These days, decorative, atmospheric candles come in their own glass containers. When the candle is gone, it's time to upcycle the glass into a garden planter.
Read MoreBring butterflies and hummingbirds to your garden with this shade-loving hybrid that's beautiful and easy to grow. Your local pollinators will thank you.
Read MoreIf you've ever come upon a stand of trees, all with twisted trunks, you may wonder if a giant or wizard were involved. In fact there's a more natural reason.
Read MoreFew things are more enchanting than seeing hummingbirds fly around your garden, and this vibrant, easy-growing vine attracts them in spades.
Read MoreOverwatering is an easy mistake to make in the garden. This simply DIY ensures your plants get everything they need, and kitchen sponges get a second life.
Read MoreFlorida is home to a multitude of snakes, but there's one especially rare serpent that's incredibly colorful and also wanted by the Florida authorities.
Read MoreGrowing crabapple trees around your home is a beautiful way to attract birds and even get yourself a snack. Just don't make any of these mistakes.
Read MoreMoles and snakes are some common pests that can worm their way into holes in your yard. Thankfully, there are some telltale differences between these holes.
Read MoreIf you want to make a unique decoration for your garden, this DIY that uses sea glass will help you bring a piece of the beach home with you.
Read MoreIf you are thinking about getting Ryobi's electric push mower, here's how long the batteries will last and what could shorten their lifespan.
Read MoreIf you want to build a unique deck that is more resistant than wood, HGTV's Mike Holmes has found an alternative solution that's more affordable.
Read MoreWarm weather brings ticks and other bugs, so it makes sense to set up your yard to avoid attracting them. This mulch is a pretty, all-natural tick repellent.
Read MoreIs the plastic exterior of your portable toilet ruining your van life vibes? Hide it away with this IKEA essential, which also doubles as decoration.
Read MoreGive new life to an unused birdbath by transforming it into a charming succulent planter that requires minimal maintenance and offers maximum style.
Read MoreWhile we often only associate herbs with baking or roasting potatoes, this plant will deter pests and help your spuds thrive in the garden.
Read MoreIf you want to bring a little shade to your backyard for summers, one of North America's fastest-growing trees is the perfect option.
Read MoreIf you're used to campsites with full amenities like showers and stores, doing without those services (and more) can be quite a surprise. Here's what to know.
Read MoreHydrangeas are hardy flowering shrubs. The leafy branches and massive summer blooms can be shaped into gorgeous privacy hedges, if you space them just right.
Read MoreHarbor Freight sells a $100 portable greenhouse that many customers like. We've got the goods on how it measures up (literally) and stands up to wind and time.
Read MoreWhile TikTok is full of advice, not all of it is actually good. Make sure to avoid trying this dangerous lawn mowing hack that one user suggested.
Read MoreVibrio vulnificus, or the flesh-eating bacteria, sounds scary, and it is. If you're enjoying coastal waters in summer, there are ways to protect yourself.
Read MorePicking the right birdbath is important. But so is making the space around it attractive. This ground cover plant features beautiful, sweet-smelling flowers.
Read MoreRoses are not particularly finicky and grow well in a lot of zones and soil types. But this attractive mulch option can impact them in ways you can't even see.
Read MoreSometimes the best hacks are the easiest ones. When planting new trees, you can save work, time, and cleanup by using old, empty dog food or chicken feed bags.
Read MoreTree stump removal is expensive and labor intensive. Instead, consider transforming unsightly stumps into sightly (and comfy) stump chairs with these tricks.
Read MoreYour home's exteriors need lighting too, but it's more complex than interior lights. Chiefly, you must know the differences between water- and weatherproof.
Read MoreFind out why this seemingly convenient option for washing your dirty dishes after a campsite meal can end up backfiring and angering other campers at your site.
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