How To Choose The Best Type Of Sealer To Use On Your Birdbath
A birdbath is a great way to attract feathered friends, but if you want to avoid cracks, you’ll need to pick a good sealer and know how to apply it properly.
Read MoreA birdbath is a great way to attract feathered friends, but if you want to avoid cracks, you’ll need to pick a good sealer and know how to apply it properly.
Read MoreSnakes can be beneficial, but do they need to be everywhere? Strategically plant these odiferous veggies to safely keep them out of areas you don't want them.
Read MoreLarger birdbaths are effective statement pieces in a corner of your garden, but can get pricey. If you've got an old bathroom sink, you're halfway there.
Read MoreGroundhogs can wreak havoc in your yard, from digging extensive underground tunnels to eating your vegetable crops. This kitchen scrap can help get rid of them.
Read MoreA dirty hummingbird feeder can actually harm the birds you're trying to help. Luckily, you probably already have the common ingredient to thoroughly clean it.
Read MoreConcrete, ceramic, and stone birdbaths are all prone to cracking, thanks to winter freezing. Thankfully there's an easy, nontoxic way to seal cracks early.
Read MoreNothing makes your garden sing quite like hummingbirds — and this is the tree to plant if you've always wanted to be friends with these amazing birds.
Read MoreBirdbaths can be expensive. Attract more birds to your yard and DIY your own by upcycling those plastic nursery pots that most gardeners have lying around.
Read MoreLiving in a drought-prone area doesn't mean you can't create a hummingbird oasis. This hardy plant thrives in desert climes and produces beautiful blooms.
Read MoreThis well-meaning mistake may seem harmless but can have dangerous consequences for both you and the animals. Don't make this blunder on your next camping trip.
Read MoreIf your hanging planter has seen better days, don't toss it just yet. Turn it into an elevated DIY birdbath with only a few other gardening essentials.
Read MoreIf you're making suet to attract birds to your yard, you might be tempted to use bacon grease. But while it's delicious, is bacon safe for use in bird feeders?
Read MoreThis tiny deep-water shark has one of the most terrifying feeding methods in the ocean. Its size is deceiving, but its bite leaves lasting evidence.
Read MoreWant to welcome ruby-winged cardinals to your garden? They'll flock to the yard when they see this stunning plant, and it's easier to grow than you think.
Read MoreA leaky hummingbird feeder creates sticky messes that actually repel the birds you're trying to attract. These simple fixes will keep your feeder leak-free.
Read MoreArizona is home to many scorpions, but there's one with a more venomous bite than others. Know what to look out for to stay safe on your next outdoor adventure.
Read MoreThere are so many ways to lure hummingbirds to your yard, but there's a perennial flower that adds beauty and color to your garden at the same time.
Read MoreIt makes sense that the deserts of the American southwest are home to many rattlesnake species. But this state has—checks notes—nearly 20 different kinds.
Read MoreWhile some species of hummingbirds migrate when summer fades away, others stick around all season. Keep them happy with this bright red bloom from New Mexico.
Read MoreThere are all kinds of DIY bird feeders, but this glassware option will be like artwork for your yard or garden. And it's simpler than you might imagine.
Read MoreGround cover has a number of benefits, but unfortunately, deer love to make a feast of it. Repel them by using this stunning ground cover plant in your yard.
Read MoreHave an old pair of boots you just don't seem to wear anymore? Give them a new life as a darling, rustic birdhouse for your feathered friends with this DIY.
Read MoreYour trash can become your treasure. Get your hands on these garden tools and gadgets to create a bird feeding station made from natural materials.
Read MoreCommon in Central America, the flesh-eating New World screwworm was reported in the U.S. for the first time in 50 years. Here's what to do to avoid infection.
Read MoreHummingbirds' migration patterns are more than just a fun fact — they're also the key to knowing when to put out your feeders and attract them to your yard.
Read MoreIt's a joy to see butterflies in your garden, especially since they help pollinate flowers. Attract more of these friendly winged insects with some ripe fruit.
Read MoreDon't let mice make a feast of your tulip bulbs this season. These proven protection methods will keep your spring blooms safe from hungry rodents.
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