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  • A yellow slime mold
    Garden
    Garden By Tyler Palicia 5 months ago

    Get Rid Of Slime Mold In Your Garden With The Help Of A Common Household Staple

    Slime mold spreads fast, and it's unsightly in your garden. So if you want to keep it under control, this household staple will do the trick.

    By Tyler Palicia 5 months ago Read More
  • a bluejay perched with blurry trees behind
    Garden
    Garden By Lauren Kim 5 months ago

    What To Know Before Buying Aldi's Budget Bird-Friendly Water Source

    This bird-friendly water source from Aldi has been selling fast. Easily installed and affordable, it's perfect for attracting feathered friends.

    By Lauren Kim 5 months ago Read More
  • mowing the lawn while others play in background
    Garden
    Garden By Kathy Adams 5 months ago

    Keep Your Lawn Healthy During The Summer Heat With A Simple Mowing Tip

    The overall appearance and health of your lawn can take a hit during the height of summer; however, this simple mowing tip can help prevent that from happening.

    By Kathy Adams 5 months ago Read More
  • Bee and butterfly visiting red and yellow flowers
    Garden
    Garden By Jessica Steinhoff 5 months ago

    Protect Bees, Butterflies, And Other Garden Pollinators By Choosing These Non-Toxic Pesticides

    Navigating the world of pesticides to find those that don't harm beneficial insects can be difficult, but here are some of the best pollinator-safe options.

    By Jessica Steinhoff 5 months ago Read More
  • Olight's Arkfeld Pro Stars & Stripes on table, light on, among other tools
    Promoted
    Promoted By Nina Phillips 5 months ago

    This Pocket-Sized Flashlight Is A Powerful And Long-Lasting Tool You Won't Want To Be Without

    If you love outdoor adventures, you already know how handy a compact, ultra-bright flashlight can be. At 1,300 lumens, this one from Olight is a game-changer.

    By Nina Phillips 5 months ago Read More
  • Family in front yard, in front of house
    Garden
    Garden By Megan Newton 5 months ago

    How To Determine Whether To Redo Your Backyard Or Front Yard First

    Yards are essential to the overall vibe of a house, but renovating them can become overwhelming. Here's how to decide where to start: the front yard or back.

    By Megan Newton 5 months ago Read More
  • hummingbird at a feeder
    Garden
    Garden By Kathy Adams 5 months ago

    The Major Homemade Hummingbird Nectar Mistake You Should Avoid

    A well-placed hummingbird feeder will attract those adorable birds to your yard, but be sure to avoid this big mistake when making your own nectar at home.

    By Kathy Adams 5 months ago Read More
  • Woman drinking coffee in apartment balcony
    Build
    Build By Tyler Palicia 5 months ago

    Add Style And Privacy To Your Balcony With A Budget-Friendly DIY

    If you love spending time on your balcony but feel it's missing something, this affordable DIY project will add privacy and that personal touch you're after.

    By Tyler Palicia 5 months ago Read More
  • Slug on green leaves of a plant
    Garden
    Garden By Nina Phillips 5 months ago

    If You Have A Slug Problem, Reconsider Trying This Common Pest Control Trick

    There are a lot of internet-driven tips and tricks for repelling slugs. We chatted with an expert and found that this popular technique may need a second look.

    By Nina Phillips 5 months ago Read More
  • Logs in garden
    Build
    Build By Lauren Kim 5 months ago

    A DIY Tree Log Idea That'll Add Visual Interest To Your Garden

    If you have any tree stumps or logs in your lawn and are unsure what to do with them, try this easy DIY project that’ll add a pop of color to your garden.

    By Lauren Kim 5 months ago Read More
  • Two hummingbirds on a branch
    Garden
    Garden By Alisha Land 5 months ago

    The Whimsical Orange Flowering Plant That Hummingbirds Absolutely Love

    If you're looking for interesting, hummingbird-friendly additions for your garden, consider this red-to-orange flowering plant that's come back into popularity.

    By Alisha Land 5 months ago Read More
  • hiker in heavy mist
    Camping
    Camping By Danno Wise 5 months ago

    Waterproofing While Hiking And Camping Just Got Easier With A Must-Pack Essential

    Nothing is worse than getting caught in the rain while hiking or camping. Luckily, this must-pack essential can make waterproofing on the go much easier.

    By Danno Wise 5 months ago Read More
  • Deer eating leaves off of a tree
    Garden
    Garden By TeeJay Small 5 months ago

    Why The Often-Recommended Herb For Deterring Deer Shouldn't Be Your Go-To Solution

    While you may hear of some success with this herb in deterring deer away from your gorgeous garden, it still should not be your go-to foolproof solution.

    By TeeJay Small 5 months ago Read More
  • Chipmunk popping out of hole
    Garden
    Garden By Megan Newton 5 months ago

    How To Determine If A Squirrel Or Chipmunk Is Causing Your Lawn Damage

    It can be incredibly frustrating to find holes popping up in your nice, tidy lawn. But who's the culprit? Squirrels or chipmunks? And what can be done about it?

    By Megan Newton 5 months ago Read More
  • Birds splashing in water
    Garden
    Garden By Megan Newton 5 months ago

    Repurpose Your Metal Outdoor Chair For An Adorable DIY Birdbath

    Setting up a birdbath can get fairly complicated, but it doesn't have to be. Your visitors will be happy with this quick and easy DIY using an old metal chair.

    By Megan Newton 5 months ago Read More
  • Tomato plants mulched with red plastic sheeting
    Garden
    Garden By Jessica Steinhoff 5 months ago

    Why You Should Consider Using Red Mulch For Your Tomato Plants

    While there are a lot of options for natural and synthetic mulches for your tomato plants, there are several unique benefits when considering red mulch.

    By Jessica Steinhoff 5 months ago Read More
  • A person using a garden hose
    Gear
    Gear By Baylee Bunce 5 months ago

    The Best Costco Garden Hoses And Accessories, Based On Reviews

    You spend a lot of time each week watering a lawn or garden. Do it with the best equipment, including these well-reviewed Costco garden hoses and accessories.

    By Baylee Bunce 5 months ago Read More
  • Sunny garden with colorful blooming flowers
    Garden
    Garden By Jessica Steinhoff 5 months ago

    The Heat-Loving Flower You Can Grow From Seed And Forget To Water

    If you’re looking for a beginner-friendly plant, there’s one particular flower that thrives in hot weather and is very forgiving if you forget to water it.

    By Jessica Steinhoff 5 months ago Read More
  • Exposed mattress spring coil outside
    Build
    Build By Nina Phillips 5 months ago

    Attract More Birds To Your Yard With The Help Of An Old Mattress Spring

    If you've got an old mattress spring and aren't sure what to do with it, you can repurpose those coils into something sure to bring birds to your yard.

    By Nina Phillips 5 months ago Read More
  • Hand dripping water onto a plant sprout
    Garden
    Garden By Kathy Adams 5 months ago

    A Simple Self-Watering System You'll Want To Try Out In Your Garden

    Watering plants can be cathartic, but sometimes we need a break. This self-watering hack, based on ancient techniques, repurposes items destined for the bin.

    By Kathy Adams 5 months ago Read More
  • lawn with colorful flower garden border
    Garden
    Garden By Lauren Kim 5 months ago

    A DIY Sun Catcher Idea That'll Make Your Lawn Stand Out

    Add a touch of sparkle to your lawn with this easy DIY, sure to cast magical reflections throughout your garden.

    By Lauren Kim 5 months ago Read More
  • A hiker with two trekking poles on a mountainous path with fall colors
    Gear
    Gear By Nina Phillips 5 months ago

    Hikers Are Absolutely Loving This Budget-Friendly Costco Find

    Hiking is an activity that can be as simple or as complex as you make it. It helps to have the right equipment, and hikers love this bargain Costco accessory.

    By Nina Phillips 5 months ago Read More
  • coir doormat in front of door
    Garden
    Garden By Kathy Adams 5 months ago

    How To Repurpose A Coir Doormat In Your Garden's Compost Pile

    A coir doormat looks great on your porch, but it'll also do wonders in your garden if you repurpose it in your compost pile.

    By Kathy Adams 5 months ago Read More
  • Pigeon on ground with plants
    Garden
    Garden By Megan Newton 5 months ago

    Protect Your Seedlings From Birds Using These Dollar Tree Staples

    Birds and gardens go hand in hand: They pollinate plants and eat insects. But they can also eat your seedlings. Deter them with this simple Dollar Tree hack.

    By Megan Newton 5 months ago Read More
  • Woman watering garden
    Garden
    Garden By Megan Newton 5 months ago

    Two Watering Tips That'll Help Your Garden Thrive In A Heatwave

    As summer heatwaves hit, it's important to know how that can affect your yard and garden. Using these two tips will get you and your plants past the sizzle.

    By Megan Newton 5 months ago Read More
  • a gardener picking a cucumber
    Garden
    Garden By Lauren Kim 5 months ago

    How To DIY The Perfect Garden Trellis For Your Cucumber Plants

    If you don’t have much space to plant your cucumbers, you can DIY a portable yet simple garden trellis that will provide your cukes with the support to grow.

    By Lauren Kim 5 months ago Read More
  • Someone's backyard at night with string lights on a tree above an open umbrella and dining area
    Garden
    Garden By Nina Phillips 5 months ago

    Outdoor Lighting Tips That'll Help Reduce Light Pollution

    Light pollution isn't great for your neighbors or local wildlife. However, if you follow these tips, you can greatly reduce the light pollution in your yard.

    By Nina Phillips 5 months ago Read More
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