Repurpose An Old Clothing Rack And Turn It Into A Holder For Your Hanging Plant
Whether on a small balcony or as part of larger yard, transforming your old clothing racks into sturdy, attractive hanging plant holders is easy and efficient.
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Don't Throw Away Empty Soda Cans — Use Them To Light Up Your Yard
Upcycle your old soda cans with this DIY project that will help you light up your backyard or home with just a few simple items.
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The Container-Friendly Flower That'll Fill Your Garden With Hummingbirds
Want to make your container garden a paradise for hummingbirds? Discover the bloom that brings color, nectar, and nonstop visitors to your yard.
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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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The Common Weed You May Want To Consider Leaving In Your Yard
The need to fully weed lawns is open to endless debate. But the fact is, this species, native to the eastern half of the U.S., might be best left unplucked.
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How To Improve A Regular Birdbath To Help Attract More Hummingbirds
Learn how to turn your standard birdbath into a hummingbird oasis with a few simple modifications that will keep hummers visiting all season long.
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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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A DIY Mini Trellis That's The Perfect Solution For Your Small Patio
A simple but stunning project that can be done in a weekend, this DIY garden trellis is the perfect way to bring vertical gardening to your patio or balcony.
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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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Why You Should Skip Trying The Bug Spray Trick For Weed Control
We're always looking for easy ways to control weeds. One traditional method involving bug spray has recently been making the rounds, but it's not worth it.
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Add Privacy To Your Backyard With A Modern-Style Wood Fence Style
There are a range of fencing choices out there, but a lot of them are pretty simple. This stylish wood option provides sleek lines and just the right privacy.
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These Shade-Loving Plants Will Thrive Next To Your Birdbath
If you want to create a lush, romantic feel around your birdbath, then plant these shade-loving perennials that will wonderfully enhance your garden scene.
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If You Keep Finding Mosquitoes In Your Yard, This Item Might Be The Culprit
A surprising backyard item could be drawing swarms of mosquitoes to your yard — but the good news is, it’s an easy fix to banish them for good.
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The Best Material For A Deck If You Live In A Rainy Environment
Not all decking holds up in a rainy climate. Discover which materials stand strong against moisture and keep your deck looking great year after year.
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How To Easily Get Rid Of Grass Burrs In Your Lawn
Nobody wants pesky and painful grass burrs in their lawn. Discover how to eliminate this pesky weed at any stage and keep your yard healthy.
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How To Turn Your Old Globe Into A Unique Garden Planter
The latest news may have made your globe obsolete, but that doesn't mean it's useless. You can fill the Earth with earth and convert it to a charming planter.
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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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DIY A Mini-Greenhouse With The Help Of A Rotisserie Chicken Container
Don't throw out that rotisserie chicken container just yet — instead, use it to create the perfect no-cost seed starter tray in just a few simple steps.
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Beans In Your Garden Will Thrive With The Help Of A Common Herb
While beans like green beans tend to be fairly easy to grow, they perform and thrive even better if they are protected by this common aromatic companion herb.
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Keep Bees Away From Your Feeder With These Hummingbird Nectar Tips
Birds & bees are amazing pollinators to have in a garden, but if you want less of the latter, you should know that the bees have sweeter tastes than the birds.
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How To Choose Between A Weed And Leaf Rake For Your Yard
There are a shocking amount of rakes available, all with differing uses. Two common rakes, weed and leaf, may sound the same, but they're very different.
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Repurpose An Empty Glass Candle Jar And Turn It Into An Adorable Succulent Planter
These days, decorative, atmospheric candles come in their own glass containers. When the candle is gone, it's time to upcycle the glass into a garden planter.
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If You Want To Attract Pollinators To Your Shade Garden, Don't Overlook This Stunning Hybrid
Bring butterflies and hummingbirds to your garden with this shade-loving hybrid that's beautiful and easy to grow. Your local pollinators will thank you.
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Why Some Trees Grow With Twisted Trunks And What It Means
If you've ever come upon a stand of trees, all with twisted trunks, you may wonder if a giant or wizard were involved. In fact there's a more natural reason.
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The Yellow-Flowering Climbing Plant That'll Bring More Hummingbirds To Your Yard
Few things are more enchanting than seeing hummingbirds fly around your garden, and this vibrant, easy-growing vine attracts them in spades.
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How To Repurpose Old Sponges To Keep Your Plants Hydrated
Overwatering is an easy mistake to make in the garden. This simply DIY ensures your plants get everything they need, and kitchen sponges get a second life.
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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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