Planning A Patio Remodel? This DIY Cost Breakdown Might Help You Budget
A patio can be a major upgrade to your outdoor space, but if you don't properly budget before starting your DIY project, you could easily get sticker shock.
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Prune These Plants In January For A Healthier, More Vibrant Garden In The Spring
Looking for a winter garden task? Pruning plants, shrubs, and trees can help improve growth and health. Here are some you should be pruning this January.
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Repurpose Fence Pickets To DIY A Home Birds Will Love Visiting
You just need fence pickets and some hardware essentials for this bird haven DIY, but be sure to follow precautions to keep your feathered friends safe.
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My Neighbor's Unsightly Yard Is Ruining The Neighborhood. Is There Anything I Can Do?
When a conversation isn’t enough, what can you do? This guide explores your options for dealing with a neighbor’s unsightly yard — without starting a feud.
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9 Best Planter Types That Promote Growth, Energy, And Stability According To Feng Shui
Did you know the types of planters and where you place them in your home may be able to affect the flow of energy? Here are the best options.
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The Highly-Rated Electric Pole Saw Harbor Freight Shoppers Are Loving
Electric pole saws can make tree cleanup safer, faster, and much more convenient, and this Harbor Freight pick is a great value for the money.
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The Easy & Affordable Way To Prevent Weeds From Growing Between Pavers
Controlling those weeds that grow between your pavers can be frustrating, but here's a simple task you should do consistently to prevent the problem.
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How Much Control Do You Actually Have Over Your Sidewalk?
As the homeowner, you may be responsible for maintaining the sidewalk by your house. But does that mean you also have control over how it's used?
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Give Your Garden A New Sense Of Purpose By Dividing It Into Rooms
You can provide some structure to your garden by separating different spaces by function with the help of pavers, plants, or even raised beds.
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Transform Your Home By Eliminating These 12 Front Yard Eyesores
Ensure neighbors and visitors alike form a good impression by keeping up with maintenance and removing eyesores from the front of your home.
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8 Salt-Tolerant Plants That Can Thrive In A Winter Garden
For a bountiful garden, even in the midst of winter, try these hardy plants that can survive poor soil and salt exposure while keeping their winter color.
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13 Winter Shelter Ideas That Keep Birds Coming To Your Yard
Creating a bird-friendly garden isn't just for spring and summer. Here's how you can make your yard extra hospitable for the birds in cold, winter weather.
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Everything You Can And Cannot Do On Your Side Of A Shared Fence
Your fence is more than just a marker for your property's boundaries; it's also a responsibility that you share with your neighbor, with certain limitations.
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How To Fix An Uneven Bird Bath For Them To Enjoy
That uneven bird bath isn't just an eyesore — it could be hazardous to the birds too! Fix your leaning bird bath with a solid foundation to keep it level.
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The Clever Way To Hide The Eyesore Of Outdoor Faucets And Keep Them Fully Functional
Among the many clever ways to hide an ugly outdoor faucet, plopping this solution in place is one of the easiest yet most attractive options available.
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Creative Solutions For Building A Squirrel-Proof Raised Garden Bed
Our master gardener reveals the strategies she employs to keep squirrels away from her raised beds, whether it's using wire, gravel, or even other plants.
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The Berried Bush That'll Keep Robins Happy All Winter
Love American robins and want them to stick around during the cold months instead of heading south? Plant this berry-covered shrub to keep them well fed.
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12 Affordable Aluminum Foil Hacks That Are Useful In The Winter
Winter — the season of drafts and frozen everything. Prevent the cold weather from chilling your bones and damaging your home and garden with aluminum foil.
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The Plant Mistake That Will Waste Your Money In The Long Run
Who doesn’t want a garden bed full of colorful flowers? But give them some space or you risk health problems with your plants and you waste your money.
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Hide An Eyesore Coming From Your Neighbor's Yard With A Beautiful Garden Solution
If there's an eyesore in your neighbor's yard that's spoiling your view, here's a fairly quick and easy solution to hide it for good.
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Say Goodbye To The Eyesore Of Outdoor Clutter With A Stylish DIY Solution
You've got lots of outdoor tools and supplies and nowhere to put them. Instead of cluttering a corner of your patio, close the door on the problem — literally.
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The Most Recommended Soil Options For Reseeding Your Lawn
You can buy the best grass seed, but if you scatter it over poor soil, you've wasted your money. Guarantee a successful lawn with these soil options.
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These Varieties Of Grasses Are Like A Snake Magnet In Your Yard
Dense growth and a cozy, prey-filled habitat make these grasses a dream for snakes — great for nature, not so great for surprise encounters.
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Pine Straw Vs Mulch: Only One Reigns Superior For Your Garden
When it comes to covers for your garden soil, pine straw may be right. You'll only know for sure once you've compared it to the many mulch materials out there.
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Take Out Your Sketch Book! Winter Is The Time To Plan Your Spring Garden (And How To Do It)
Why not make the most of being stuck inside due to cold weather? Do more than just dream about next season's garden: start planning it on paper or digitally.
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The Deer-Resistant Shrub With Stunning Spring Blooms That's Perfect For A Shady Garden
Plagued by deer eating your hedges? If you live in Zones 7 to 10, plant this native sunlight-hating perennial to keep them away and enjoy its vibrant flowers.
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The June Beetle Lookalike Pest You Don't Want In Your Yard
Although they're often confused with the iridescent green June beetles, which are basically harmless to your garden, these lookalike beetles can cause damage.
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