Most of us know pine forests are different than jungles. There's a reason the world's forests are so distinct, yet there are only a handful of major types.
Read MoreThis fire table from Costco has high ratings from many of its reviewers -- here's the consensus on whether or not it's worth the expensive price tag.
Read MoreTo prevent slips and slides on icy stairs or driveways, many people sprinkle a layer of sand or salt. Each has its strengths and weaknesses, but which is best?
Read MoreTorrential downpours can do more damage to lawns than you might think. Fortunately, there are numerous ways to prepare for rain and prevent any issues.
Read MoreButterflies are not only beautiful, but also helpful pollinators that are great for your garden, and there's an easy way to attract them and keep them warm.
Read MoreNobody likes seeing spiders in their shed. Beneficial as they are for our gardens, sheds should be for people, not pests. Here are some ways to keep them out.
Read MoreDon't provide a birdbath just to let it get so dirty that winged visitors decide to fly elsewhere. Here's why you should change that water regularly.
Read MoreIf you're looking for easy ways to brighten up your garden, attract pollinators, and maybe even repel pests, try these low-maintenance, undemanding flowers.
Read MoreThere are several cordless leaf blowers to choose from on the market. However, these two options from Harbor Freight may be all you need for a small yard.
Read MoreIf you want to reduce waste and save some money, too, don't throw out that old potting soil. Try this straightforward method that lets you bring it new life.
Read MoreThere’s a large cold front making its way across the country. That means significant winter weather changes. As the temperature drops, here's what to expect.
Read MoreTransform an old ceiling globe into a charming garden sink with this eco-friendly DIY that adds convenience, creativity, and sustainable style outdoors.
Read MoreThose on a road trip might wonder if they can just sleep in their vehicle at a rest area. Well, the answer is yes, but for how long depends on the state.
Read MoreA drenched yard doesn’t have to mean defeat. One oak species thrives in soggy soil, turning rain-soaked land into a lush haven of shade, color, and life.
Read MoreThe type of shovel you'll need for removing snow - metal or plastic - will depend on what kind of snow you're dealing with and your physical limitations.
Read MoreMowing your lawn at the right height is the key to its health. Here are some tips based on the type of grass, its location, and the time of year.
Read MoreBirds love the seed and suet you leave out for them in their feeder each day, but you should be bringing those feeders inside each night for a few reasons.
Read MoreThese two methods for trapping and killing nuisance earwigs are nearly free to make and you can do so with a nursery pot you likely have in your shed.
Read MoreMakita offers several string trimmers, which can make it difficult to find one that works best for you. Luckily for you, we're here to help.
Read MoreIt's hard to get the lighting for an outdoor dining area just right, but this simple and inexpensive Dollar Tree solar light fixture will brighten any table.
Read MoreWhile many plants are pollinated by bees and butterflies, they naturally play favorites. These plants offer beautiful blooms for both you and nature’s farmers.
Read MoreA common item from your bathroom can help vining plants flourish. This simple garden technique can turn sparse stems into a lush feature in your yard or home.
Read MoreIf you're exploring new landscaping materials, resin bound gravel stands out for its sleek appearance, versatility, and practical everyday benefits.
Read MoreWhen it's time to hang a wreath on the door or your front gate, why go for the same circular look everyone else has? Instead follow Martha Stewart's lead.
Read MoreElectric riding mowers have become seriously legit in the past few years, and there are now many options. We found four that buyers are especially happy with.
Read MoreGinger root has a strong smell, pleasant to us but repellant to many pests and animals. But you have to do more than toss a bunch of ginger around your garden.
Read MoreRee Drummond's home features a beautiful front porch with ornamental grasses, mums, and small pines -- here's how to recreate it for yourself.
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