There Is A Newly Detected Invasive Pest: Here's How To Identify It In Your Yard
Invasive plants and animals can be the scourge of the farmer, rancher, and home gardener. A new pest has been identified in one state, but may be spreading.
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Experts Predict A Snowy Winter. How Early Is Too Early In The Day To Use A Snow Blower?
While some might think any time is the wrong time for noisy snow blowers, there are rules in many cities governing exactly when you can start blowing snow.
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DIY A Stylish Planter For Your Artificial Plants Using These Affordable Staples
You can jazz up your faux plants with a planter that will look attractive and only uses a few affordable staples. Perfect for crafters, this DIY is simple.
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Should You Add This Walmart Product To Your Campsite Propane Setup? Here's What Reviews Say
If you're planning on heading out to the great outdoors, this piece of camping equipment is a must-have for your propane setup. Here's what we know.
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Attract More Cardinals To Your Yard This Winter With This Bird Feeder Tip
Bright red cardinals (and their mates) against a white field of snow is a joyous sight. A few tweaks to your feeders will make them attractive all winter long.
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Frost Advisory Vs Freeze Warning: What's The Difference And How To Prepare Your Garden
As temperatures drop, the risk to your plants from frost increases. Keeping an eye on frost advisories and freeze warnings, and knowing the difference, is key.
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It's Almost The New Year. Here's What The Old Farmer's Almanac Is Predicting For January Weather
The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its national predictions for January 2026. It’s been doing this every year since 1792, so they know a thing or two.
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How To Easily Attract Owls To Your Yard (And Why You'd Want To)
Owls are nearly magical creatures that also act as nature's pest control. So of course you want to play host to one or a few. It's easier than you might think.
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For A Thriving Spring Vegetable Garden, Plant These Leafy Greens During Winter
While most gardens wind down during the winter, there are actually several leafy greens you can start in early winter. There are even some you can harvest!
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Don't Throw Away Old Ski Poles: Repurpose Them For A DIY Wind Chime
Wind chimes can add charm and calm to any garden. Rather than buying one from a garden store, DIY and personalize a set using your old ski poles and a saw.
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It's Almost 2026. Here's What NOAA Is Predicting For January Weather
The National Weather Service has released its January predictions during the current La Niña event. Skiers and travelers should pay particular attention.
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Avoid This Snow Shoveling Mistake To Keep Your Lawn Healthy All Winter Long
Shoveling winter snow off the driveway and sidewalk onto the lawn seems like a no-brainer. But unless you do it right, you may be doing more harm than good.
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A Simple Tip That'll Help Get Rid Of Roaches In Your Outdoor Space
If you've noticed tons of roaches living it up in your garden, it's time to take action. Try this affordable product to eliminate the pests.
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How To Protect Your DIY Mason Jar Garden Lights From Wind And Rain
Mason jar garden lights can make an outdoor space feel inviting. Knowing how to protect them from the wind and rain is essential for their care.
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Which Harbor Freight Branch-Cutting Tool Is Best For Your Yard?
There are a variety of pruners for different branch-cutting tasks, and reviews for Harbor Freight's options are a good way to decide which is best.
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One Important Step You Don't Want To Forget When Preparing Your Deck For Winter
You've removed or covered all the furniture and stashed the grill. But take this step before things freeze and thaw to save yourself headaches come spring.
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Repurpose Old Doors For An Outdoor Barrier To Hide Your Garbage Cans
It's easy to transform wood doors into a stylish, customizable screen to place your garbage and recycling bins behind when it's not trash pick-up day.
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Why You Should Add A Lawn Vacuum To Your Yard Maintenance Routine
A well-maintained yard is a lot of work, but there are compelling reasons why you should add a lawn vacuum to your routine. Here's what you need to know.
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Add A Luxurious Look And Feel To Your Outdoor Space With A Sleek Patio Upgrade
A patio can make or break a backyard: Is it dull and uninspiring, or welcoming and stylish? One luxurious, yet straightforward upgrade might be right under you.
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How To Prepare Dahlias And Similar Types Of Tubers For Winter Weather
Dahlias are tuberous perennials, offering beautiful flowers each spring or summer. But they need to be dealt with carefully when the frost and snow arrives.
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DIY A Flower Basket That'll Make Use Of An Old Cage-Style Bird Feeder
A broken bird feeder doesn't need to hit the trash — simply customize it into a hanging plant basket that adds old-school charm to your porch or yard.
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Should You Shovel Your Lawn? What To Know Before The Next Snowstorm
When shoveling snow from driveways and sidewalks, it might be tempting to clear your lawn as well. Here’s when you want to shovel a lawn, and when you don’t.
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How To Transform A Drying Rack Into A Simple Plant Potting Station
An affordable potting station can make gardening easier without adding clutter. Repurposing what you already have creates an organized setup for plant care.
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A Simple Hummingbird Feeder Upgrade That'll Help Keep Ants Away
A clever upgrade can stop pesky ants from invading your hummingbird feeder. A simple change protects the nectar and keeps backyard visits peaceful.
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Is Ryobi's Gutter Blower Tool Worth Buying? Looks Like The Reviews Are Mixed
Cleaning gutters can be time-consuming and tedious. Ryobi has a tool to blow out leaves and some consumers rave while other don't like it as much.
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How To Repurpose Ski Poles And Turn Them Into A Clever Camping Tool
Unused outdoor gear often has more potential than expected, especially when a simple DIY transforms it into a helpful companion around the campfire.
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Mice In Your Yard Will Be A Thing Of The Past With These Natural Scents
If you see a mouse in your yard, there are dozens you don't see. Keep them out of your yard, garden, or shed with pleasant (to us) scents you may already have.
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