Is Costco's Artificial Grass Worth Buying? Here's What Users Say
Artificial grass can be a convenient means of making your lagging yard look excellent, but is the artificial grass at Costco worth picking up?
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This Simple Mulching Method Helps Lavender Plants Survive Winter Frost
When winter hits, some plants can be pulled indoors, some are just fine going dormant. But lavender needs a little extra helping hand, and mulching can do it.
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Bear Won't Leave Your Yard? There's Someone You Can Call To Help
If a bear won't leave your yard, learn which agency to call for safe, humane help to remove the unwanted visitor — and to ensure it doesn't return.
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Emergency Plumbing: What To Do When Outdoor Pipes Freeze
If you planned ahead, your exposed pipes and faucets are wrapped with insulation. If you didn't, you could be facing frozen pipes outdoors this winter.
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2 Hydrangea Plants You Should Prune In Late Winter (And 5 You Shouldn't)
Hydrangeas are a fantastic choice to fill out any garden with pops of color all summer long. But figuring out the right time to prune can get complicated.
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How To DIY A Special Homemade Treat For Birds In Your Yard This Winter
If the ground is covered in snow, it may be difficult for birds to find food. But you can help with a homemade treat made from a few simple ingredients.
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Why It's Time To Ditch The Landscape Fabric (& The Best Alternative To Use Instead)
Landscape fabric is a fairly convenient way to lay down a weed-blocking subsurface. But there are many disadvantages and several eco-friendly options.
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Add Privacy To Your Backyard By Replanting A Popular, Fully-Grown Tree
Privacy doesn’t have to mean building a fence. One elegant technique uses structure and greenery to create a serene backyard retreat with natural charm.
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The Ice Melt Alternative That May Be Doing More Harm Than Good
If you are avoiding harmful ice melt chemicals, you might opt to spread a traction material on snow. While this option is affordable, it has its own drawbacks.
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Don't Throw Out An Old Rake – Turn It Into A Unique Feeder Birds Will Love
Bird feeders don't just have to be store-bought cylinders or trays. You can provide your feathered friends a juicy treat served on your repurposed rake.
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Find A Moment Of Tranquility On This Popular Trail Off The Blue Ridge Parkway In North Carolina
When driving the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway, we highly recommend stopping along the way. Our author especially likes one magical, lesser-known hiking trail.
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The Simple Tool That Makes Repotting Plants A Breeze (And You Can DIY It Yourself!)
Repotting plants can be a bit tedious, as you tirelessly dig out soil, only to watch it collapse back in. But there's an ancient tool you can DIY that helps.
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Car Campers Use This Unexpected Trick To Stay Warm On Chilly Winter Nights
Sleeping in your car is an economical option, but when it's chilly, things get complicated. Sleep more comfortably by doing one thing before calling it a night.
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Out Of Birdseed? This Simple Alternative Keeps Birds Well-Fed In Winter
Refilling multiple bird feeders in the winter can be a joy. But if you've run out of birdseed, don't worry: You've got nutritious alternatives in your kitchen.
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Costco's Massive Barn Shed Could Transform Your Backyard — Unless You Live In This State
If there never seems to be enough room in the shed for all your lawn and garden gear, this massive option from Costco could be the solution. In most states.
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Why You Should Reconsider Using Mothballs To Repel Mice From Your Yard
If you plan to use mothballs to repel mice from your yard or garden, think twice. You may be breaking the law and putting your family in danger.
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Black Ice: What Is It And How To Effectively Remove It From Your Driveway
Weather forecasts often include warnings about black ice. It's worth knowing how it forms, and how you can remove or prevent it to avoid slides and falls.
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Don't Throw Away Onion Scraps, Use Them For A Simple DIY Fertilizer
Store-bought fertilizer is expensive and rife with other chemicals. You can make your own easily. If you like onions on your sandwich, you're halfway there.
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Prevent A Cockroach Infestation In Your Garden With These Maintenance Tips
If you see one cockroach near an outdoor water faucet, or running under some bark mulch, there are hundreds more. You don't want that. Here's how to stop it.
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Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Using No-Mow Grass Seed
A lawn that requires little to no mowing might sound like a low-maintenance dream, but there are some downsides to consider before going all in on one.
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Want To Sleep In Your Car At US National Parks? Don't Break These Rules
With U.S. national parks covering a total of 52 million acres, it might seem like sleeping in your car would be no big deal. But you'll want to check the rules.
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Add Privacy To Your Yard With A Stylish DIY Movable Screen
Small patios, decks, and balconies are wonderful places to relax, but can be too exposed. This easy, moveable screen provides privacy and is tenant-friendly.
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Skip The Salt - You Can Prevent Ice Buildup On Your Driveway With A More Eco-Friendly Alternative
Spreading a de-icer salt is a great way to melt ice off a driveway. But you can prevent slippery ice from even forming with this plant-based solution.
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Is Costco's Multi-Use Leaf Blower Worth Buying? Here's What Reviews Say
Costco offers a leaf blower with a variety of features for keeping your lawn and driveway clear, but what do users who purchased it have to say about it?
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Homeowners Are Absolutely Loving This Patio Dining Set From Home Depot
If you're shopping for a patio dining set, you don't need to break the bank. Homeowners are loving this set from Home Depot for many reasons, including price.
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Say Goodbye To Pests In Your Garden With This Popular Kitchen Essential
Flipping over a kale or zucchini leaf and finding a zillion aphids is the worst. Rather than reaching for chemical insecticides, mix up this natural solution.
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The Pre-Snow Technique That Makes Removing Driveway Snow And Ice Easier Than Ever
Shoveling a sidewalk or driveway covered in heavy, wet snow, or a sheet of ice is tough. Instead, make your life easier, even before the first snowflake falls.
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