Clever Ways To Cover Your Wooden Fence With Climbing Plants
Transform that plain wooden fence into a living wall of greenery. These smart techniques protect your fence while creating stunning results.
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Must-Try Tricks That'll Prevent Falls Around Your Backyard Pool
Pool owners, may think maintenance is the biggest headache, but keeping it safe for family and friends is key. Some simple upgrades makes a world of difference.
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How To DIY A Bird Feeder With An Orange
There are many DIY bird feeders, but one of the most eco-friendly options uses an orange. You'll only need a handful of items to attract songbirds to your yard.
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The Flower Trend That'll Add Visual Interest And Color To Your Yard
What if you could have an extraordinary yard full of striking color thanks to one interesting flower trend? It might be an easier gardening goal than you think.
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Repurpose An Old Over-The-Toilet Shelf To Help Support Your Climbing Plants
Seeking a thrifty DIY that supports your climbing plants? Repurposing an over-the-toilet bathroom shelf into a trellis is an easy solution for your backyard.
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What To Know About Nemesis Planting Before It Wreaks Havoc In Your Garden
Companion planting is about complementary vegetation that grows well together. Not all plants play nicely, and that's where avoiding nemesis planting comes in.
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How To Stop Your Hanging Bird Feeder From Swinging Due To Wind
Hanging bird feeders are handy on porches and in trees, but birds can suffer when things get blustery. Here's how to stabilize things or create alternatives.
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Make Changing At Public Campsites Easier With A Stress-Free Trick
Camping can be a fun, low-maintenance activity. But when it's time to change clothes, privacy is at a premium. You may already have a changing station on hand.
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A DIY Flower Tray That'll Beautify Your Outdoor Umbrella Table
An unexpected item from your kitchen cabinets may be the perfect addition to your patio's umbrella table, bringing charm and blooms to your outdoor space.
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Choose The Best Lawn Mower For Your Small Yard With These Tips
A small yard still needs a mower. We've got tips on how to find the right mower type, size, power source, and everything else you need to know.
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How To Use Your Garden Compost To Heat Your Greenhouse
Your compost pile can get surprisingly hot. Find out how to harness this natural heat source to help your greenhouse thrive all year long.
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Think Twice Before Trying The Popular Mothball Hack For Deterring Moles
If moles are messing up your yard, you might want to ward them off with mothballs. But before stinking up your lawn, you should reconsider this popular hack.
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Repurpose An Old Towel For This Chic DIY Planter Idea
How can an old, grungy towel become a gorgeous planter you'll want to show off in your garden? With this simple DIY that will make your container plants pop.
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What To Know Before Installing A Modern Cable Deck Railing
Nothing updates a tired deck (and improves safety) faster than new railings. Cable railings are a sleek option, but be aware you need to install it safely.
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Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Garden With A Beautiful Type Of Hydrangea
Want to attract hummingbirds but also want a flower with a distinct, beautiful vibe? This lovely hydrangea will lure hummers and give your garden a unique look.
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How To Prepare Your Lawn Mower For Winter Storage
Don’t let your mower gather dust this winter — learn the essential steps to store it safely so it's ready to roll when spring comes back around.
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A Must-Try Method That'll Protect Your Outdoor Wooden Fixtures From Carpenter Bees
We love our bees! But carpenter bees and wooden decks, door frames, and patio furniture are a bad combo. Thankful there's an easy, humane preventative measure.
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Popular Privacy Screen Materials To Consider Using In Your Backyard
If you're thinking about adding a privacy screen in your backyard, learn more about the different popular materials to find what might suit you best.
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The Simple Yet Effective Bedding Hack That'll Make Your Next Camping Trip More Comfortable
Comfort is a priority when you’re camping in chilly weather, and this simple bedding hack will keep you warm and cozy while sleeping in the great outdoors.
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Simplify Garden Maintenance With A Clever DIY Soaker Hose
A soaker hose is a great way to consistently water a garden with minimal effort. You don't need even to spend on a new hose if you have this item lying around.
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The Beautiful But Oddly Named Perennial That'll Bring More Hummingbirds To Your Yard
Don't be fooled by its funny sounding name. People and hummingbirds alike will fall in love with this stunning flower. Learn how to grow it in your garden.
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A Budget-Friendly Solution For Waterproofing Your Backpack While Hiking
Bad weather happens, but don't let a soaked backpack ruin your hiking trip. Keep your gear safe and dry, without buying expensive new equipment.
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The Strange Ant Hill Removal Hack You Should Reconsider Trying
There are places in the yard we don't want anthills. While some hacks work to repel or kill ants, this stinky social media trick might actually attract them.
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How To DIY Seed Bombs For An Easy Way To Incorporate Flowers Into Your Garden
Seed bombs are a fun way to fill your garden with flowers, and they’re an equally fun DIY project if you don’t mind getting your hands a little dirty.
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Upgrade Your Bird Feeders With The Help Of A Wooden Kitchen Staple
Bird feeders are wonderful for attracting birds. But if you want them to feel comfortable and sit a spell, consider raiding your kitchen drawers for an upgrade.
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Here's What's Causing The String-Like Patches In Your Lawn And How To Fix It
If you're seeing patches of pink in your lawn and stringy things all over your grass, you've got an uninvited visitor. Fortunately, it's a pretty easy fix.
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The Invasive Tree You May Not Want To Get Rid Of If You Have A Spotted Lanternfly Problem
Spotted Lanternflies are a huge problem in the northeast, with no predators. But one tree, itself an interloper, can be used against them in a creative way.
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