How To DIY The Cutest Bird Feeder Out Of Organic Materials From Your Yard
This bird feeder DIY won't cost you a thing, as you'll repurpose natural staples that your feathered friends already love -- and you can even make it edible.
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10 Vegetables In Your Fall Garden That Are Drawing Rats Into Your Yard
Rats love some of these veggies because they grow deep in the ground, which is ideal for the sneaky critters, while they crave others for their sweet flavors.
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Neighbor Keeps Letting Their Dog Poop In Your Yard? Here's What You Can Do
Even if you have a canine companion yourself, it can be infuriating when your neighbor keeps letting their dog poop in your front yard. Here's what to do.
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15 Perennials You Can Plant In November For A Luscious Spring Garden
From fragrant blooms to vibrant foliage, these 15 hardy favorites thrive in the cool soil now — and reward your patience with a lush, colorful garden later.
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Keep Indoor Rosemary Plants Alive By Fixing These Common Growing Problems
Rosemary is a popular houseplant to keep indoors, as it's relatively easy to keep alive as long as you follow some key care needs to avoid problems.
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How To Easily Clean The Cooling System Of Your Lawn Mower
Cooling systems allow your lawn mower's engine to run without overheating, so if they're not properly maintained, it can be damaging or dangerous.
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The Best Place To Put Pothos Plants To Keep Them Lush & Thriving For Years To Come
Pothos need indirect light when grown indoors, which means where you place these potted plants is the key to their long and happy lives in your home.
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The One Shrub You Should Be Pruning In Late Winter For A Healthier Spring
Usually, you wait until the chance of frost has passed before getting out your pruning shears. This bushy, yellow-flowering shrub appreciates a winter hair cut.
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12 Ways To Get Rid Of Ghost Ants
Ghost ants can be a major pest if allowed to enter your home. Follow these steps to keep them out, or, if they're already inside, to get rid of them.
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15 Plants You Should Always Mulch In Fall For A More Successful Spring
As the temperatures start to plummet in the fall, there are many plants that will benefit from a layer of mulch to get them through the winter and into spring.
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What The Old Farmer's Almanac Predicts For Fall Precipitation In Your Garden
As you're preparing your fall garden for the coming winter, you might want to know what the weather has in store, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac.
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Stay Warm This Winter With A Fire Starter You Can DIY With Backyard Scraps
Before you run out to buy pricey fire starters or smelly lighter fluid, check your backyard. You’re basically sitting on kindling — and gifting — gold.
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26 Vintage Garden Flowers That Never Go Out Of Style
Creating a garden with timeless appeal isn't just about decor. Choosing time-honored flowers that have a classic look will help to complete your design.
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For Fuller Pothos Plants Try This Clever Propagation Method
While pothos plants are known to be easy-going and amateur gardener-friendly, there is one big drawback they have. Luckily, this gardening hack can fix it.
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Ditch The Shovel: 10 No-Dig Ways To Get Rid Of Weeds
Shovels can help with weeding, but you'll likely end up digging up dirt around your yard and garden. These 10 methods do the job without the digging.
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We Ask Landscape Designers Their Least Favorite Backyard DIY Projects
Johanna Antonsson, landscape designer at The Moose Garden, and Justin Fox, CEO of Foxterra Design, tell us which DIY projects they hate to see in home gardens.
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Give Your Garden A Brand-New Look With The Help Of A Rotting Pumpkin. Here's How
When your pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns start going soggy, you might be tempted to toss them. But doing this instead can bring your garden more joy next season.
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The Hardy Ground Cover That You Can Walk On Without Harming—It Blooms Too
If mowing the lawn is your least favorite chore, consider growing a groundcover instead of traditional lawn turf for a low-maintenance and hardy alternative.
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The Best Variety Of Cucumber Plants To Grow Indoors
This type of cucumber plant grows best indoors because it doesn't rely on pollination. Here's what you should know to care for your indoor cukes.
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The One Shrub You Should Be Pruning In November For A Healthier Spring
Some plants thrive if given a good pruning in the late fall, right before they enter dormancy. This colorful, edible shrub is one such plant.
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The Butter Yellow Trend Isn't Just For Interiors — How To Use It In The Garden
Buttery yellow hues offer a sense of calm and warmth, which is perfect for indoors and out. To add this color in your garden, here are a few beautiful blooms.
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If You Live In These States It's Time To Prep Your Garden For The First Snow
Many states in the northern parts of the U.S. will see snow before too long, if it hasn't happened already. Now's the time to prep your garden in readiness.
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The Cardinal-Loving Winter Tree With Plenty Of Color And Beautiful Spring Blooms
Reaching modest heights of six to ten feet, this winter tree is known for its beautiful pink and white blooms, as well as fruits that delight cardinals.
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Cutting Back This Type Of Plant In The Fall Could Have Unfortunate Consequences
Not all plants will benefit from a back-to-school season trim. If you've been pruning these plants in fall, you could be chopping the base for future blooms.
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Easily DIY A Bird Feeder With Some Household Objects You Already Have
Looking to liven up your backyard? Head to the kitchen, and grab a couple of items you're sure to have on hand to whip up a quick and quirky DIY bird feeder.
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The One Shrub You Should Be Pruning In The Winter To Boost Spring Growth
It's challenging to know when and how to prune your shrubs so they grow strong and healthy. This one prefers a gentle trim when it's dormant in winter.
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The One Tree You Shouldn't Be Growing Right Next To Your House
Growing this tree next to your house can lead to messy seeds all over the ground, roots that spread aggressively, and the plethora of pests it attracts.
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