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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The Deer-Resistant Evergreen Shrub That Makes The Perfect Privacy Hedge
Deer, while cute, can be pests in the garden, especially when they're nibbling on your favorite plants. Keep them out with this dense and unappetizing conifer.
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The Affordable DIY Alternative To Raised Garden Beds You Need To See To Believe
If you love gardening but don't have a lot of space or money for it, we think you should try this affordable DIY alternative for raised beds, AKA wicking tubs.
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Beautiful Rain Garden Designs For Your Next Backyard Project
Rain gardens are practical and aesthetic additions most homes will benefit from, and if you're looking for inspiration, check out these designs.
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Turn Trash Into Cute Succulent Planters With These 12 DIYs
Succulents are typically easy to grow, so why should sourcing their planters be any different? Turn trash to treasure with these affordable DIYs.
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Hide An Outdoor Siding Eyesore With A Landscaping Upgrade
Siding, whether it's damaged, dirty, mismatched, or even just starkly plain, doesn't need to be an eyesore. Hide it with this smart upgrade to your landscaping.
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Turn An Old Galvanized Tub Into A Water Feature Birds Can Enjoy
While once functional, galvanized tubs are now used primarily for aesthetics. A backyard water feature made from an old tub gives birds a water source.
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The Best 13 Lawncare Tools To Get From Harbor Freight According To Reviews
If you're in the market for lawn care tools, Harbor Freight has you covered. From rakes to hoses to blowers, these products are real customer favorites.
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The DIY Wreath That Will Have Birds Flocking To Your Yard
Do you love wild birds and want to see more of them in your backyard? This living wreath takes care of one of the three things birds need to thrive: food.
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Effectively Kill A Tree Stump In Your Yard With A Clever Solution
Sometimes, you chop down a tree and the remaining stump keeps sprouting. Kill it using a highly affordable product you may already have and some power tools.
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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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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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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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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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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 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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