The Common Kitchen Scrap That Can Deter Pests From Your Yard & Garden
Before you use powerful chemical pesticides to deter bugs in your garden, see if you have this common kitchen scrap lying around for a more natural solution.
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11 Harbor Freight Gas-Powered Tools Ranked By Customer Reviews
Sometimes your yard work takes you away from electrical outlets - that's when these top rated, gas-powered tools from Harbor Freight can come in handy.
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The Tree Stump Removal Trick That May Be Doing More Harm Than Good
This old-fashioned technique might seem like a quick and easy way to banish a stubborn stump, but its dangerous and toxic effects could linger much longer.
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8 Leftover Scrap Foods You Can Use To Make Natural Bird Feeders
Don't have the budget for a purpose-made bird feeder? You can DIY one using the leftovers from last night's dinner and a few simple craft supplies.
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Costco's Plants, Bulbs, & Seeds To Get Your Spring Garden Ready
Costco offers a surprisingly broad selection of spring plants, bulbs, and shrubs, making it an affordable destination for refreshing garden beds and landscapes.
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Smart Ways To Repurpose A Shoe Box For Your Garden And Plants
If you're a bit of a sneakerhead or just purchased a new pair of shoes, don't toss out that shoe box. Instead, try these creative ways to use them in the yard.
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9 Best Natural Stones For A Retaining Wall That Adds Privacy To Your Yard
Of all the materials you can use for your retaining wall, natural stones are some of the most durable and beautiful. Here are the best options available.
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The Small Hedge Tree To Prune In February For A Neater, Healthier Plant
When pruned in February with the right levels of sun exposure, this small hedge tree adds a wonderful aesthetic touch and even privacy to your yard.
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13 Plants That Can Survive An Unexpected Freeze
An early winter or late spring frost can sneak up on you, and some plants simply aren't prepared. Others, however, will handle a bit of cold just fine.
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12 Spring-Blooming Plants That Thrive From A February Prune
Keeping your garden healthy means knowing when to prune what. These spring-blooming trees and shrubs should always be pruned at the end of the winter season.
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Add Height To Your Garden & Attract Birds With These 12 Tall Flowers
Inviting beautiful birds to your garden is beneficial in many ways. And, it can be as simple as planting these colorful and easy-to-grow tall blossoms.
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The Best Tool Combination To Easily Remove Snow And Ice
Homeowners have tried everything from rock salt to blow torches to help remove snow and ice from their driveways, but this tool combination seems to work best.
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The Easy DIY That Gives Any Plastic Planter A Terracotta Upgrade
Nothing says classy garden like terracotta, but it can be heavy and expensive. This simple and affordable hack allows you to get the look with plastic pots.
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Prevent Slips & Falls When Shoveling Snow With A Sandy Hack
Rock salt can harm the environment and gravel is hard to clean up, but sand is a great way to prevent slips and falls by adding traction for easy snow removal.
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Don't Toss Old Shoes, Turn Them Into Something Birds Will Love
From rainboots to Crocs, those old shoes still have a little sole left. Don’t toss them — turn them into something your backyard birds can use.
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11 Dwarf Citrus Tree Types That Flourish When Grown In A Pot
Dwarf citrus trees make it possible to grow fresh fruit in small spaces, offering container-friendly options that thrive indoors or on patios year-round.
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10 Berry Bushes You Can Start From Cuttings In Winter
Winter propagation offers gardeners a strategic way to expand berry plantings, using dormant cuttings to prepare productive shrubs for spring growth.
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The Vintage Paper Towel Holder That Makes A Charming Plant Stand (If You Can Find One)
Consider yourself lucky if you stumble upon this vintage paper towel holder. Just hang it vertically, and it becomes a unique plant display on the wall.
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The Pollinator-Friendly Herb That Thrives From Being Pruned In Late Winter
You might assume that winter isn't gardening season, but one appealing herb benefits a lot from a pruning during the tail end of the chilly months.
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The Aromatic Evergreen That Feeds Birds & Pollinators While Providing Privacy
Prefer to plant native trees and shrubs? Don't look past this dense tree when making a privacy fence. Its berries and flowers are beloved by pollinators, too.
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Looking For An Indoor Plant That Thrives In Direct Sun? Turn To This Flower-Shaped Succulent
Most hail from shady tropical forest floors and won't thrive in the brightest rooms — a species from this succulent genus may be just what you're looking for.
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How To Identify Gems Hiding Right In Your Yard
It's unusual, but not impossible, to find gemstones in your yard. If you're ready to start gem hunting right outside of your front door, here's what to know.
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The Creative Way To Turn An Old Trampoline Into A Winter Greenhouse
Trampolines are very bulky and an old one can be a hassle to store or even dispose. This creative hack transforms the frames into a greenhouse.
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16 Ways To Improve Curb Appeal Without The Hassle Of Landscaping Contractors
These tips, from revamping your lawn to framing your doorway, boost curb appeal and make it look like you hired a professional — without actually needing to!
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Birdbath Alternatives To Provide Fresh Water For Birds
Birdbaths are the classic way to attract birds to your yard, but they're not always the right option. Here are some alternatives for every situation.
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Use Old Wine Corks To DIY A Garden Bed Border That Looks So Unique
Everyone loves a unique DIY and it's even better when you're repurposing something. This garden border DIY with old wine corks checks all the boxes.
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Common Money Tree Pruning Errors That Could Be Stressing Your Plant
When it comes to houseplants, money trees are straightforward to care for. Still, you'll want to avoid causing undue stress with these common pruning errors.
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