DIY A Unique Birdhouse With The Help Of A Repurposed Boot
Have 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.
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Repurpose Old Garden Staples To Create A Natural Bird Feeding Station
Your trash can become your treasure. Get your hands on these garden tools and gadgets to create a bird feeding station made from natural materials.
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Do You Have To Worry About The Flesh Eating New World Screwworm?
Common 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.
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The Myths And Truths To Where Hummingbirds Really Go In The Winter
Hummingbirds' 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.
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Lure More Butterflies To Your Garden With The Help Of An Overripe Fruit
It'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.
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Here's How To Protect Your Tulips From Mice
Don'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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If You Have A Snake Problem In Your Yard, This Shrub May Be The Culprit
Even the biggest animal fan might not want snakes slithering through their yard, and if you’ve got a serpent problem, this shrub might be to blame.
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How To DIY A Bird Feeder With An Orange
There are many DIY bird feeders, but one of the most eco-friendly options uses an orange. You'll only need a handful of items to attract songbirds to your yard.
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Think Twice Before Trying The Popular Mothball Hack For Deterring Moles
If moles are messing up your yard, you might want to ward them off with mothballs. But before stinking up your lawn, you should reconsider this popular hack.
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Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Garden With A Beautiful Type Of Hydrangea
Want to attract hummingbirds but also want a flower with a distinct, beautiful vibe? This lovely hydrangea will lure hummers and give your garden a unique look.
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A Must-Try Method That'll Protect Your Outdoor Wooden Fixtures From Carpenter Bees
We love our bees! But carpenter bees and wooden decks, door frames, and patio furniture are a bad combo. Thankful there's an easy, humane preventative measure.
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The Beautiful But Oddly Named Perennial That'll Bring More Hummingbirds To Your Yard
Don't be fooled by its funny sounding name. People and hummingbirds alike will fall in love with this stunning flower. Learn how to grow it in your garden.
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Upgrade Your Bird Feeders With The Help Of A Wooden Kitchen Staple
Bird feeders are wonderful for attracting birds. But if you want them to feel comfortable and sit a spell, consider raiding your kitchen drawers for an upgrade.
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A DIY Birdbath That'll Create Safe Drinking Water For Both Birds And Butterflies
Both butterflies and birds love relaxing at birdbaths, but not all birdbaths are butterfly-friendly. This easy and affordable DIY solves that!
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Ward Off Squirrels With The Help Of A Common Kitchen Spice
The secret ingredient to keeping squirrels out of your yard is hiding in your spice cabinet. Learn how to safely and effectively use it in your garden.
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Avoid Using These Sweeteners In Your Homemade Hummingbird Nectar
These common sweeteners could be harming the hummingbirds in your yard. Discover what ingredients to avoid when making homemade nectar.
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Protect Tomato Plants From Birds By Repurposing Old Christmas Ornaments
If birds are eating your tomatoes, it's time to get festive. Repurpose your bright red Christmas ornaments, and the holiday spirit will keep those birds at bay.
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A Pretty Pink Native Plant That'll Turn Your Yard Into A Hummingbird Haven
Attracting hummingbirds to your garden can be even easier with the help of a native, drought-tolerant perennial flower that boasts pretty pink, tubular blooms.
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The Best Method For Getting Rid Of A Yellowjacket Ground Nest In Your Yard
Yellowjackets often build underground nests, and if you want to reclaim your yard from these dangerous bugs, this foolproof method will get rid of those wasps.
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How To Mow Your Lawn Safely If You Have Backyard Turtles
Many animals don't move at our hectic pace, which means before mowing, there are some steps you should take to avoid harming our slow, shelled friends: turtles.
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The Surprising State With The Highest Rate Of Snakebites In The US
We know where the venomous snakes are: Rattlesnakes in Arizona or cottonmouths in Louisiana. But this beautiful state has them beat when it comes to bites.
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What To Know Before Trying Rosemary As A Squirrel Deterrent
Finding ways to send squirrels scurrying from your garden is a must. While they don't like the smell of rosemary, it's important to know the pros and cons.
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Is Walmart's Budget-Friendly Hummingbird Feeder Worth Buying? Here's What Reviews Say
Finding a hummingbird feeder for your yard at a budget requires a little research. We looked at the pros and cons on one of Walmart's most popular options.
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The Clever Combo That'll Have Birds Completely Obsessed With Your Yard
If your yard is missing the feathers and chirps of those beautiful birds, there are a few tricks you can try to attract more of them, like this garden combo.
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If You See This Rare Colorful Snake In The Wild, You Need To Alert The Authorities
Florida is home to a multitude of snakes, but there's one especially rare serpent that's incredibly colorful and also wanted by the Florida authorities.
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How To Tell The Difference Between Mole And Snake Holes In Your Yard
Moles and snakes are some common pests that can worm their way into holes in your yard. Thankfully, there are some telltale differences between these holes.
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The Hibiscus-Like Flower That'll Liven Up A Shady Garden With An Array Of Wildlife
Not only is this red flower a gorgeous choice for your garden, but it can tolerate shade while attracting an array of pollinators and other beneficial wildlife.
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