Turn An Old Galvanized Tub Into A Water Feature Birds Can Enjoy
While once functional, galvanized tubs are now used primarily for aesthetics. A backyard water feature made from an old tub gives birds a water source.
Read MoreWhile once functional, galvanized tubs are now used primarily for aesthetics. A backyard water feature made from an old tub gives birds a water source.
Read MoreYou can turn everything from empty pantry staples to old plastic leisure equipment into affordable bird feeders and baths to delight your feathered friends.
Read MoreDo you love wild birds and want to see more of them in your backyard? This living wreath takes care of one of the three things birds need to thrive: food.
Read MoreAll it takes are a few wash tubs to add rustic charm to your porch — this easy tiered planter proves the prettiest projects don’t have to be complicated.
Read MoreThis DIY swinging birdbath will give your feathered friends a safe place to drink and cool off. As a bonus, it even adds a touch of whimsy to your yard.
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Read MoreDo you struggle to get your bird feeder on and off a branch when it's time to refill it with birdseed? This cheap, nifty product from IKEA makes things simple.
Read MoreIf your driveway is on the steeper side, this quick and relatively inexpensive fix may make driving over the apron much smoother than before.
Read MoreYou would think that outdoor patio furniture would be made to withstand the elements, but furniture made from these materials isn’t safe in winter weather.
Read MoreIf you have an abundance of old plastic nursery pots and drip trays, why not create a hanging bird feeder that refills itself as birds flock to it?
Read MoreYou might rethink the way you stack your firewood when you see these artful displays that do more than look pretty; they protect wood and help season it.
Read MoreGet the family ready for craft time with this simple, springtime DIY doormat. It’s a creative but easy way to brighten up your front door décor.
Read MoreDon't put pressure on yourself to have all of your landscaping figured out at once. Try this approach for a front yard that you can grow into over time.
Read MoreBefore you completely tear down your boring old fence to start anew, consider sprucing it up with some of these less costly but still eye-catching options.
Read MoreBird feeders are a lovely addition to your home, but you're missing out if you haven't tried making your own from scratch. Luckily, we've got just the project.
Read MoreBelieve it or not, lawns go through trends, and one that's taking over in 2026 is that of the "shrinking lawn." Here's why folks are downsizing their grass.
Read MoreThe outdoor living room trend is on the rise, with cozy furnishings trending. Here are some clever ways HGTV stars have used curtains in their outdoor designs.
Read MoreAccording to the Fish & Wildlife Service, 35% of Americans consider themselves backyard birders. Attract more birds with this DIY suet bird feeder.
Read MoreA simple but effective way to enhance the look and value of your outdoor space is by installing a fire pit. Fortunately, it's not an expensive endeavor.
Read MoreAlternatives to concrete change the look and functionality of your driveway. This material is derived from the sea, making it an ideal match for a coastal look.
Read MoreUntreated scrap wood can be useful for all kinds of projects. Get your creative juices flowing with these 10 ideas for DIY bird-attracting features.
Read MoreThis alternative to traditional deck lumber lasts longer and requires less work, so you can spend even more time enjoying your outdoor space.
Read MoreLanterns are back — and they work just as well indoors as on your porch or patio. Here’s how to style them for effortless vintage-cool charm.
Read MoreNot only are these budget-friendly DIY feeders simple to make using recycled materials, but they're also suitable for visiting birds year-round, rain or shine.
Read MoreWhen choosing driveway designs to suit a cottage aesthetic, it's important to factor in colors that will complement the property and suitably quaint materials.
Read MoreDo you have pest birds visiting your yard, eating your freshly sown turfgrass seeds, or picking at your lettuces? Scare them away with a wind-powered deterrent.
Read MoreSolid concrete driveways have been the norm, but they come with drawbacks. This trendy option is better for the environment and looks high-end.
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