Goodbye Traditional Bird Baths — Reuse A Storage Find For A DIY Alternative
Skip a traditional bird bath and instead turn to this convenient – and affordable – substitute to attract more feathery friends to your yard.
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Skip a traditional bird bath and instead turn to this convenient – and affordable – substitute to attract more feathery friends to your yard.
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Read MoreSince the invention of shredded cheese, box graters are less common in kitchens. Repurpose your old utensil into a planter with just a few pieces of hardware.
Read MoreThis flower can bring dragonflies to your garden, but not for the reason you may think. An annual, it vibrantly blooms in the spring, summer, and fall.
Read MoreHunting for vintage glassware? This rare 1950s glass pitcher was only produced for a single year, making it a highly valuable thrift store find if you spot it.
Read MoreWith a plastic bottle, you can create a versatile storage case to house embroidery floss, sewing thread, beading wire, and similar craft items.
Read MoreClever gardeners are always looking for ways to reduce waste while making their garden healthier. This simple fertilizer hack may help your tomatoes thrive.
Read MoreGive your lettuces and other brassicas the nutrients they need with a DIY fertilizer you can make with water and a simple ingredient from your kitchen.
Read MoreKeeping your plants healthy doesn't have to be hard. Plants need the many of the same nutrients humans do, so pantry items can make for effective fertilizers.
Read MoreRetaining walls are a pricey slope solution because they're often professionally built. Instead, choose a natural landscaping feature you can DIY and plant on.
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Read MoreIf you're bored with regular hanging petunia baskets and looking to change things up, then this beautiful idea may be perfect for you and your garden.
Read MoreFrom retro bars to modern homes, this '70s item is coming back into the spotlight. Here's how to spot and nab one at a local thrift store or online marketplace.
Read MoreYou've tried everything to repel snails and slugs from your lettuces and tomatoes, but they keep returning. This idea is harmless, organic, and looks pretty.
Read MoreAll you need for this cheap and whimsical succulent garden is an old milk jug cut in half, some pebbles, and some paint and decor of your choice.
Read MoreIf you want a more affordable, lightweight solution to traditional vintage-style bird baths, this option from Amazon is worth taking a look.
Read MoreIf you're looking to spend less money getting a professional-looking garden setup, you may want to try this smart and efficient planter product from Amazon.
Read MoreThis shade-loving ground cover is a far rarer sight in gardens compared to hostas and begonias, so if you want something new and different, it’s an ideal pick.
Read MoreIf you enjoy arts and crafts, and you want some new home decor, this artsy Instagram idea lets you upcycle old bottles into fabulous artwork.
Read MoreOne tricky aspect of raised bed gardening, aside from the cost, is weed management. This cheaper alternative solves that problem entirely.
Read MoreIf it's time to finally lay your refrigerator, freezer, or washing machine to rest, remember this safety tip before it's time to haul it off to the dump.
Read MoreA tired bird bath doesn't need to be tossed. Reuse the base and some common household supplies to make a charming, wildlife-approved accent for your garden.
Read MoreThis was easily one of the coolest appliances you'd find in a 1960s kitchen, and most people don't realize they can buy modern versions that are even better.
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