Storm Coming? Here's Why You Should Pick Your Tomatoes Ahead Of Time
Check the forecast. If there's heavy rain coming, it's time to go outside and grab those ripening tomatoes ... especially if you've been under a dry spell.
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DIY An Elegant Planter For Your Garden Using These Dollar Tree Items
Your friends will be amazed when you tell them that your fancy new garden planter is a DIY ... and that you got the affordable craft items from Dollar Tree.
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How To Fix A Lawn Mower That Keeps Stalling While Mowing
Few things are as frustrating as a stalling mower. Learn what might be causing these power-offs, and how to solve the problem yourself with some helpful tips.
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Ward Off Squirrels With The Help Of A Common Kitchen Spice
The secret ingredient to keeping squirrels out of your yard is hiding in your spice cabinet. Learn how to safely and effectively use it in your garden.
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Repurpose Empty Mason Jars For A Beautiful Garden Cob Wall
Bottle walls have a long history in storybook gardens, as do ancient cob walls made of mud, sand, and straw. Combining them creates an epic conversation piece.
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Successfully Grow Tomatoes In Gravel With This Must-Try Advice
Frustrated with cracked tomatoes or plants devasted by disease? Then it's time to use this must-try gardening method, one that involves a whole lot of gravel.
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Repurpose An Old Magazine Rack And Turn It Into A Gorgeous Planter
Have an old magazine rack gathering dust in your home? Transform it into a stunning garden feature in just one afternoon with this simple DIY project.
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Avoid Using These Sweeteners In Your Homemade Hummingbird Nectar
These common sweeteners could be harming the hummingbirds in your yard. Discover what ingredients to avoid when making homemade nectar.
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What To Consider Before Trying This Viral DIY Planter Hack
There are many garden hacks out there, including this DIY planter option that people seem to love. Before you hop on board the trend, look at the pros and cons.
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Martha Stewart's Favorite Outdoor Plants You Should Add To Your Garden
Martha Stewart has been gardening since she was three. So it makes sense she's happy sharing strategies for many of her favorite plants, flowers, and trees.
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How To Determine If Your Fertilizer Is Safe To Use In Hot Weather
When the sun starts scorching your garden, should you use fertilizer? If your plants need an extra boost, here's how to know which fertilizer works in the heat.
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Protect Tomato Plants From Birds By Repurposing Old Christmas Ornaments
If birds are eating your tomatoes, it's time to get festive. Repurpose your bright red Christmas ornaments, and the holiday spirit will keep those birds at bay.
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What It Means If You Spot Mushrooms Growing In Your Flower Garden
Spotting mushrooms in your garden might seem alarming, but what do these fungi among your flowers really mean? Is your garden healthy, or are mushrooms trouble?
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A Pretty Pink Native Plant That'll Turn Your Yard Into A Hummingbird Haven
Attracting hummingbirds to your garden can be even easier with the help of a native, drought-tolerant perennial flower that boasts pretty pink, tubular blooms.
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DIY A Unique Planter With The Help Of An Old Lampshade
If you want a fun project and you're wondering what to do with that old lampshade, DIY your own unique planter to give your garden or patio a quirky new vibe.
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Saltwater Vs. Chlorine Pool: Which Is Right For Your Backyard?
Can't decide between a saltwater or chlorine pool? Weigh the pros and cons to find the right choice for your home, budget, and lifestyle.
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Catch An Early Glimpse Of Fall Foliage With A Road Trip On This South Dakota Highway
Can't wait for the trees to change color in your own backyard? Head to South Dakota to see early fall foliage and some of the nation's best views.
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What To Consider Before Using White Gravel In Your Garden
If you’re looking for an interesting way to spruce up your garden, you might be interested in white gravel, but be sure to consider all the pros and cons.
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The Common Garden Feature You Can Use To Hide Your Outdoor AC Equipment
AC units can be an eyesore in the garden. Learn how to hide your unit with this clever solution to beautify your yard, and potentially even help it run better!
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What It Means When Your Lawn Mower Sounds Clogged (& How To Fix It)
With proper maintenance, your lawn mower should run smoothly for years. If it's coughing and sputtering, try a couple of easy fixes before calling in a pro.
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The Best Method For Getting Rid Of A Yellowjacket Ground Nest In Your Yard
Yellowjackets often build underground nests, and if you want to reclaim your yard from these dangerous bugs, this foolproof method will get rid of those wasps.
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What To Do When Your Hummingbird Nectar Turns Cloudy
Learn what it means when the nectar in your hummingbird feeder goes cloudy, and how to stop the problem from happening again with these handy tips.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Cardboard Under Your Gravel Landscaping
Laying cardboard down as a weed-killing base works great with mulch. Alas, the same thing that makes it a plus in that case means it's less useful under gravel.
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Homeowners Are Loving This Tool For Removing Fence Posts From Your Yard
Save yourself from backbreaking work and possible injury when replacing fence posts with this tool that will make the task a breeze.
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How To Mow Your Lawn Safely If You Have Backyard Turtles
Many animals don't move at our hectic pace, which means before mowing, there are some steps you should take to avoid harming our slow, shelled friends: turtles.
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Bring The Cutest Little Critters To Your Yard With This DIY Frog Hotel
Learn how to create an amphibian paradise with this simple DIY frog hotel -- a fun and easy project that will bring these cute webbed critters to your yard.
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Hike To Breathtaking Castle Ruins At A Must-Visit Colorado Destination
When you think of castle ruins, you probably think of Europe, but Colorado boasts its very own version, located in one of the state's most beautiful parks.
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