Shade solutions, like awnings, don't only impact what the outside feels like but they can greatly affect the temperature indoors, not to mention energy savings.
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If you need more shade in your backyard, consider this type of metal panel for your awning that is long lasting, rust resistant, and stylish.
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Looking for affordable outdoor lighting? It's hard to beat Dollar Tree's solar-powered stake lights. If you find them a little too short, try this quick fix.
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There's almost no limit to the things you can make for your backyard from old pallets. In this case, you can use the wood for the roof of a simple DIY pergola.
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A backyard pool shouldn't cost your savings. Two budget-savvy YouTubers proved the perfect plunge pool may only require some blocks, cement, and rubber paint.
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Bees and butterflies aren't just lovely to watch in our backyards; they also pollinate our plants. Attract them with this pretty and affordable Amazon product.
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Cinder blocks and two-by-fours are super affordable building materials, and you can use them to create a nifty storage solution for firewood in a no time flat.
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Looking to use those pallets taking up space in your garage? With some simple tools and supplies, you can DIY a vertical herb garden complete with plant labels.
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Large planters don't come cheap. Thankfully, you can make your own using paper destined for the trash, along with concrete, Styrofoam, and a plastic flower pot.
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If you've got a shed that's in need of a remodel, why not take things whimsical and create the cottagecore hideaway straight out of your childhood dreams.
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This natural stone, a limestone, is sourced from a particular area in North Texas. It's available in different colors, including charcoal for a modern look.
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Brown recluse spiders are, as the name suggests, reclusive. However, they come out from their hiding spots when they're disturbed or looking for food.
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Erosion control is one of the main functions of a retaining wall. This natural stone is durable, allowing it to keep soil and slope ground in place for decades.
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If your casserole dish breaks, you're left with a useless glass lid. If you love watching backyard birds, you can easily transform the lid into a bird bath.
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There's always an exciting new DIY to try with concrete blocks, but this one you should probably leave online. Here are the many reasons it's no good.
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You can find this material in an American landmark, and it adds more character to retaining walls than cinder blocks due to its wide range of colors and shapes.
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Brick exteriors are gorgeous, but not always what you want to see. If you're tired of them, change things up by performing this simply DIY.
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Do you need a raised garden bed but don't have the budget for a ready-made model? You can DIY one that will last decades using a discarded building material.
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Mulching your garden beds is almost always useful. It looks good and retains soil moisture, among other benefits. Hiding a gas meter with it is another story.
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We're bombarded with reasons why landscape fabric is bad for gardens and the environment. Are there really any instances where it's useful? The answer is yes!
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This DIYer transformed her roughly 150-square-foot concrete patio into a mosaic of natural stone using just a few common materials and creativity.
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An asphalt driveway has its advantages, like relative cost and quick installation time. The following, however, are some of the cons to choosing the material.
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Your hoard of glass jars is overflowing. You need an upcycling idea stat. If you also have a stash of sparkly beads, why not turn a few into patio lanterns?
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If your retaining wall exceeds a certain height limit, you'll likely need to secure a permit before you start building. However, the rules can vary by location.
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Got a bunch of old timber planks in the garden shed? Use them to craft the perfect compost bin with the help of tree prunings, an axe, and a measuring tape.
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Damp birdseed is a breeding ground for mold and disease. Keep backyard visitors healthy by crafting a sleek bird feeder for them using IKEA kitchen products.
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Are you a woodworker? You probably have a random bit of wood in your workshop. Turn it into a birdbath using an angle grinder and a few other simple tools.
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