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The Best DIY To Squirrel-Proof Your Bird Feeder
In the neverending saga between bird feeder and squirrel, the squirrel usually wins. But this clever DIY may just be the solution you're looking for.
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The Easiest Way To Repurpose Old Climbing Rope
Climbing ropes are life-saving tools that need replacing every few years. But that doesn't mean you need to throw them out: Use them on your patio instead.
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How To Build A Beautiful Stone Birdbath For Your Yard
If you've ever wanted to create a statement piece for your yard, building your own birdbath from stone is it. And the birds will love it!
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A DIY Oversized Tree Planter That'll Add Style And Privacy To Your Yard
Add structure and style to your backyard with a project that blurs the line between architecture and nature. A private retreat built from the ground up.
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How To Turn Your Old Deck Railing Into A Rustic Birdhouse Stand
If you want to invite birds to make their home in your yard, you don't need many supplies or building experience, you can whip it up easily with these tools.
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Avoid A Pinch Flat On The Mountain Trail With This Affordable DIY
Pinch flats are the bane of mountain bikers, when a tube gets caught between the rim and the tire. But this old-school trick helps prevent them from happening.
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13 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Bird Feeders And Birdhouses In Your Garden
Having bird feeders and birdhouses around the yard means some will outlive their purpose. Don't toss them: Give them new life with these creative upcycles.
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The Attractive DIY Solution That'll Hide The Eyesore Of Outdoor Trash Cans
No matter how attractive your garbage cans are, they still don't add much to your yard's vibe sitting outside. This DIY structure includes a bonus feature.
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The Outdoor Feature Jeremiah Brent Says Will Upgrade Your Space
Though his focus is on interior design, Jeremiah Brent brings that same sensibility outdoors with a stylish suggestion for upgrading any space, large or small.
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Say Goodbye To Garden Hose Clutter: This DIY Turns It Into The Cutest Yard Feature
Garden hoses are, of course, an essential part of almost any outdoor space. But they can get unsightly quickly. This stylish DIY organizes and hides a hose.
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Help Your Outdoor Furniture Last Longer With Advice From HGTV's Erin & Ben Napier
Outdoor wood furniture looks great, but the elements can quickly fade those good looks. "Home Town" hosts Erin and Ben Napier have a trick that helps.
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How The Stars Of Fixer To Fabulous Transform A Small Yard Into A Private Little Oasis
If you have a small yard, it may feel impossible to carve out a private activity area. But Dave and Jenny Marrs made a charming hideaway in an unlikely spot.
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What Is Cool Pavement And Does It Really Help Fight Against Hot Weather?
On hot days, concrete and asphalt can actually make things hotter. There are new technologies, however, aimed at cooling more than just the ground.
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Erin And Ben Napier Transform A Home Decor Staple Into A Unique DIY Birdbath
Making your own birdbaths add a personal charm to your yard, and can save money. HGTV's Erin and Ben Napier offered up this clever, decorative trick.
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Turn A Pile Of Firewood Into A Stylish Outdoor Feature With This Stacking Method
As spring arrives, it's time to secure new firewood and let it dry over the summer. You could make an ordinary woodpile. Or take a cue from Scandinavia.
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Erin Napier's Genius Trick For A Stunning Faux-Stone Planter On A Budget
Stone planters look dramatic on a front porch, but they're expensive and heavy. HGTV's Erin Napier shared a budget-friendly hack anyone can do.
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How To Repurpose Your Empty Soda Cans Into A Gorgeous Wind Chime
For those who want more creative, decorative, and environmentally friendly wind chimes, here's how you can use empty soda cans to create your own.
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Forget Traditional Rain Barrels: HGTV's Ben Napier Has A Much More Stylish Idea
Rain barrels are a wonderful way to let nature help you water your plants. Most are pretty boring. HGTV’s Ben Napier swiped this upgrade from his granny.
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This Common Garage Item Makes A Surprisingly Good Garden Trellis Alternative
Store-bought trellises aren't cheap, especially if you need several. This quick, super-cheap DIY could be standing in your garage just waiting to be upcycled.
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This DIY Bird Feeder Idea Needs One Small Fix To Work
One easy method for making a simple bird feeder cleverly upcycles household trash, but there's one flaw in the simplest design. Thankfully, it's an easy fix.
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Camping (15)
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How To Go To The Bathroom When Camping
The beauty of backcountry or wild camping is all the nature. The less beautiful part is when nature calls. Here's how to go to the bathroom responsibly.
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How To DIY Your Own Campfire Starter
Getting a campfire started can be either frustrating or cathartic. Fire starter makes building a fire easier, but there's no need to use a store-bought version.
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The Only Way You Should Be Storing Your Sleeping Bag
Space is at a premium when it comes to storing camping and hiking gear. But many people are storing there sleeping bags completely wrong, and paying for it.
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Why Your Camp Coffee Tastes Bad (And How To Fix It)
Camp coffee is the best! Except when it’s the worst. If your coffee keeps coming out bitter, sour, watery, or with an aftertaste, there's probably an easy fix.
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How Much Hiking The PCT Really Costs In 2026
If you’re planning a dream thru-hike along the Pacific Crest Trail, budgeting is important. Here's how much food, gear, and transportation will set you back.
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We May Have Found The Best Fishing Spot In Hawaii
Most people know Oahu for its beaches, world-class surfing and resorts. But some of Hawaii's best fishing is scattered around the island.
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How Much Hiking The AT Really Costs In 2026
Thru-hiking the 2,200-mile long Appalachian Trail is the dream of many trail fans. But the half-year journey isn’t free. In this economy, it isn’t even cheap.
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The Adorable Reason Kids Are So Good At Rock Climbing
If you've ever watched kids scramble up a climbing wall or rock face like tiny pros and felt a bit jealous, don't: They have special built-in advantages.
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The Best Time Of Year For Mountain Biking
Spring thaws make us want to pull out the mountain bike and hit the trails. But the best time of year for biking in your area depends on a lot of factors.
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The Classic Campfire Mistake All Beginners Make
A campfire is a fun and relaxing focal point for many outings. But getting it lit and keeping it going can be incredibly frustrating for first-timers.
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This 'Must Visit' Fishing Location In Texas Has Some Of The Best Trout, Redfish, And More
While sport fishing is popular all along the Texas coastline, this southern spot on the Gulf has some of the best and most unique inshore fishing in the state.
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The Worst (And The Best) Time To Climb Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu is an archaeological wonder. It’s also at nearly 8,000 feet. So it’s important to know what to expect in terms of weather, closures, and crowds.
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Don't Throw Out Peanut Butter Jars: Repurpose Them With This Pro Hikers' Hack
When hiking and backpacking, weight and convenience matter. Of course you should have quality gear, but don't overlook the power of the peanut butter jar.
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The Simple Nighttime Habit Campers Use To Stay Warm On Chilly Nights
Camping when it's cold can be fun, if you have the right gear and can get a good night's sleep. This simple practice could make your nighttimes more comfy.
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Why March Could Be The Worst Time To Hike In These Parts Of The US
Days are getting longer, the weather is getting warmer, and hikers are getting antsy to hit the trail. But March might be too early in these areas.
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Garden (66)
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A Tall And Beautiful Flower That'll Have Hummingbirds Flocking To Your Garden
Not all plants that attract hummingbirds are made equal, and the sturdy flowers of one species in particular can seriously up your garden game.
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Add A Tropical Touch To Your Yard By Planting This Small Palm Tree
Ready to make your yard feel like you're on a permanent vacation? This small but stunning palm tree might be the key, and it's easier to grow than you'd think.
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Don't Throw Out This Kitchen Leftover: Turn It Into A DIY Fertilizer Perfect For Carrot Seeds
Growing carrots can be a satisfying experience, as long as the seeds are sown and fertilized correctly in the first place. Your breakfast might hold the key.
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How And When To Deadhead The Lavender In Your Garden To Boost Blooms
Proper lavender care involves more than just planting and watering. This crucial technique and good timing keeps your plants blooming longer and healthier.
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The Lesser-Known Flower That'll Bring Color And Pollinators To Your Yard
When building a pollinator-friendly garden, consider this long-blooming, lesser-known group of flowering plants to attract bees and butterflies to your yard.
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What To Know Before Using Hay Or Straw For Mulching Your Garden
If you've been to the garden center and seen bales of straw or piles of hay, you may be wondering how they hold up as a mulch. Here's what to consider first.
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Attract More Owls To Your Yard By Breaking This Lawn Mowing Rule
It can be quite something to catch an owl perched in your yard, looking for lunch. There's an easy way to help, but your inner Hank Hill might not like it.
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If You Want Bigger, Better Hydrangea Blooms, Try These Soil Tricks
If you’re planting the right hydrangeas in the right hardiness zones, then ensuring big, beautiful blooms comes down to a few controllable factors.
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Hummingbirds Absolutely Love This Drought-Tolerant Purple-Blue Plant
This vibrant, drought-tolerant flower adds purple-blue charm to your garden while helping create a backyard haven for hummingbirds and pollinators.
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The Sun-Loving Flower That'll Thrive Next To Your Tomato Plants
Looking for a way to support your tomato plants while adding color to your garden? Look no further than this sun-loving flower that makes a great neighbor.
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If You Have A Small Yard, It May Be Time To Hop On This Popular Garden Trend
Small yard? Luckily, there is a stunning gardening trend designed for tiny spaces, allowing you to have a green thumb despite limited square footage.
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What A Slow-Release Fertilizer Really Means
If you've been told a slow-release fertilizer can help your yard or garden, the advice is likely solid. But it's important to know what it does and doesn't do.
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Can You Plant A Peace Lily Outdoors? Here's What Gardeners Say
You're probably most used to seeing peace lilies grown indoors, but can you add them to your garden? Here's what to know before you try planting one outside.
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Attract Hummingbirds And Pollinators To Your Garden With A Pretty Purple Flower
This vining, purple flowering plant also produces fruits and is known to be a favorite among pollinators, from hummingbirds and bees to butterflies and bats.
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The Soft And Bouncy Ground Cover That'll Look Beautiful In Your Yard
This super-soft ground cover is easy to grow and adds a beautiful mat of small white flowers to your yard, limiting the amount of mowing you have to do.
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Repurpose Banana Peels To Help Your New Or Transplanted Plants Thrive
If you are planning to sow seeds or transplant seedlings, you should know about how to use banana peels to help keep your new plants healthy and thriving.
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Must-Know Tips For Propagating Rosemary In Your Herb Garden
If you're worried about over-harvesting your rosemary plant, or simply want more bushes, propagating this aromatic herb is easy with the proper steps.
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Add A Splash Of Color To Your Yard With One Stunning Hydrangea
Hydrangeas offer many varieties, each complementing each other's beauty. This two-toned option brings added color to your garden in a striking display.
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The Simple Soil Addition That Can Help Your Lavender Plants Thrive
There's a super easy way to amend the soil for your lavender plants and help it to produce an abundance of its fragrant, purple blooms each year.
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Naturally Repel Stink Bugs From Your Garden With These Essential Oils
If you're looking for a natural solution to deal with pesky stink bugs, essential oils are a great way to keep your garden free of the little pests.
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Why Adding Gravel To Your Cucumber Container Garden Could Backfire (And What To Use Instead)
Cucumbers can grow well in containers when moisture conditions are properly managed. However, some common setup choices may hold your plants back from thriving.
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What To Do If The Lavender In Your Garden Isn't Blooming
Lavender is the perfect plant to brighten up a garden, but what if you just can't get it to grow? Follow these tips to help your flowers thrive.
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Help Your Tomato Plants Thrive With An Underrated Type Of Fertilizer
Nobody wants to see tomatoes struggling to grow in their garden. Luckily, one unusual fertilizer will give your plants the kick they need to truly thrive.
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Grow A Lemon Tree In Your Small Yard With These Pot Planting Tips
You don't have to live in Florida or California to grow your own citrus. Follow these tips to pick the right variety and pot for growing a lemon tree anywhere.
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Suppress Weeds In Your Garden Paths With The Help Of A Common Kitchen Staple
Sheet mulching is one way to deter weeds, using landscape fabric or good old-fashioned cardboard. If you've got neither on hand, head to the kitchen drawer.
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Attract More Birds To Your Yard With The Help Of A Must-Plant Privacy Hedge
Creating your own private aviary is a bit out of reach, but you can make the next best thing by planting this border hedge that birds happen to love.
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What Are Tree Tomatoes And How To Grow Them In Your Own Garden
Tree tomatoes are a large fruit that taste like a sweet, pungent, tomato. But growing them at home is much different than growing the popular salad ingredient.
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The Beautiful Ground Cover That You'll Regret Planting In Your Yard
Using plants as ground covering is a great alternative to a traditional lawn. There's a beautiful plant, though, that you should avoid installing at all costs.
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Say Goodbye To Weeds With A Clever Natural Solution
While weed killing and suppression can end up costing a lot, there's a free solution that works well and for a long time. You may already have it in your yard.
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Brighten Up Your Shady Garden With The Help Of This Plant's Colorful Foliage
Filling your garden beds with hostas is one way to bring color into a shady garden, but this leafy plant does an even better job of brightening things up.
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Costco Is Selling A Stunning Copper Birdbath — Is It Actually Worth The Price?
If you're looking for a relatively affordable copper birdbath, Costco has one you might want to check out. Here's what verified purchasers have to say about it.
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A Pink Flowering Tree That'll Add Low-Maintenance Shade To Your Yard
This low-maintenance tree provides beautiful spring blooms and is relatively easy to care for, requiring very little in the way of pruning.
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Keep Bugs Out Of Your Vegetable Garden With The Help Of A Bathroom Staple
It's frustrating when birds or insects ravage your hard-earned fruits and vegetables in the garden. For a non-chemical solution, just reach into the shower.
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How To Care For Your Lawn After Dethatching Your Yard
Dethatching your yard can be quite the process, but you have more work to do when you're done. Your lawn is vulnerable and needs caring for directly after.
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Why You Should Avoid Using Mesh Garden Netting And What To Use Instead
Mesh garden netting might seem useful, but it can quietly create bigger problems in your backyard, affecting the balance between plants and wildlife.
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A Low-Growing Perennial Plant That'll Thrive In The Shady Areas Of Your Lawn
Just because your lawn doesn't get much sunshine doesn't mean you can't grow some beautiful plants. Need proof? Give this shade-loving perennial a go.
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DIY A Simple 2-Ingredient Fertilizer That Adds Calcium To Your Garden Soil
This simple two-ingredient trick reuses some common kitchen waste as fertilizer, to nourish your plants and make your gardening more sustainable.
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The Rare Succulent Ground Cover That'll Look Amazing In Your Yard
This rare succulent ground cover will add texture and bursts of color to your yard with its fleshy pink rosettes, which can grow to 5 inches in diameter.
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How To DIY Mulch For Your Garden With The Help Of Green Tea Leaves
A simple kitchen leftover can support healthier soil and help your garden thrive, offering a waste-reducing way to nourish plants and soil naturally.
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A Low-Maintenance Flowering Plant That's Beloved By Beneficial Pollinators
This yellow-blooming plant does well in wet soil and is a favorite among birds, bees, and butterflies. It's also super easy to grow in your home garden.
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Repurpose A Wine Cork To Give Your Garden Pots A Much Needed Upgrade
Not sure what to do with that pile of old wine corks? This nifty DIY trick will repurpose them, improving your garden pots and giving your plants a better life.
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The Vibrant Flower You'll Wish You Planted Next To Your Birdbath Sooner
Boost pollination in your yard by planting this beautiful flower right next to your bird bath, drawing bees, butterflies, and birds to your plants.
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The Unexpected Travel Product That'll Make The Perfect Bird Feeder
A bargain-bin travel item could be the secret to fresher nectar and happier hummingbirds. See how a smart DIY twist can outshine pricey store-bought feeders.
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What To Plant Next To Lavender For A Gorgeous, Low-Maintenance Garden
Few plants are as charming as lavender, but its full potential shines when you match it with the right companions for a healthy, balanced garden.
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Keep Deer Out Of Your Yard With The Help Of A Spice Cabinet Essential
While it's charming to see a deer cross through your yard, you don't want them eating your plants. Sprinkle this baking spice around to send them on their way.
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The Spiky Flowered Plant Hummingbirds Can't Resist
If you want to bring hummingbirds to your garden, one of the best ways to do it is by planting this spiky flowered plant that the creatures cannot resist.
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DIY Stylish Macramé Curtains To Add Some Privacy To Your Outdoor Space
If you want to enjoy some fresh air outdoors without being visible to everyone in your vicinity, then try these stunning DIY macramé curtains.
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Help Your Raised Garden Beds Thrive With A Hardware Store Staple
Raised beds may look secure, but determined burrowers know better. A common hardware supply can stop them, and protect your plants from unexpected visitors.
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The Flowering Ground Cover That'll Fill Your Yard With Hummingbirds
This flowering ground cover produces red and purple blooms that hungry hummingbirds find irresistible. It's also easy to grow in containers or gardens.
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Deter Squirrels From Your Bird Feeder With An Underrated Plant In The Mint Family
If you've done what you can to deter squirrels from invading your bird feeder, but they're still approaching from the ground, consider this pungent plant.
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Don't Have Room For A Full Fruit Garden? These Two Lemon Trees Can Grow In Containers
Fruit trees are wonderful, but they require a lot of space to thrive. If you're restricted to a patio or small back yard, consider citrus you can grow in a pot.
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How To Repurpose Grass Clippings For Thriving Rose Bushes
Grass clippings fill up lawn bags and may seem useless. But you can start using them now for bigger, healthier blooms from your garden's rose bushes.
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Does Costco Price Match Patio Furniture Sets? What To Know Before Heading To Checkout
When it's time to deck out a deck (or patio or balcony) with outdoor furniture, Costco is a common go-to. But what happens if you find the same set for less?
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An Eco-Friendly Ant Control Hack You'll Want To Try In Your Garden
A few ants in a garden isn't a big deal, and they control aphids. But nobody wants an infestation. This simple, natural trick can be surprisingly effective.
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A Tried-And-True Plant Combination That'll Brighten Up Your Front Yard
Some plants make great companions, and if you would like a vibrant hedge with a lot of textural interest, try pairing up these two classics.
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Ditch Chemical Fertilizers - Your Garden Will Thrive With This Natural Alternative
There are a lot of reasons to avoid store-bought fertilizers, price being one of them. This fermented emulsion is nearly free and provides a big nitrogen boost.
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A Stunning Sun-Loving Plant That'll Attract Hummingbirds To Your Garden
A bold, beautiful ornamental perennial like this one will look great in your sunny garden. It'll also draw in hummingbirds and other pollinators to your yard.
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Help Container Hostas Thrive With A Simple Yet Unconventional Trick
Container gardening changes what hostas need to stay healthy. Understanding how conditions differ in pots helps keep those striking leaves looking their best.
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A Delicious Herb That May Be The Key To Keeping Chiggers Out Of Your Yard
Chiggers are a common yard and garden pest, but by planting a common and easy-to-grow herb, you can help keep the itchy pests out.
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Add A Bright Pop Of Yellow Flowers To Your Beds With This Ground Cover
A burst of yellow is the perfect way to make your garden look even cheerier, and one plant is easy to manage and can provide some ground cover too.
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Say Goodbye To Garden Pests With The Help Of A Common Kitchen Scrap
When dinner's over, the scraps usually go in the compost bin or trash. But there's one item you could place around your garden to get rid of several pests.
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Is It Possible To Grow A Pothos Outside? What You Need To Know Before Trying
Pothos plants are tropical vines normally grown as houseplants in the U.S. But if you do it right, you can enjoy these sprawling, leafy plants outdoors.
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How To Create A Glossy Paver Walkway For Instant Curb Appeal
Pavers can really elevate the aesthetic of your landscaping, and if you want them to look nicer and hold up to more stress, gloss them over with sealant.
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Turn Your Yard Into A Hummingbird Haven With The Help Of An Easy-To-Grow Flower
Attracting hummingbirds to your yard or garden depends a lot on what kind of nectar you're offering them, and this yellow flower is a hummingbird magnet.
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The Best Method For Removing Stains From An Artificial Turf Lawn
Artificial lawns require less maintenance than traditional grass lawns, but that doesn't mean they can't get dirty. Here's a simple way to get rid of stains.
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How To Know If Your Plants Have Thrips And How To Get Rid Of Them
Thrips are a difficult pest problem to spot, let alone to treat properly. If you suspect them, here's how to diagnose and treat an infestation.
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Gear (5)
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The Best Biking Helmet Of 2026, According To Reviews
If you're serious about riding, whether it's on the trail, long distance, or simply commuting each day, this top-ranked helmet will help keep you safe.
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Say Goodbye To Pickleball: A New Sport Could Take Over In 2026
Pickleball's not going anywhere anytime soon. But this sport, that began picking up steam in the 2010s, is cropping up on beaches and lawns everywhere.
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The Real Reason REI Is Closing Some Stores In 2026
REI announced it will be closing a handful of stores in 2026. While individual stores take the hit, it reflects bigger issues facing outdoor retail.
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Is Costco's Starter Kayak Worth Buying?
Costco offers a kayak from Lifetime that is designed for ease of use and stability, and is particularly geared towards anglers. Here's what the reviews say.
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What To Know Before Buying A Snapper Riding Lawn Mower
After a hiatus in the United States, the Snapper lawn mower brand has made its return. If you're considering buying one, here's what you need to know.
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Safety (6)
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Prevent Sunburn By Following This One Clothing Rule For Anything Outdoors
Sun protection is no joke, so finding ways to prevent sunburn when you're out and about is paramount. Thankfully, your wardrobe choices can help significantly.
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The One Rock Climbing Mistake That Almost Guarantees An Injury
Rock climbing is a wonderful outdoor sport for all ages and many accessibilities. But there are techniques to help both your climbs — and falls — succeed.
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The Duct Tape Hack That Could Save Your Life (And Your Bike)
It's no secret duct tape is invaluable around the home and garden. But it's equally important on the bike trail and can even save your life in a pinch.
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The Daring Rescue Every Beginner Skier Needs To Learn From
A recent skiing accident in California led to a dramatic rescue captured on video. Beginning skiers should take notes to avoid getting in this situation.
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Kayaking's Controversial 120 Rule: Why It Matters
Kayaking is a fun sport for the whole family. But safety is paramount. The 120 rule has been recommended for years, but these days some are questioning it.
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Quickly Remove Ice From Your Driveway With A Simple Rock Salt Trick
Rock salt is a traditional method for melting ice on driveways and sidewalks, but it takes time. This popular hack kickstarts the process and is free.
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Wildlife (11)
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The Obvious Reason Owls Might Not Be Coming To Your Yard
You've built the nesting box, kept a few dead trees standing, and you have plenty of owl food scurrying about. So where are all the owls? Here's one quick fix.
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5 Types Of Spider Webs You Actually Want In Your Yard
Spiders weave different styles of webs for different hunting tactics. Identifying the web helps identify if its maker is a beneficial neighbor or a pest.
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What To Do If You See A Snake On The Trail (And The One Thing To Never Do)
Hiking means wildlife encounters, and that's a good thing. But if there's a snake stretched across your trail, you'll want to know what to do and not do.
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This Garden Decor Staple May Be The Key To Keeping Unwanted Birds Out Of Your Yard
Some birds can be quite annoying or destructive to yards and gardens and need to be sent on their way. This simple trick is effective when used properly.
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A Wolf Was Just Spotted In This California City For 'The First Time In A Century'
While wolves have become more commonplace in the Rocky Mountains and Pacific Northwest, a young female recently made her presence known an hour north of LA.
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The Reason You Never See Cardinals In Your Yard Is Simple
It's fun to have colorful cardinals visit your yard. But even if you've put out water and the right food, you might be overlooking this crucial step.
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Water Sources That Attract Owls And Birds To Your Yard, Even In Winter
Owls, like other birds, need water. But since they stay active all year round, you want to make sure have bathing and drinking options as the weather changes.
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A DIY Squirrel Repellent That'll Keep Them From Destroying Your Outdoor Space
Squirrels can wreak havoc on your yard, from digging up veggies to eating your bird feed. Some people recommend using this controversial DIY repellent.
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What To Do If A Bear Approaches Your Car (And The One Thing To Never Do)
If you're driving or camping in bear country, odds are good you'll get close to a bear. Just because you're inside a car doesn't mean you shouldn't be alert.
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Plant These Trees To Turn Your Yard Into An Inviting Oasis For Owls
Owls visit your yard for food. They stick around for sleeping, nesting, and hunting purposes, if the conditions are right. These trees are prime owl habitat.
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Plants That'll Help Keep Snakes Out Of Your Yard
While snakes are often beneficial in a garden, if they're taking up residence, you may want to deter them. We've got almost two dozen plants for the job.
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