Don't Throw Away Empty Toilet Paper Rolls, Use Them For DIY Garden Mulch
Mulch offers a wide range of benefits to your garden, from weed suppression to moisture retention. If you want to DIY your own, check the bathroom waste bin.
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The Iconic Southwestern Plant That's Doing More Harm Than Good
When this plant on screen in a movie or TV show, you know it's set in the American Southwest. The fact is, it's an invasive plant that can cause a lot of harm.
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Skip Dangerous Pesticides - Reach For This Pantry Staple Instead
If pests like aphids and whiteflies are attacking your plants, don't reach for a commercial pesticide: It's cheaper and safer to head to the kitchen instead.
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Low Vs High Pressure Weather: What To Know About How It'll Impact You
If you've watched a weather forecast and wondered what low pressure and high pressure systems are all about, we — and the barometer — have got you covered.
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What To Do If You Spot A Bear Cub In Your Yard
A bear cub (or three) wandering into your yard can be adorable. But not only do you know mama is nearby, it can be surprisingly unsafe for the curious cub(s).
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Repurpose Empty Toilet Paper Rolls To Help Protect Your Plants From Damaging Pests
If you're seeing your plants' stems getting chewed on or otherwise damaged, you've got a pest problem. One easy way to fight back is with toilet paper tubes.
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Attract More Birds To Your Yard With The Help Of These Sunflower Varieties
Why buy sunflower seeds for your bird feeder when you can grow them? However, not all varieties of sunflower are created equally, as far as birds are concerned.
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How To Choose The Best Harbor Freight Rope Lighting For Your Backyard
Outdoor rope lighting can add atmosphere to your back yard, providing soft, easy-to-setup illumination. These Harbor Freight finds are a great example.
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Don't Throw Away Your Coffee Container: Use It To Help Your Favorite Plants Thrive
Don't toss your empty coffee container — instead, repurpose it to water and nourish your plants, giving them the boost they need to thrive.
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The Best Method For Laying Artificial Grass In Your Yard
Artificial grass doesn't have to look as if it's foreign to your yard. Here is the best method for laying it and making it appear as natural as possible.
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Explore Greenland's Dramatic Fjords And Glaciers At The World's Largest National Park
Greenland is the world's largest island, boasting the world's largest national park. Exploring this Arctic wonderland takes effort, but it's well rewarded.
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If These Birds Won't Stop Damaging Your Lawn, They May Actually Be Helping
A crow or two can be a fun sighting. Several crows, digging up your lawn, can be aggravating. But really, they're sending you a message to check your lawn.
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Winter Storm Warning: How Much Time Do You Have Until The Snow Hits?
Weather forecasts are invaluable during the winter, particularly winter storm warnings. Do you have enough time to prepare your home and car? It's complicated.
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DIY A More Peaceful Wind Chime With An Idea Inspired By Erin Napier
Wind chimes are generally charming, until they're not. The metallic ting and clang can get old. Wood offers a softer, more zen-like tone and is easy to DIY.
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The Popular Fly Myth That You Should Try Yourself Before Fully Debunking
There are plenty of reasons why your yard might be swarming with flies, but what about solutions? There's one hack that some people swear by.
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Thinking Of Taking Natural Souvenirs From A National Park? You Might Be Breaking Some Rules
When admiring the natural beauty that are America's national parks, it can get tempting to pocket a rock or feather as a memory. But that's not a great idea.
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Don't Forget To Clear Snow Off Your Car! You May Get Into Legal Trouble If You Live In These States
Even though it's kind of fun to see a car driving around with a foot or two of snow on its roof, it's actually illegal in many places, and dangerous everywhere.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Preparing Your Hydrangeas For Harsh Winter Weather
There are about 80 species of hydrangea, and not all get ready for spring in the same way. So it's important to know how to deal with yours before winter hits.
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The Yosemite National Park Rule You Need To Know Before Setting Up A Campfire In 2026
Yosemite National Park covers almost 750,000 acres and about 11,000 feet in elevation changes. That means the rules covering campfires may be very specific.
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Repair Or Replace: Which Is The Best Option For Fixing Roof Damage
Roof replacements are something of a rite of passage for homeowners. Determining whether the roof needs replaced or just repaired depends on several factors.
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Bird Food Mistakes To Avoid Making During The Winter Months
Filling bird feeders for overwintering birds is a wonderful way to help when resources are scarce. Do it responsibly, or you could be doing more harm than good.
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Forget Boots: This Hack Provides Traction For Shoveling Your Snowy Driveway
It's just snowed. You grab a shovel and head out to clear the driveway and...slip and fall. It's a risk every time, but this simple little trick takes seconds.
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Upgrade Your Small Patio With These Space-Saving Coffee Table Alternatives
You want some sort of patio table to enjoy an outdoor meal or for guests to set their drinks on. If space is at a minimum, don't let a coffee table dominate.
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The Common Mistake That's Hurting Your Plants During Heavy Winds
If you're in an area prone to heavy winds certain times of the year, protecting plants is wise. But you want to do it the right way to avoid doing more harm.
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These DIY Stepping Stones Will Add Some Botanical Flair To Your Backyard
Creating custom lawn stepping stones shaped like the large leaves of tropical plants is a fun project that doesn't take a lot of time, effort, or materials.
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How To Keep Your Hosta Plants Happy Even During The Coldest Of Winters
Hosta plants are popular for being lush, low maintenance and cold tolerant. When it gets too cold, take these few extra measures to help them through winter.
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Home To A Plethora Of Outdoor Adventures, This Louisiana State Park Is A Must-Visit
Whether you like boating, fishing, swimming, camping, hiking, or yes — disc golf — this beautiful state park in northwestern Louisiana has what you seek.
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