How To Choose Between Red And White Cedar When Building A New Fence
Deciding between red and white cedar for your new fence? This decision will affect durability, cost, and appearance for decades. Here's how to choose wisely.
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DIY A Unique Birdhouse With The Help Of A Repurposed Boot
Have an old pair of boots you just don't seem to wear anymore? Give them a new life as a darling, rustic birdhouse for your feathered friends with this DIY.
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A Simple Trick That'll Help Keep Your Yard Free Of Nimblewill Weeds
While nimblewill can spread quickly and seemingly take over your yard, this trick can help you control and ultimately get rid of the weed.
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What To Consider Before Buying A Patio Heater For Your Backyard
Adding patio heaters allows you to enjoy your outdoor space on cool evenings and into the winter. But you want to make sure the size and style meets your needs.
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How To Determine The Best Oil To Use For Your Lawn Mower
Each gas-powered lawn mower has different oil needs depending on the model. To use the best possible type of motor oil, you'll need to know a few things.
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Tomato Leaves Curling? Here's What You Can Do To Save Your Plant
Tomato plants are a popular addition to any garden. If it its feels as if the leaves are always curling, you're not wrong. But the issue can usually be fixed.
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A Daisy-Like Ground Cover That'll Stun In Any Fall Garden
It's easy to build a spring garden filled with colorful blooms. But don't ignore fall, with these late-blooming perennials that withstand both heat and cold.
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What To Know About The Little Seeds That Stick To Your Clothes While Hiking
Finishing a hike through tall grasses, only to pluck dozens of prickly seeds off your clothing or your pet's hair is no fun. But what actually are those things?
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Here's The Average Cost To Install An Aluminum Fence In Your Yard
The exact cost to install an aluminum fence will vary based on the size, design, and other factors. However, this is the range you can expect to pay.
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Repurpose Old Garden Staples To Create A Natural Bird Feeding Station
Your trash can become your treasure. Get your hands on these garden tools and gadgets to create a bird feeding station made from natural materials.
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How To Keep Weeds At Bay When Working With These Tricky Patio Materials
Patios, decks, walkways, and other solid activity surfaces make a backyard an oasis. But weeds sneak in, especially in certain materials. Prevention is key.
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Maintain A Comfortable Temperature Inside Your RV With A Must-Try Hack
Having AC and a heater in your RV is one thing, but maintaining the temperature is another. The roof vent may be one of the main problems — this hack fixes it.
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Do You Have To Worry About The Flesh Eating New World Screwworm?
Common in Central America, the flesh-eating New World screwworm was reported in the U.S. for the first time in 50 years. Here's what to do to avoid infection.
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The Myths And Truths To Where Hummingbirds Really Go In The Winter
Hummingbirds' migration patterns are more than just a fun fact — they're also the key to knowing when to put out your feeders and attract them to your yard.
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Keep Deer Out Of Your Yard With A Must-Plant Privacy Shrub
If you want to keep pesky deer from invading your yard, you can deter them by planting this hardy shrub that will also act as a privacy screen.
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The Best Methods For Harvesting Your Basil Plants
If it's time to harvest your basil plants, you'll need to be very careful about removing those leaves as there are two right ways and one wrong way to do it.
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Lure More Butterflies To Your Garden With The Help Of An Overripe Fruit
It's a joy to see butterflies in your garden, especially since they help pollinate flowers. Attract more of these friendly winged insects with some ripe fruit.
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Paint Or Replace: How To Choose The Best Way To Revive Your Vinyl Siding
Has your vinyl siding seen better days? When choosing whether to paint or replace it, it's important to weigh budget, condition, and other factors.
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How To Keep Your RV Safe And Functional While Camping At High Altitudes
Before your next road trip in an RV, learn how to keep your machine working as safely and effectively as possible when you reach higher altitudes.
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Are Your Hydrangea Leaves Turning Brown? Here's How To Easily Fix It
Hydrangeas can be the prettiest plants in your garden — until their leaves turn brown. To bring back that green, here's what to do for your hydrangeas.
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DIY A Simple Bird Feeder By Repurposing Jar Lids
Grab those old jar lid rings that are gathering dust in the cupboard, and bring birds to your yard with this easy, affordable bird feeder DIY.
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How To Identify And Get Rid Of Blackflies In Your Garden
Strange bugs have conquered your garden, and you think they might be blackflies. Here's how to identify these insects and what you can do if they're a problem.
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Easily Pour Oil Into Your Lawn Mower With A Must-Try Trick
Stop spilling oil all over your mower and driveway! This genius trick makes adding oil mess-free, takes seconds to set up, and doesn't require a funnel.
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What To Know Before Using Natural Pesticides On Plants Right Before Harvest
Just because a product is labeled "natural" doesn't mean it's safe. Learn the proper timing rules and post-harvest procedures to stay safe in the garden.
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Unexpected Ways You Could Be Using Hydrogen Peroxide In Your Garden
Hydrogen peroxide has an extra oxygen atom over water, and oh boy what that extra atom can do! We've got a dozen ways it helps keep a garden healthy and happy.
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DIY A Stylish Bird Feeder With The Help Of Your Favorite Wine Glasses
Did you know old glassware can be transformed into stunning heirloom bird feeders? This elegant upcycle looks great in the garden and attracts birds.
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Here's How To Protect Your Tulips From Mice
Don't let mice make a feast of your tulip bulbs this season. These proven protection methods will keep your spring blooms safe from hungry rodents.
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