Why You Should Reconsider Trying The Salt Method For Getting Rid Of Ticks
When it comes to killing ticks and their eggs, you want your hacks to work and work safely. Salt may be great on your fries, but worth rethinking in your yard.
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DIY An Aeration Tool With Items You Already Have In Your Garage
Being able to DIY on the fly is a useful skill for anyone caring for a lawn or garden. Quick aerator tools save time and money, and can help protect your yard.
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Beware Of Great White Sharks When Visiting A Popular East Coast Destination
If you're getting away to East Coast beaches, it's worth noting that great white shark sightings are on the rise, particularly at one very popular destination.
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The Small Rare Bird To Look Out For When Exploring Indiana's Forests
Birdwatching is a sport that not only encourages travel but trains you to look where others don't. To catch this rare colorful singer, you'll want to look up.
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How To Safely Keep Noisy Crickets Out Of Your Yard
Sitting out on the back porch listening to crickets chirp is one of life's simple pleasures. but if the bugs are getting noisy, there are simple, humane fixes.
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Signs That It May Be Time To Replace Your Lawn Mower Battery
Battery-operated lawn mowers are great low-maintenance machines. But batteries wear down over time and need to be replaced. We've got tips on what to watch for.
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Have Your Hydrangeas Failed To Bloom? Here's A Common Reason Why.
Discover one of the likely reasons your hydrangeas aren't blooming and what steps you can take to ensure that they will in the future.
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Why A Suet Bird Feeder Might Not Be The Best Choice For Your Yard
While you might be tempted to use suet for attracting more birds to your garden, it might end up being more of a problem than you expect.
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DIY A Tiny But Mighty Hummingbird Feeder With An Empty Kitchen Staple
Your kitchen trash is just ready to because a special treasure, especially with this DIY for a teeny-tiny feeder that's sure to attract hummingbirds.
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What To Consider Before Installing A Chicken Wire Fence In Your Yard
Fencing is expensive. Chicken wire is the least expensive and possibly the easiest and most flexible option. But it comes with some downsides to be aware of.
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How To Cut Your Overgrown Lawn With A Hedge Trimmer
While a mower is the go-to tool for lawn maintenance, hedge trimmers are sometimes the better choice. Learn when and how to use them for your grass.
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Help Your Climbing Plants Thrive By Repurposing Your Old Patio Table
If you're looking for a simple and charming trellis for your climbing plants, simply step into your backyard and repurpose an old patio table.
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The Popular Evergreen Shrub Perfect For Adding Privacy To Your Backyard
One of the best ways to add more privacy to a backyard all year long is with evergreen shrubs. This lovely option grows upright, looks great, and grows quickly.
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What To Know Before Using A DIY Sod Patching Kit
The DIY sod patching kits you find online vary hugely in quality. And it's not just the brand that matters — it's also the season. Here's our expert's take.
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The Bathroom Staple That'll Make Repotting Plants Even Easier
Having to repot your container plants is a necessary (but often frustrating) garden task. Make it a little easier with an item that's already in your bathroom.
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The Biggest Rookie Budgeting Mistake That's Costing You More On Your Hiking Trip
Hiking can be a relatively low-cost outdoor sport, but it can quickly break the bank if you're not prepared. We've got the the best way to avoid added expenses.
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How To Keep Hydrangeas From Drooping After Heavy Rain
Heavy rain can leave your hydrangeas drooping and sad. Use this simple, low-effort method to keep them standing tall and looking gorgeous after a downpour.
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Attract Cardinals To Your Yard By Filling Your Feeder With These Seeds
While northern cardinals aren't picky eaters and will pay occasional visits to your yard, if you want them to stick around, two seeds are special favorites.
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Don't Throw Away Broken Bricks, Turn Them Into A Garden Pathway
Whether you want to do an artful mosaic pattern or more bohemian path, even your oldest, most broken bricks can become a wonderful walkway.
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What's The Best Time Of Year To Go Salmon Fishing?
Salmon fishing is a sport enjoyed across the United States. But before you cast a line, you need to know the best times, naturally and legally, to catch fish.
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How To DIY An Affordable Cleanup Station For Your Garden
Gardening is so much fun, but it can quite literally be a dirty job. That's why a budget-friendly DIY cleanup station attached to your hose spigot can help.
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Install Your Bird Feeder Pole With This Method & It'll Never Budge Again
Setting up bird feeders can attract unwanted guests that steal the seed and upend the feeder. We've got a couple tricks to make your bird feeder pole stronger.
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Harbor Freight's Top-Rated Bug Zapper Is Surprisingly Affordable
Although there are plenty of options available for deterring pesky insects, one affordable choice is Harbor Freight's top bug zapper.
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Why Texas Is Considered The Most Dangerous State For Animal Attacks
Everything is bigger in Texas, including the number of animal attacks. From city streets to the deserts, here's what happens when teeth are bared and fur flies.
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How To Turn Your Old Plastic Kiddie Pool Into A Simple Container Garden
Turn an old kiddie pool into a container garden brimming with fresh blooms, herbs, or produce — no raised beds needed.
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A DIY Ant Moat That'll Help Keep Bugs Out Of Your Hummingbird Feeder
It's so disappointing when ants invade your hummingbird feeder, but if you're looking for a DIY project, you can make a moat to keep those bugs at bay.
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What It Means When Mushrooms Start Growing In Your Yard
Mushrooms could indicate your yard is healthy, but there are steps you can take to prevent them from sprouting across a perfectly manicured lawn.
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