Resealable plastic baggies are good for more than just holding sandwiches or snacks. They can be used in a variety of unique ways around the home and garden.
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Time to swap out a slightly shabby set of towels? Before you toss your old bath towels in the trash, discover some clever ways to repurpose them in the garden.
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Are you hanging mothballs near your bird feeder to keep squirrels, opossums, and other critters away? Not so fast. Here's why you should reconsider using them.
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If your large wooden kitchen spoons are old, stained, and worn-down, learn how to repurpose them outdoors to benefit your plants and your garden's aesthetic.
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Create a chocolate-scented oasis and indulge your senses with these six aromatic plants that will infuse your garden with the sweet, rich scent of chocolate.
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If birds aren't taking up residence in your birdhouse, the problem may be the color. Discover 8 of the best colors to paint the outside of your birdhouse.
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Discover which plants may attract unwanted snakes to your garden. Protect your outdoor space from potential snake encounters with these tips on plants to avoid.
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Beer isn't just a refreshing beverage... it may be able to help with pest control. Find out if you favorite drink can save you from a bug infestation.
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Mint has a bit of a reputation in the garden, and if you want your other edible plants to play nice, you should avoid growing some of them together.
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Discover a secret weapon against pesky pests with these ingenious ways to use aluminum foil. Use these eco-friendly solutions for a pest-free home and garden.
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If you have an overabundance of ants or other pests in your garden or home, this simple and natural method can help you get them under control.
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The adorably-named freckle face or polka dot plants are relatively low maintenance once you establish the right cookie jar based environment for them to thrive.
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Blackstrap molasses is a gooey, robust ingredient that adds quite a punch to any food ... and it adds quite a punch to your garden too!
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Heavy clay soil is infamous for preventing plants from getting their water, but there's a substance you can add that should solve the issue.
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Bee balm is a must-have in your garden to draw in pollinators, but there are a few types of plants you'll want to keep away from these bee-friendly flowers.
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While the baptisia plant is native to much of the United States and isn't invasive, it does have another cause for concern. Discover what it is before planting.
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Losing precious soil is a common pitfall of repotting plants, as some dirt is often left behind. Thankfully, there's a clever and easy solution you can try now.
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PVC pipe might not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about gardening, but it can be a useful tool for keeping unwanted critters away.
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Do you have an old comforter that's torn, worn, or stained? Instead of sending it to a landfill, try turning it into a useful or decorative item for your home.
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If you've got old, unused dishes lying around the house collecting dust, try upcycling them with these handy DIY projects in your home and garden.
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Crabgrass weeds can be an annoying and persistent problem for your lawn. However, there's a way to combat the problem -- if you have some patience.
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Learn how common kitchen ingredients can keep pests away from your patio. Find out how to deter gnats, ants, rodents, or other pests using pantry items.
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We love all PB&Js, but we don't love empty glass and plastic jars taking up space. If recycling pick-up is a few days away, here are some ideas for those jars.
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Whether you're planting hydrangeas from the store or from another area of your yard, the risk of transplant shock can be nerve-wracking. Here's how to avoid it.
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Upcycle items from around your house to turn into DIY garden plant labels. Learn how to recycle broken or unused items to make plant labels for your garden.
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Neem oil and other horticultural oils can work wonders on pests in your garden. Here's how to use them to destroy infestations without destroying your plants.
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Among the most difficult gardening tasks is determining if your edibles are ready to harvest or not. Here are three ways to tell if a watermelon needs picking.
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