How To Choose The Best Type Of Wood For Your Window Boxes
Nothing jazzes up your home like plants and flowers thriving in DIY window boxes. But how do you choose the right type of wood for your project?
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The Surprising Item That Can Help Your Compost Pile Break Down Faster
Compost is great for gardens, but it can take months or years to become usable. There's something you may have that can speed up the breakdown process, though.
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The Easy-To-Grow Perennial To Plant This Fall For A Beautiful Spring Garden
Don't wait until spring is on the horizon to plan your ideal in-season garden. One easy step you can take is to plant this pretty flowering shrub in the fall.
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Amazon's Popular Hiking Boot That Buyers Can't Stop Raving About
A good pair of hiking boots is a must-have for safety and comfort. If you're in the market for a new set of boots, there's an Amazon find you need to check out.
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The Unexpected Benefits Of Adding Moss To Your Garden
Once thought of as a nuisance, moss is now being recognized for its contributions in creating healthy, low-maintenance, and aesthetically pleasing gardens.
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The Best Method For Making Your Own Hypertufa Birdbath
Looking for a DIY garden feature that’s tougher than it looks and charmingly rustic? This project could become the centerpiece of your whole yard.
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How To Prepare Your Warm-Season Grass For Fall
As cool weather approaches in the southern part of the U.S., lawn care changes. Warm-season grasses get ready for their long winter's nap and you can help.
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The Citrusy Herb That May Be The Key To A Pest-Free Yard
This fragrant herb smells delightful to humans but sends common yard pests running in the opposite direction. It's surprisingly easy to grow too.
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Take Inspiration From This Vintage Martha Stewart Tutorial To Boost Your Curb Appeal
Does your porch look a little humdrum? Wish you could give it some much-needed pizzazz? Well, don't fret — Martha Stewart knows just what to do.
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Fill Your Fall Garden With Hummingbirds With A Beautiful Salvia Variety
There are many salvia cultivars, but this attractive variety lasts through autumn. Plant it in your garden to attract hummingbirds during their fall migration.
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Tips For Making DIY Mulch Glue Work In Your Sloped Backyard
Try this DIY version of mulch glue to keep many kinds of mulches in place in your garden or yard. Best of all, you can even use it on a sloped yard. Here's how.
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Winter Is Coming. Here's What An OpenSnow Forecaster Predicts For The Season
OpenSnow has long-term forecasts specifically for those who love winter sports. These are the types of weather conditions you can expect to see this winter.
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Fall Soil Additions That'll Create A Thriving Garden Come Spring
As fall arrives and your garden takes its long winter’s nap, it’s a good time to catch up on your soil’s health, adding the TLC (and NPK) it needs for spring.
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The Best Method For Fixing A Ripped Lawn Mower Bag
There is nothing more frustrating when cutting your grass than a ripped lawn mower bag. Luckily, there is a method of fixing it that works like magic.
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Can A Disco Ball Make Birds Hustle Away From Your Fruit Trees?
Disco balls might be useful for jazzing up a home or teaching your dog the Hustle, but can they really keep unwanted birds out of your garden?
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These Popular Leafy Greens Make A Great Addition To Your Fall Vegetable Garden
It's hard to believe you can get a great salad out of your fall vegetable garden, but it's true — you just need to know which greens thrive in the cool weather.
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Must-Know Campsite Cooking Tips We've Learned From The Stars Of Les Stroud's Wild Harvest
Take your campsite meals from basic to brilliant with tips inspired by Wild Harvest’s outdoor chefs, where flavor meets ingenuity under the open sky.
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Simple Maintenance Tips That'll Help Keep Your Mower From Going Up In Flames
With all the safety considerations for lawn mowing, you also need to worry about flames. There are some tips, though, that will help prevent lawnmower fires.
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The Best US National Parks To Visit In The Winter
From Yosemite to Denali, trade summer crowds for a winter wonderland at these breathtaking U.S. national parks.
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Recreate Martha Stewart's Chic Fall Porch Decor Idea With These Tips
You need only look to the queen of homemaking herself, Martha Stewart, if you want some porch decor inspiration this autumn. Make your outdoor space stand out.
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How To Successfully Grow Native Plants On Your City Balcony
Balcony gardens are a way for city dwellers to get the benefits of greenery. Did you know, though, that it's possible to grow native plants on your balcony?
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Add Seating To Your Campsite Setup With A Highly-Rated Harbor Freight Find
If you want to take your camp side seating to the next level, there is a Harbor Freight item you absolutely need to check out before your next camping trip.
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The Colorful Annual Plant That'll Brighten Up Your Fall Garden
As summer moves to fall, it presents opportunities to bring in new blooms and colors. This old-school heirloom plant brings bursts of burgundy to your garden.
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La Niña Season: What It Means And How It'll Impact Winter Weather Conditions
In September, forecasters noticed the beginning of a La Niña event. Understanding what that means for weather patterns can help guide winter sports travels.
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Hide Ugly Outdoor Trash Bins With A Stylish DIY Solution
When it's not trash day, you're stuck with unsightly garbage cans, just sitting there. Fortunately, there's a budget-friendly DIY fix that looks quite stylish.
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A Simple Birdbath Upgrade That'll Keep It From Freezing
If you're worried about your birdbath freezing — either causing cracks or preventing birds from drinking — this simple upgrade will keep all that ice away.
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Hurricane Season Has Arrived: Here's How To Get Your Garden Ready
As hurricane season looms, generators get filled and storm shutters go up. But don't forget about prepping the trees and plants in your garden and on the patio.
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