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Whether you want to adding blooming perennials to your existing pond area, or you need to improve the look of a low-lying, boggy space, consider this native.
Read MoreEven the most average hostas are a great pick for filling shady areas in the garden, but this cultivar with extra large leaves is a true showstopper.
Read MoreIf you're looking to create a 1960s aesthetic in your living room, head to IKEA. It has a great May sale on two couches that fit that style nicely.
Read MoreStoring bulky blankets can be a real chore. Fortunately, this cheap Ikea product could be the perfect solution for keeping all your linens neat and tidy.
Read MoreYou don't need to spend lots of time or money for a charming, attractive driveway entrance. This easy, symmetrical project requires minimal steps and materials.
Read MoreWhile this common weed killer will kill crabgrass, if you're not careful with its application, you could end up doing major damage to your grass.
Read MoreOnly have a patio or balcony, but want butterflies to visit? Grow this bright, diverse, nectar-filled, butterfly-beloved flowering plant genus in containers.
Read MoreBefore you toss those empty milk or fruit juice jugs in the recycling bin, check out these tricks to capture some of the most damaging insects in your garden.
Read MoreVictorian plant lovers displayed their botanical finds in cloches. You can do the same with some dandelion blooms, an upcycled jar, and some embellishments.
Read MoreWhile tomatoes have plenty of potential companion plants that they will grow well with, this other edible option is best kept in a separate garden bed.
Read MoreGot more dandelions in your yard than you know what to do with? This craft requires about 50 to 60 and results in a lovely piece of home decor.
Read MoreAs your daffodils and tulips fade towards the end of spring, replace them with this gorgeous summer flower and enjoy its blooms all the way into fall.
Read MoreDandelions can be incredibly difficult to eliminate for good, but this simple method that doesn't require any special equipment is one of the most effective.
Read MoreThis common edging material may be inexpensive and easy to install, but it's not the greatest option for installing with a new asphalt driveway.
Read MoreTraditional wood mulch has its advantages, but a major downside is that it has to be replaced often. This alternative is also eco-friendly but lasts a lifetime.
Read MoreGrab a few tea towels from Dollar Tree for a simple hack that requires no sewing skills. This quick and easy project will add a nice dash of color to any room.
Read MoreIf you want a compact plant to adorn your yard with lovely blooms while also attracting butterflies and birds, consider this purple flowering tree.
Read MoreFinding plants that thrive in the shade can be a challenge, especially if you want them to be low-maintenance, but this grassy stunner checks all the boxes.
Read MoreA fun and easy way to make authentic-looking rustic garden pavers. Instead of expensive molds, all you need is a pair of scissors and some old milk jugs.
Read MoreIs your yard full of trees? Then you likely have a lawn covered in twigs and branches. Collect them up until you have enough to DIY this wooden patio screen.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a customized planter to liven up areas in your home, consider this DIY project that transforms coffee cans into decorative pots.
Read MoreLarge planters can tip easily, but a simple adjustment inside the container can improve stability without affecting how your plants grow or drain over time.
Read MoreNeed a trellis for some beans or an ornamental vine? If you have a bare metal wall outdoors, head to Dollar Tree to pick up a few supplies for this easy DIY.
Read MoreFlowers aren't the only way to attract hummingbirds to your garden. You can also grow plants with vibrant foliage, such as this award-winning coleus cultivar.
Read MoreYou want to quickly grab your sneakers when you're rushing out the door, but you hate tripping over them. This easy IKEA product lifts them off the floor.
Read MoreDon't be fooled by the products on the market — bird feeders don't have to be expensive to be useful. This DIY using items you likely already have is proof.
Read MoreWho says you need to spend a fortune on rugs? You can actually DIY a custom one by stitching together inexpensive or even free rug samples — here's how.
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