch ground-feeding birds like grosbeaks and juncos, discover how to upgrade your bird feeders to attract a wider variety of species.
Read MoreWhile you may be used to purchasing your fishing lures from the store, you can easily DIY them out of a common utensil you have in your kitchen.
Read MorePlanting red flowers is a great way to attract more hummingbirds to your yard. If you're looking for stunning, low-maintenance options, go for this wildflower.
Read MoreIf you want to admire a large waterfall and meet some friendly wolves, check out this small town in Florida that offers both these unique experiences.
Read MoreRather than shopping online for yard or garden features, try this simple DIY involving an underused chip-and-dip tray. Visiting birds will feel very festive.
Read MoreWhile adding a birdhouse to your yard will attract many kinds of birds, if you're specifically trying to lure in cardinals, this may not be a good idea.
Read MoreIf you're looking for quiet, remote beaches with nothing but incredible views and outdoor activities galore, you can't do better than this private Texas island.
Read MoreWhile you'll have luck attracting hummingbirds to your yard with many different flower types, these two lilies are ones the little visitors especially like.
Read MoreIf a flower is beautiful and attracts hummingbirds, it seems like a no-brainer to include it in your garden. With this bloom, you may want to think twice.
Read MoreIt's not enough to simply plop down a pretty birdbath in your garden. Know which types of baths work best for which critters, and birds will be happy to visit.
Read MoreWhile there are many flowers that can be used to attract hummingbirds to your garden, if you're looking for a low-maintenance option, check out this hybrid.
Read MoreWhile snakes are generally beneficial, you may not want to see lots of serpents in your yard. If so, try keeping them away with a clever gravel tip.
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