DIY A Wind Chime For Your Garden By Repurposing Mason Jar Lids
Your porch provides the perfect opportunity to decorate with repurposed items. This easy DIY turns mason jar rings into eye-catching displays in a wind chime.
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Nesting Materials You Should Avoid Putting In Your Birdhouse
Part of the fun of providing birdhouses is offering up bits and fluff for your guests to build a nest with. But some materials people often share aren't safe.
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The Makita Coffee Maker May Be The Key To Amazing Campsite Coffee
There's nothing like waking up to the smell of coffee when camping. Convince someone to fire up the Makita Outdoor Adventure coffee maker and get to brewing.
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What To Consider Before Adding A French Drain In Your Yard
French drains are popular solutions to deal with excess water in your yard. However, there is much to know before you install one. Consider these pros and cons.
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Repurpose An Old Toolbox For Extra Garden Storage Space Without A Shed
If you're lacking a shed and struggling with storage space for all your garden tools, you can repurpose an old toolbox with this fun DIY project.
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The Landscaping Trick That'll Help Keep Ticks Out Of Your Yard
You love hanging out in your yard … but so do ticks. Fortunately, there’s a landscaping tip that can beautify your lawn and keep these dangerous beasts at bay.
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Is The Birdbath-Style Fountain From Costco Worth Buying? Here's What Reviews Say
Birdbaths don't have to be utilitarian basins. Costco's birdbath-style fountain adds sculptural grace to your garden, but we've broken down the pros and cons.
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A Tasty And Easy To Grow Tomato Variety You Should Consider For Your Garden
Tomatoes are delicious and gardeners love to plant them. But they can be tough to maintain and get good yields. Try this easy-to-grow option for great results.
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DIY Pergola Shades To Add Color And Style To Your Outdoor Space
Sitting out and enjoying your backyard sounds great until the sun beats down on you. Rather than purchase pricey pergola shades, DIY your own colorful versions.
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Crucial Lawn Mower Features To Look For When Buying A New One
All lawn mowers are not created equal. Whether looking at gas or electric, it's worth weighing the various options and features before buying a new lawn mower.
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What To Consider Before Putting Cheese In Your Bird Feeder
When preparing a bird buffet, you might be tempted to get creative with cheese. But there are some serious things to consider before you give them any dairy.
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What Is A Cocktail Pool And Is It The Right Choice For Your Home?
If it's time to install a pool in your yard, there are a lot of considerations in terms of size, design, and cost. A cocktail pool is a unique option for many.
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Repurpose Mesh Produce Bags For Convenient Garden Tool Storage
You know those mesh bags that hold onions and potatoes? Don't throw them away when you're done. Instead, you can repurpose them to hold your garden tools.
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A Simple Method That'll Save You Time While Trimming Your Lawn
A perfect lawn takes effort, so finding ways to trim time along with grass is important. This technique requires no added tools, just a sense of direction.
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Attract More Hummingbirds With A Purple Hanging Planter Staple
Everybody loves it when hummingbirds come to visit, and if you've got this purple hanging planter staple, expect to see your feathered friends show up soon.
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Easily Test Your Garden Soil With The Help Of An Old Mason Jar
Wonder if your garden soil is right for the vegetables you want to plant? Well, you can have a whole lot of fun testing your soil with a repurposed Mason jar.
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The Money-Saving Membership Avid Campers Should Consider
With RV and tent camping both on the rise, finding ways to save money with each outing becomes essential. Don't overlook this popular discount membership idea.
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How To Spot And Remove Spotted Lanternflies In Your Yard
Spotted lanternflies have spread like wildfire, and they may have invaded your yard. Here's how to spot and remove them before they do too much damage.
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A DIY Birdbath That'll Add An Island Feel To Your Backyard
While birdbaths are, literally, for the birds, it's nice to decorate them a bit for admiring humans. Evoke a tropical island vibe with this custom DIY birdbath.
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How To Repurpose Old Soil And Mulch Bags To Suppress Weeds In Your Garden
Don't throw away your old soil and mulch bags. Those pieces of plastic are surprisingly effective in your battle against the weeds in your garden.
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Leaving Pesky Spiderwebs In Your Yard May Be The Key To Attracting Hummingbirds
Spiderwebs can be unsightly, but there are a couple of reasons why these natural wonders are pretty important if you want hummingbirds hanging out in your yard.
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Make Pulling Garden Weeds Easier With The Help Of A Kitchen Utensil
Pulling weeds can be an exhausting, messy venture. Gain some leverage and save money by repurposing this common tool already sitting in your kitchen drawer.
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Upgrade Your Fence With This Clever Idea From HGTV's Property Brothers
Wood fences make your yard a private space and look great from the street. But Drew and Jonathan Scott have a clever way to upgrade even the nicest fencing.
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Simple Ways To Extend The Life Of Your Lawn Mower
Getting the right lawn mower for your yard is part one. Adding these simple steps will not only keep it working better, but extend your mower's life for years.
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A Shade-Loving Plant That'll Have Hummingbirds Flocking To Your Yard
When building a hummingbird-friendly garden, you want plants blooming in both sun and shade. This plant, known for its greenery, sports blooms hummers love.
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Repurpose Old Trampoline Springs For A Long-Lasting And Sturdy Wire Trellis
Building your own trellis can be a lot of fun, and if you've got an old trampoline sitting around the yard, you can repurpose its springs for great DIY project.
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The Garden Fertilizer That May Be Attracting Squirrels To Your Yard
Squirrels love digging up your garden, and unfortunately, you might be luring the pesky rodents to your yard by using a specific kind of fertilizer.
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