Travel To A Scenic Midwest Destination For Must-See Fall Foliage Views
While there are plenty of places throughout the U.S. to appreciate fall foliage, this 20-mile lakeside stretch along a Great Lake actually engulfs you in color.
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There Is Still Time To Plant Cool-Season Vegetables (And Why You Should Act Now)
As summer winds down, it may feel as if your garden of corn and peas is wrapping up. But there are a whole host of cold-hardy veggies that thrive right now.
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This Eastern US National Forest Is A Perfect Spot For A Riverside Camping Adventure
Camping in the eastern U.S. often involves the Appalachians. Fine tune your travels by focusing on the hiking, fishing, and waterfalls in this recreation area.
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What To Do If You Find A Baby Hummingbird In Your Yard
Finding a tiny baby hummingbird seems like an emergency, but your first instinct might actually harm it rather than help it. Here's what to do.
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A Fast-Growing, White-Blooming Perennial Ground Cover That'll Thrive Under Your Trees
Do you find that all the plants you place next to your trees just wither away in the shade? Then this stunning ground cover could be right for you.
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Why You Should Consider Building Garden Beds During Winter
Gardening might be the last thing on your mind in the dead of winter, but it may be the perfect time to build your beds. Here's what this expert says.
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DIY A Cozy Backyard Hammock By Repurposing Old Plastic Bags
Turn an everyday household item into a backyard retreat while cutting down on waste. This crafty project makes summer lounging both creative and eco-friendly.
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How To Turn A Thrifted Washbowl Into A Simple Birdbath
Upcycle a thrifted find into a charming garden feature that keeps birds coming back. A few simple steps are all it takes to make your yard more inviting.
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What Campers Need To Know About The Changes To California's Camping Reservation System
If you haven’t visited California’s dedicated state park reservation site in a while, you may be in for some pleasant surprises. Here's what's been revamped.
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A Partial Solar Eclipse Is Coming: Here Are The Best Spots For Catching A Glimpse
Solar eclipses, both total and partial, happen a few times around the world each year. Here’s where to head to catch September’s impressive partial eclipse.
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The Truth About This Nutty Hack For Keeping Spiders Out Of Your Garden
A common hack many people use for keeping spiders out of a garden is to use chestnuts or horse chestnuts to repel them. But does this really work?
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Clever Hacks For Getting Rid Of Unwanted Grass In Your Flower Beds
Grass is wonderful in your lawn where it's supposed to be. But in your flower beds, you need an arsenal of tricks to remove it depending on the type and season.
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How To Easily Bear-Proof Your Bird Feeder
Unfortunately, as well as feather friends, bird feeders can entice bears to visit. These simple modifications keep both your feeder and your yard safe them.
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Why Burning Pulled Weeds In Your Fire Pit Is A Bad Idea
Tossing pulled weeds into your fire pit seems like perfect disposal, but this common practice can backfire in dangerous and costly ways. Learn the risks here.
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This DIY Jar Hack Makes The Perfect Container For This All-Natural Bug Repellent
Repurpose your extra glass jars into something surprisingly useful for the garden. This clever DIY trick can help protect plants naturally and effectively.
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What Is National Public Lands Day And How To Get Involved
Any time you visit public lands is a great time to appreciate and care for them. On National Public Lands Day in September, you can do even more to help out.
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What To Know About The Latest Proposed National Park In Florida
A new national park might be coming to Florida soon, but many residents aren't too happy about it. So why exactly is the proposed Florida park so controversial?
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If You're Planning A Visit To Canada, Be Aware Of The Government's Strict Ban On Hiking
Canada is home to some of the most stunning landscapes and outdoor recreation opportunities, but you may need to skip this province's woods this fall.
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Take Your Fall Garden To The Next Level With A Pollinator-Friendly Flower
Most gardens fade by fall, but this late-blooming flower provides key nutrients to pollinators, keeping your yard buzzing even as the weather gets colder.
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How To DIY Rusty Tin Cans For Fall Porch Decor With Three Kitchen Ingredients
Rusty, vintage garden porch decor is perfect for the fall. Learn how to turn used soup cans into beautiful accent pieces for your home and garden.
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One Of The Best Materials To Consider For Your Outdoor Countertops
This overlooked material could be perfect for your outdoor kitchen, and it's surprisingly affordable. Plus, you don't need professional installation.
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Deer-Resistant Plants You'll Definitely Want In Your Garden
A deer in your garden is equal parts charming and nerve-wracking. But there are plenty of deer-resistant flowers and bushes you use to keep them from snacking.
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Repurpose An Empty Candy Tube From A Past Holiday For A Simple Bird Feeder
Add a touch of whimsy to your yard with a DIY feeder that invites hummingbirds to stop, sip, and perch, all made from something you likely already have.
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Keep Bugs Away From Your Campsite With The Help Of A Feathery Plant
Camping, at its best, is a relaxing break. At its worst, it's a bug-fueled nightmare. Fortunately this common plant wards off biting insects in several ways.
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A Must-Try DIY That'll Help Keep Squirrels Away From Your Bird Feeder
Tired of squirrels hijacking your bird feeder and stealing all the seeds? This clever DIY allows birds easy access and keeps squirrels on the outside.
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Here's How To Identify And Treat Tomato Blight Before It's Too Late
Tomato blight can be a plague in the garden. Learn not only how to identify the main types of blight, but how to prevent and treat them as well.
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The Unexpectedly Dangerous New Mexico Swimming Hole You May Want To Skip On Your Next Trip
Deep in New Mexico lies one of America's most beautiful natural swimming holes. Watch out, though, because this tourist hotspot is as dangerous as it is pretty.
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