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Want to break up all of that saturated green in your outdoor space? Consider planting this easy-growing perennial that has gorgeous silvery leaves.
Read MoreIf you've got an old muffin tin lying around, there are plenty of ways to repurpose it. But, this is one way you can use a tin as an invaluable garden tool.
Read MoreInstead of swatting wasps away from your pool, patio, or deck, try planting this fragrant, edible herb that will keep the pests at bay all summer.
Read MoreIf your towels smell a bit musty after they've been in storage, use this simple trick to ensure they feel fresh and smell clean when they're ready to use.
Read MoreSquirrels are cute, but they have a tendency to wreak havoc in gardens. Deter them humanely by planting this especially fragrant flower that they hate.
Read MoreTired of looking at your aging concrete patio? Instead of ripping the whole thing up, there's a product you can apply yourself for an affordable new look.
Read MoreCarpenter ants are scarily big, but they're pretty harmless to humans. Not so to your wooden deck or patio, though. Here's what to do if you see them.
Read MoreYou won't have to look at those unsightly concrete cracks for much longer after you pick one of these beautiful flowers to give them some life.
Read MoreA leggy spider plant can be caused by several factors, but once you notice it there are a few easy ways to save a spindly spider plant and keep it thriving.
Read MorePool noodles create a bold frame for an old mirror in this DIY project. Customization options include different paint colors and pool noodle designs.
Read MoreIn many places, April is when gardeners begin sowing seeds and planting seedlings in their gardens. Here are 10 veggies you should be planting this month.
Read MoreYou've spent time weeding and now have a patch of bare soil. What you do next means the difference between a thriving, weed-free garden and an unhealthy one.
Read MoreWhile weed killer or pulling might seem like the only treatments for crabgrass, you can stop it from taking hold by taking care of your lawn.
Read MoreAs you prepare to plant spring blooms, new ways to display flowers are probably on your mind. Try this DIY flower tower using affordable, thrifted supplies.
Read MoreBirds visiting your yard is often a positive, but if they're destroying your berries, you can deter them with this simple DIY using items you already have.
Read MoreHydrangeas are not particularly sensitive plants, but if you don't pay attention to their watering requirements, you may end up with a wilted or browning shrub.
Read MoreSince they're too small for traditional bird baths, hummingbirds love water fountains, and you can make one yourself using an old coffee maker.
Read MoreBefore reaching for a brush, consider what thrifted wood might already have to offer, especially when a more subtle approach can highlight its original charm.
Read MoreInstead of going for those generic, mass-produced boxes and baskets, shop at your local antique store for a unique container perfect for home storage.
Read MoreFleas and ticks can cause health problems for you and your pets, so if you think you have them in your yard, here's how to test for them and get rid of them.
Read MoreMoss can make for a very unique style when it's used in your lawn instead of grass. But you need to make sure your yard can actualy support it.
Read MoreThese voluminous flowers start with white blossoms before they turn to pink and eventually red. They're one of the earliest panicle hydrangeas to bloom.
Read MoreDon't worry about investing in plant stands — this clever hack proves all you need are some over-the-door hooks and a few zip ties, and you’re good to grow.
Read MoreSpider plants are low maintenance, but they still need an occasional cleaning. However, to protect your plant, this is the only cleaning method you should use.
Read MoreBefore your beautiful wood cutting board ends up in the trash or, worse, gets you sick, check out this DIY repair that will help you get rid of cracks.
Read MoreTackling painted concrete can seem like an insurmountable task, especially when you want to avoid acetone fumes. But there's an easy, affordable, alternative.
Read MoreIf you're new to gardening, it can be easy to mix up the spider plant, a beloved, low-maintenance houseplant, and this common, stubborn weed.
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