Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Using A Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeder
Anyone who sets a bird feeder out worries about squirrels intervening and grabbing all the seed. But some squirrel-proof solutions may do more harm than good.
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The Best Method For Waterproofing Indoor Pillows For Use Outdoors
If you've got indoor pillows that fit the vibe on your patio and you want to leave them out, you can protect them from sun, rain, and dirt with one product.
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DIY A Rustic Tiered Herb Garden By Repurposing Your Old Drawers
If you've got an old chest of drawers that you aren't sure what to do with, don't throw it away. Instead, get creative and make a unique tiered herb garden.
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How To Build A Rounded Paver Patio That Elevates Your Backyard
Have you dreamed of a patio that’s truly unique? Learn how to DIY a round paver patio and create a backyard centerpiece as one-of-a-kind as you are.
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If Your Yard Is Noisy, Get A Birdhouse With A Must-Have Feature
Just like humans, birds get stressed out by loud noises. So if you want them living in your noisy yard, be sure to get birdhouses with this specific feature.
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Help Your Gardening Gloves Last Longer With A Simple Storage Tip
A pair of sturdy gloves is the key to gardening success, and properly storing them with this simple tip will keep your gloves going for a long, long time.
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Repurpose A Soap Dish To Make Propagating Your Plant A Breeze
As plants outgrow their space, the best option is to divide and propagate their roots, stems, or branches. One option for potting involves grabbing a soap dish.
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A Step-By-Step To Making Your Own Recirculating Birdbath
While any clean water is a great welcome for birds, a birdbath with gently moving water is especially appealing. DIY your own bird fountain spa in a few steps.
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Why You Should Reconsider Trying Premium Gas In Your Lawn Mower
Is premium gas really worth it for your lawn mower? Discover why paying extra might not translate to better mower performance or longer engine life.
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How To Repair Fence Holes For Extra Privacy In Your Yard
Fence holes don’t have to mean major repairs. A fast DIY fix can help seal gaps, easily repair holes, restore your privacy, and make your yard look refreshed.
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Upcycle Your Empty Olive Oil Bottle And Turn It Into A Cute Bird Feeder
Don’t toss that empty olive oil bottle — turn it into a charming DIY bird feeder for your garden with just a few simple supplies and some birdseed.
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A Simple Lawn Watering Technique That'll Help Control Weeds
Getting weeds out of the perfect lawn is an endless task. But before you grab up the herbicide or trowel, get preventative by reaching for the garden hose.
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How To DIY A Conversation-Worthy Succulent Ball For Your Garden
There's one DIY garden project that will blow your friends away: A succulent ball. This piece of outdoor decor fits perfectly into a natural aesthetic.
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Solid Or Transparent: How To Choose The Best Wood Stain For Your Backyard Deck
When it comes to caring for your deck, staining it is a must. However, choosing from a range of options, from transparent to solid color, brings pros and cons.
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Keep Birds Away From The Grass Seed On Your Lawn With A Must-Try Trick
It's annoying when neighborhood birds swoop in to feast on recently sown grass seed. Try this handy, natural trick to prevent them from eating your hard work.
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Add Some Style To Your Outdoor Space With Repurposed Liquor Bottles
Do you have old but unique liquor bottles gathering dust? Here’s how you can turn them into charming outdoor decor pieces.
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How To Properly Grease A Lawn Mower
Greasing your lawn mower will keep your machine running for a long time. Of course, there's a proper way to do it, but don't worry, we've got you covered.
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Upgrade Your Backyard With A Smooth And Natural Looking Gravel
If you want to make your backyard feel more tranquil and beautiful, there's one type of smooth gravel that's sure to bring that natural, relaxing look you want.
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DIY A Hanging Perch For Hummingbirds With These Craft Room Staples
Did you know hummingbirds need to sit a minute? Particularly when they're waiting for their turn to eat. Craft a rustic perch swing using two common items.
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The Rare, But Once-Common Wolf Species You'll Find In North Carolina
Spotting wolves in the wild is a once-in-a-lifetime thrill for many. This wolf, once declared extinct, is making a slow comeback in one part of North Carolina.
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Why Your Lawn Smells Bad And How To Quickly Fix It
Nothing can ruin your outdoor experience quicker than a stinky lawn, but what causes that horrible odor, and what can you do to get lawn smelling fresh again?
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How To Determine If A Smokeless Fire Pit Is Right For Your Backyard
Dreaming of an outdoor fire, but hate the smoke? A smokeless fire pit offers cozy flames without the haze, which can make it an ideal choice for outdoor areas.
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DIY A Birdhouse By Repurposing Your Empty Juice Cartons
Your carton of morning OJ doesn't have to go into the trash when you're done with it. Draw more birds to your yard by using it in this clever birdhouse DIY.
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The Best Method For Draining Gas From Your Lawn Mower
Draining mower gas doesn’t have to be risky or messy. Discover the simple, safe method that protects your engine and keeps you out of harm's way.
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Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Getting An Outdoor Soaking Tub
An outdoor soaking tub, particularly with a view or in a cozy garden oasis, makes an ideal relaxation destination. But there are cons you'll want to consider.
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A Must-Try Trick For Removing Moss From Your Driveways And Bricks
Tired of moss growing in every nook and cranny of your brickwork and driveway? Luckily, there's something you probably already own that can fix it fast.
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How To Repurpose A Chandelier To Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Yard
Have an old chandelier you need to repurpose, or picked up one at a yard sale? Turn it into an adorable garden piece that will help attract more hummingbirds.
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