The Tiny Yet Destructive Invasive Beetle To Look Out For On Your Ash Trees
With their wide-spreading, leafy branches, ash trees are quite popular in the U.S., but they’re being seriously threatened by a truly devastating beetle.
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The Old Farmer's Almanac's Winter Weather Forecast Is Here And This Is What It Predicts
Each year, the Old Farmer's Almanac issues its winter weather forecasts with an 80% accuracy rate. Before you head outdoors, check out what it's predicting.
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Explore Beautiful Hiking Trails At An Often Overlooked Upstate NY Fall Destination
While leaf peepers flock to Vermont and New Hampshire, this charming Catskills town offers equally stunning fall colors, historical charm, and fewer crowds.
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Bring More Pollen-Loving Critters To Your Garden With A DIY Pollinator Pot
Pollinators are essential to the health of our planet, but they are under threat. Give them a helping hand by creating a pollinator-friendly planter pot.
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A Must-Know Rule That'll Help You Find A Safe Campsite
When choosing campsite, there's a lot to think about. If you want to find a safe place to camp, there's one critical thing that shouldn't be overlooked.
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10 Common Gardening Mistakes That Are Horrible For The Environment
Even the most experienced gardener is always learning. It turns out that some common techniques are not only bad for our gardens, but for the Earth as well.
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DIY Or Professional: How To Determine The Best Way To Screen-In Your Patio
Screening in your patio seems straightforward until you see the price quotes and complexity involved. These factors help you make the right choice.
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DIY A Spooky Halloween Arch For Your Yard With The Help Of Old Pool Noodles
Those leftover pool noodles create the perfect spooky entrance for Halloween. There's no limit to your creativity with this budget-friendly DIY.
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Common Soil Colors And What They Mean For Your Garden
You've seen brown or black soil in your garden, but what about red, white, or even green? Here's what you can learn from the color of your soil.
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Desert Views And Fall Foliage Are A Highlight Of This Underrated Texas National Park
This Texas national park combines stunning desert landscapes with surprising fall colors that rival New England. Most travelers overlook this hidden gem.
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Why You Should Consider Waiting Until After It Rains To Pull Weeds
Heading out to the garden after it rains might be the last thing on your mind. But, it may actually make the dreaded task of weeding easier.
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DIY A Carnival-Inspired Bird Feeder With A Repurposed Bicycle Wheel
Give an old bicycle wheel new life with a colorful DIY project that adds whimsy to your yard while inviting birds to stop by for an adventuresome snack.
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The Worst Time Of Day For Pruning The Plants In Your Garden
Pruning your plants is key to maintaining their longterm health, but doing it at the wrong time can actually harm them. Here's when to avoid it.
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The Spacious California Campground That's Perfect For A Beachside Getaway
This hidden California gem offers the perfect blend of beach access and mountain trails, and incredible opportunities to observe both land and marine wildlife.
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How To Keep Yellowjackets From Nesting In Your Yard
Yellowjackets can turn your peaceful backyard into a danger zone. Use these prevention strategies stop them from setting up shop before it's too late.
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What To Consider Before Trying To DIY A Patio Cover
Thinking of building your own patio cover? Before starting, consider the factors that can determine whether your DIY project is safe, legal, and worth it.
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A Vibrant, Cascading Perennial That'll Look Stunning In Any Garden
Does your garden need some color? This perennial will bring a burst of sunshine to even the plainest backyard — and it's easier to grow than you might think.
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What To Know Before Planting Hostas During The Fall Months
Fall hosta planting can set you up for amazing spring growth, but there are timing and care factors that make or break success. Here are the key tips.
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Enjoy Jaw-Dropping Views Of The Maine Coastline At Its Popular National Park
Some of Maine's most stunning views are accessible from one incredible national park, with scenic drives and vantage points that will take your breath away.
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How To DIY Your Own Pavers Using Old Plastic Pots
When you buy a plant from the store, it may come with a thin plastic container. You can repurpose these to DIY new paver stones for your garden or yard.
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The Controversial Plant Hack That's Dividing Gardeners
Some gardeners claim that proplifting is a sustainable way of growing plants, but others say it's theft. So, just how much trouble can it get you into?
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12 Scenic Bike Trails Across The US You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
The U.S. boasts incredible bike trails. From the Idaho mountains to the Arizona desert, to both Atlantic and Pacific shores, there is a stunning ride for you.
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What To Know About The Battery Life On Ryobi's Electric Zero Turn Mowers
The Ryobi 80V HP series of battery-powered zero-turn rider mowers have a lot of fans. But it's important to know what you're getting when it comes to batteries.
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Repurpose Your Empty Milk Jugs For This Fun Fall And Halloween Porch Decor
When the fall leaves change colors and Halloween rolls around, don't throw away those milk jugs — instead, repurpose them as frightfully fun porch decor.
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Create A Custom Campfire And Seating Area With This Wood Pallet DIY
Need some seating for your empty backyard? Well, if you've got old wooden pallets lying around, get ready to make your own DIY campfire and seating area.
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How To Turn Your Old Pot And Pan Lids Into One-Of-A-Kind Garden Art
Old pot and pan lids can take on a second life in your garden. With a little creativity, these overlooked items can become charming and durable outdoor art.
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Get Your Outdoor Space Ready For Fall With A Popular Porch Decor Trend
Tired of having an autumnal porch that looks exactly like everyone else's? This trending approach creates way more visual interest and personality for fall.
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