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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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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The Heavy-Duty Harbor Freight Tool That's Made For Yard Cleanup
Whether you've got a yard full of broken branches after a storm or you need to clear up from a heavy pruning session, this Harbor Freight garden tool may help.
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8 Best Bird Feeder Cameras, According To Customer Reviews
Adding a camera to a bird feeder is one surefire way to elevate your birdwatching game and these options are the best based on customer reviews.
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Hollowing Out An Old Tree Stump? Be Sure To Reach For These Tools
If you’re hoping to hollow out an old tree stump to transform it into a creative yard feature, these are the tools you’ll want to keep on hand.
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18 Adorable Decorative Windmills You Should Grab For Your Garden
Although they might not be the a common energy source anymore, windmills still add a certain enchanting charm to gardens. Here are 18 you can get.
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Before You Start That Trendy Vertical Garden, Consider The Downsides
A vertical garden can be a lovely addition to your outdoor space, but before you jump into this trend, there are some downsides to consider.
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15 Of The Best Retro Appliances That Should Make A Comeback
If you're feeling bored by the convenience of modern home gadgets, consider reintroducing some charming vintage tools into your routine. These ones hold up.
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Bring More Pollinators To Your Garden By Growing These Herbs With Lavender
Lavender's spiky, fragrant purple blooms hold lots of pollen and nectar for hungry pollinators. Pairing your plant with scented herbs boosts its attractiveness.
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The Sneaky Weed To Look For & Remove In Winter For A Cleaner Backyard
Many weeds flourish in the long, warm days of spring and summer, but some weeds prefer the colder, wetter months. This is when they grow and spread seeds.
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Goodbye Boring Concrete: The Bold Driveway Design That Looks So Dazzling
Driveways should be resealed every few years, and this is often a boring task to get done. But you can give your driveway new personality with this feature.
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Attract More Birds With A Natural Water Source Feature In Your Yard
A water feature offers a surefire way to attract birds. But instead of buying a bird bath, consider creating this natural source of water in your yard.
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The Overlooked Lawncare Habit That Will Help Bring Birds To Your Yard
Does your lawncare routine involve this common practice? If so, it's probably affecting the number of birds visiting your garden. Here's how.
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Plant These Herbs With Coneflowers To Fill Your Garden With Pollinators
Love coneflowers but want to diversify your offerings for pollinators? Two herbs will brighten the yard and extend the banquet for bees, birds, and butterflies.
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The Hardy Nut Tree With Lush Foliage That Thrives In Winter Temperatures
Nut trees are typically large, lush, and perhaps best of all, provide edible harvests. This nut tree has the added benefit of easily surviving cold weather.
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Use A Car Essential To Remove An Old Fence Post Without Digging
Need to remove a stubborn post from an old fence? A common tool typically used by car mechanics may make the job easier, especially if you lack strength.
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The Disease-Resistant Rose Variety That Makes A Stunning Groundcover
Roses might be a surprising groundcover, but this low-growing variety works. Its pink blooms offer interest while its disease resistances promotes health.
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12 Backyard Birds That Love Birdhouses (& Which Ones Are Best)
Learn which birds are most likely to settle into a birdhouse in your backyard and what you can do to make the space more attractive for them.
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Here's Why So Many Birds Are Pecking At Your Lawn
Backyard birds are often a delight, but when you spot them tearing up your grass they become a nuisance. Here's why they're digging up your lawn and what to do.
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Turn An Old Drawer Into Scrap Material For A DIY Garden Bed
If your dresser is beyond donating and only good enough for the landfill, don't chuck it. Use the drawers to build a garden bed in whatever style you need.
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Homeowner Turns An Old Tree Stump Into A Functional Work Of Art For Birds: 'Beautiful Result'
Tree stumps can be a bit of an eyesore, but this homeowner saw potential for making one of his old trees into a beautiful piece of art for backyard birds.
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12 Things To Do If You Find A Rabbit Nest In Your Yard
If you've uncovered a rabbit nest, you may wonder if you should rush out to rescue the babies, which can actually be detrimental. Here's what to do instead.
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The Unique Ornamental Grass That Makes A Stunning Driveway Border
If you're looking for a border plant that's billowy, lush, and easy to maintain, this ornamental grass cultivar might be the perfect pick for you.
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Shoveling Often Vs Waiting To Shovel: Which Is Best During A Snowstorm?
While there are pros and cons to each method, only one shoveling approach will reduce the risk of slippery ice and heavy, compacted snow.
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The Top Performing Two-Stage Snow Blowers, According To Consumer Reports
Snow blowers provide a powerful way to clean up your yard, but they're a major investment. Consider these reliable models to get the most bang for your buck.
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The Retro Lawn Tool That's Making A Comeback (8 Modern Models To Try)
Going low-tech for our appliances is on trend right now, and landscaping is no exception. Take this lawn care tool patented well over a century ago in the U.K.
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