How To Attract More Birds With A Swinging Bath They'll Love
This 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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Say Goodbye To Plain Concrete: The Driveway Design Tactic That Looks High-End
A modern driveway trend is transforming plain concrete with clean lines, unexpected texture, and a design detail that feels custom without major construction.
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Will Removing A Tree Stump Prevent Root Suckers? Here's What You Should Know
Our master gardener knows root suckers are a major pain, and she shares if removing a tree stump can prevent them. Here's what she says you need to know.
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Should You Remove A Tree Stump Before It Rots? Here's What We Know
Some people think tree stumps are whimsical, while others hate them. Leaving it to rot in place has pros and cons, as does removing it. Which is right for you?
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Hawaiians Should Kill This Tropical Invasive Pest On Sight (It Can Cause So Much Damage)
These pests have been wreaking havoc on Hawaii's vegetation, and palm trees in particular. If you spot one, don't let it go — bag it, freeze it, and report it.
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You Need To Know This Before You Redo Your Garden In Your Historic Home
An established garden can get unruly if not tended to, and if this is the case for the garden of your historic home, it can be tempting to clear everything out.
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Turn This Kitchen Staple Into A Feeder Birds Will Flock To
DIY bird feeders abound these days, and many options offer cute ways to upcycle items you already have around the house. This one DIY feeder is no different.
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No More Concrete: Why Tree Stump Rounds Are The Superior Garden Path Material
Rounds of logs represent an excellent choice over concrete pavers when you're creating a garden path, though they aren't the best option in every scenario.
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The Affordable IKEA Solution That Makes Hanging Bird Feeders A Breeze
Do 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.
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Not Miracle Gro Nor Coffee Grounds: The Fertilizer You Can DIY For A Thriving Garden
Commercial fertilizers aren't that good for the soil or the surrounding ecosystem. Plus, they're getting pricey. This DIY fertilizer uses free kitchen scraps.
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How To Choose The Best Tree Stump Removal Method For You And Your Yard
If an old tree has fallen in your yard, you're now left with a stump. and you might be wondering what the most appropriate stump removal method may be for you.
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Transform Old Plastic Nursery Pots Into A Hanging Feeder Birds Will Flock To
If 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?
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14 Stunning Succulents That Make Statement Piece Houseplants
Succulents are some of the easiest plants to grow and care for, and these 14 gorgeous options will work perfectly as show-stopping houseplants.
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Sick Of Traditional Hedges? This Alternative Creates Privacy And Attracts Birds
Looking for privacy with a biodiversity benefit? Ditch the formal hedges and grow this mix that will provide berries, seeds, and insects for the birds.
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As A Home Gardener For 20 Years, I See One Garden Trend That's Actually Worth Following
Just like in interior design, garden trends come and go, but some stand the test of time. Here's one that will benefit everyone in the family.
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The Tropical Fruiting Indoor Plant That Thrives In High Humidity
This tropical dwarf tree can thrive indoors all year long as long as you give it enough humidity and sunlight. It'll even produce fruit after a few years.
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Lake Effect Snow: What To Know About Its Impact On Your Yard And Garden
There are pros and cons to a blanket of snow in your garden and yard, but in any case, there are ways to protect your plants before the first flake falls.
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The Green-And-Gold Ground Cover That'll Thrive In Your Sunny Garden
In the right environmental conditions, this green-and-gold groundcover shrub can bring beauty to your garden all throughout the year -- yes, even in the winter.
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Treat Your Landscaping Like Your Home Interior For Longevity
Don'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.
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How To Use Mulch To Make Tree Stump Removal Even Easier
Got an ugly tree stump hanging around? This surprisingly simple mulch trick makes stump removal way easier than you’d expect — no heavy tools, no headaches.
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Winter Is The Best Time To Graft The Fruit Tree In Your Yard - Here's How To Do It
While winter may not seem like the time to garden, it's the best time to graft fresh fruit trees in your yard. Here's what you'll need and the steps to follow.
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This Leftover Kitchen Scrap Is The Secret To A Thriving Pothos Plant
Are you a cost-cutting pothos owner? Save money on fertilizer by making it at home from a common waste product that's usually associated with breakfast.
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Prevent Thrips On Your Bulbs With The Help Of These Household Staples
Thrips are tiny but mighty pests that are challenging to control if present. Thankfully, it's easy to treat your bulbs before planting with common cleaners.
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8 Creative Thrift Flips You Can Use For Plant Display
Plants pots are often even more expensive than the plants themselves. These ideas allow you to use thrifted items like lamps, baskets, and more.
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11 Fence Enhancements That Will Wow The Neighborhood
Before 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.
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13 Winter Bird Feeding Tips To Keep Them Happy All Season Long
Cold weather changes everything for backyard birds. Smart winter feeding habits can help them conserve energy, stay healthy, and return stronger in spring.
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The Little-Known Tip That Will Help Pepper Plants Thrive
Happy peppers have a simple secret. This little-known tip helps lock out weeds, protect against weather damage, and keeps your plants thriving all season long.
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